Synonym: disbursal, expense, outlay, spending. Similar words: disburse, reimbursement, endorsement, basement, amusement, abasement, chastisement, appeasement. Meaning: [-mənt] 
n. 1. amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible (as opposed to capital expenditures) 2. the act of spending or disbursing money.
n. 1. amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible (as opposed to capital expenditures) 2. the act of spending or disbursing money. 
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(1) Let's switch the talk to disbursement.
(2) This disbursement was paid by Marshalls some time ago but not until after the statutory demand had been served.
(3) Second, strict control working condition disbursement.
(4) Handling daily expense reimbursements, cash receipt and disbursement.
(5) The departmental budget reflects the income and disbursement activity of government department.
(6) This makes the disbursement of 51 channel is very convenient.
(7) A written record of an expenditure, a disbursement, or a completed transaction.
(8) The Administrator over seeing the disbursement of funds is agreed upon by the Lending Bank and Investment-Asset Management Firm.
(9) The disbursement rate of local supporting fund is comparatively low.
(10) Overall, the Bank loan disbursement could be timely processed once the contract payment was made.
(11) Hence, they secure credit by receiving disbursement now and deposit the money back for future expenditure.
(12) Marine bill of lading showing any disbursement charges marked COLLECT not acceptable.
(13) Probable cash disbursement and Financial Commitment required during the fiscal year may also be compiled therein.
(14) The society was not even in funds to pay its out of pocket disbursements.
(15) The actual implementation of these programs involves collection of revenues and disbursement of public money, budgeting, accounting[sentencedict.com], and purchasing.
(16) Earlier settlements mean lower costs for the claimant's solicitor and big savings on experts' fees and other disbursements.
(17) Thus it is essential to separate your firm's profit costs from the disbursements.
(18) The suspension cast doubt on the prospect of larger-scale aid disbursements by Western donor countries.
(19) The response has been to bolster up the procedural checks attendant upon the disbursement of such benefits.
(20) Furthermore, great variations in the size of tax receipts and disbursements exist among the states.
(21) And our small - and - medium - sized financial institutions also suffered all kinds of crisis, like disbursement or bank runs.
(22) Meanwhile, the state finance income reduces rapidly, but corresponding disbursement actually in sudden growth.
(23) Also a lot of articles and rich guest think, because technical reason is reached, trade price issue, small disbursement concept cannot become reality.
(24) If student aid exceeds college charges, the excess amount will be refunded to the student according to the NICC financial aid disbursement schedule.
(25) Income and outlay accounts [ national accounts ]: Accounts showing disbursement of incomes by resident institutional units.
(26) Memorandum account A temporary account used to store accounting data prior to actual receipt or disbursement of the sums concerned.
(27) Each cash receipt is recorded upon reception, while each disbursement is entered at the time that the payment is released.
(28) Vouchers of transfer account settlement shall bear the same disbursement capability as cash in business transaction.
(29) The Supplier shall implement a First In First Out (FIFO) system for disbursement of product from storage.
(30) T : In most big enterprises, transactions involving the receipt and disbursement of cash far outnumber any others.
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