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• His 14 WSOP cashes accounting for $ 746, 147 of that.
• In a cash accounting environment, total expenditures is often used as a benchmark.
• An insurance company with cash accounting . . . is an accident waiting to happen.
• The government no longer uses the cash accounting method which reported only actual spending and revenue.
• And, with a one-time, non-cash accounting charge, Coke reported a net loss . ( Leith, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
• C . 2000 San Francisco Chronicle Q : I am a self-employed consultant using the cash accounting method.
• In that act it restricted any companies that utilize inventory in their operating business from using cash accounting.
• Standard and cash accounting VAT schemes are supported, as well as flat-rate VAT ( calculated on a transaction basis ).
• For more than a decade, most have focused on a calculation of their earnings that excludes the cost of interest payments, taxes and non-cash accounting charges for depreciation and amortization.
• Because I'm on a cash accounting basis, I routinely wait until January of each year to deposit checks received in December, hence forestalling paying taxes on those amounts for a year.
• He left office on January 2, 1979 . Upon his departure from office, he announced that the city had posted a $ 41 million budget surplus, based on the Federal government's cash accounting system.
• On profitability measures, however, " the big banks are far superior to Citizens, " says Cassidy, who suspects banks like Citizens favor cash accounting because it de-emphasizes the big premiums they are paying for all those acquisitions.
• Bay View, based in San Mateo, California, should produce a 17 to 18 percent return on equity by 1999, not counting non-cash accounting charges to pay down the premiums paid in acquisitions, Edward Sondker told the Bloomberg Forum.
• Ford's total income last year officially was $ 22.07 billion, but this included a $ 15.96 billion non-cash accounting gain resulting from the spin-off last spring of its 80 percent stake in the Associates First Capital, the consumer lending unit.
• Profit for the quarter ended Sept . 30 rose 24 percent to $ 46.2 million, or 46 cents a share, from $ 37.4 million, or 38 cents, before a non-cash accounting charge of $ 94.5 million, or 97 cents, in the 1996 quarter.
• Weirton Steel's losses for the first half of 2001 include a dlrs 153.8 million non-cash accounting change, a dlrs 12.3 million restructuring charge for the management positions that were already cut and an dlrs 18 million write-off of remaining interests in some joint ventures.
• Ford's total income last year officially was $ 22 . 07 billion, but this included a $ 15 . 96 billion non-cash accounting gain resulting from the spin-off last spring of its 80 percent stake in the Associates First Capital, the consumer lending unit.
• The "'cash method of accounting "', also known as "'cash-basis accounting "', "'cash receipts and disbursements method of accounting "'or "'cash accounting "'( the EU VAT directive vocabulary Article 226 ) records revenue when cash is received, and expenses when they are paid in cash.
• And he said the chamber advocated that the size of businesses allowed to use cash accounting be doubled _ it is now limited to concerns with less than $ 5 million in revenues _ and that limits on money set aside in retirement plans be raised.
• Under the agreement, shareholders of Annapolis, Maryland-based UNC have the option of accepting $ 14 in Class B, nonvoting Greenwich shares for each of their shares, or a mix of cash and stock, with the cash accounting for up to half the cost of the purchase.