Examples of using Payables in English and their translations into Chinese
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Payables-- funds held in trust represent the receipt of funds by UNDP to be disbursed to participating United Nations entities.
As a result, some payables that had been paid out to beneficiaries were not cleared and remained as payables in the accounts payable module.
Management of cash, receivables and payables-- long-outstanding receivables-- UNMEE and MONUC.
Payables-- funds held in trust represents funds provided by donors to UNDP to be held by it on behalf of the United Nations system.
Payables are measured at fair value, i.e. the amount expected to be paid to discharge the liability, and include project cash advances received.
In the statements for 2004- 2005, all payables, irrespective of the source of funding, will be shown under the same note, as recommended.
Other payables represent reimbursable services rendered by the United Nations and United Nations agencies, and a death benefit payable to a beneficiary.
Unliquidated obligations and other payables: expenditures that have been incurred but have yet to be disbursed.
Payables and accruals represent present obligations of the Agency arising from past events.
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities, funds held on behalf of donors, advances payable, other liabilities and payables-- funds held in trust.
Other payables include amounts due to employees, volunteers, contractors and beneficiaries.
The Board recommends that UNHCR review and reconcile long-outstanding payables to ensure that only valid payables are recorded in the accounts.
General ledger, budgeting, payables and receivables, treasury, grants/funds accounting.
(b) General ledger accounts, showing: all cash at banks, investments, receivables and other assets, payables and other liabilities;
Payables, that is, funds held in trust, represent the receipt of funds by UNDP when providing fund administration services, to be disbursed to participating organizations.
(b) General ledger accounts, showing for the General Fund all cash at banks, investments, receivables and other assets, payables and other liabilities.
Payables are recognized and subsequently measured at their nominal value, as they are generally due within 12 months. Transfers payable.
Owing to the short-term nature of cash and cash equivalents, receivables and payables, the fair value is assumed to be the carrying amount.
Other payables include an amount of $0.9 million relating to security charges by the Department of Safety and Security that are pending payment.
With limited opportunities to enhance receivables, the primary areas in which we can enhance working capital are payables and inventory.