Converse of object

• enclose: Please tick membership type required and enclose the correct remittance.

• send: Please send remittance upon receipt of invoice to save reminders.

• receive: It is required to maintain itself out of inward remittances received from abroad through normal banking channels.

• make: But we are making two alternative ways on which you are to make the remittance to us without having any problem.

Converse of subject

• accompany: Notes 1. This form should be accompanied by a remittance for the appropriate fee.

Adjective modifier

• migrant: By 1986 there were 26 tractors the capital having come from migrant worker remittances.

• appropriate: The bankrupt must pay for these himself and no arrangements should be made until the appropriate remittance has been received.

• correct: Please tick membership type required and enclose the correct remittance.

• full: Please send the booking form plus full remittance to the school.

Modifies a noun

• slip: OR c ) Complete the remittance slip found on the Master Order Form included within your pack.

• advice: Please ensure you enclose the remittance advice on the bottom of the invoice or quote the invoice number.

• basis: The remittance basis does not apply to other types of earned income arising in the Republic of Ireland.

• term: Remittance Terms We take payment for all goods bought online via all major credit or debit cards.

• form: Bank thereon is waiting to receive the remittance form.

• system: We ask our officials to evaluate ways of discouraging improper use of alternative remittance systems.

Noun used with modifier

• profit: It is likely that profit remittances in the future will rise in response to the recent rise in FDI to Africa from the UK.

• payment: Notification of Payment Remittance advices for staff reimbursement payments are sent using e-mail.

Preposition: of

• fund: Here is the banking details for the immediate remittance of the fund into my account.

Preposition: for

• fee: Notes 1. This form should be accompanied by a remittance for the appropriate fee.

• amount: You may arrange for periodical remittance for amounts greater than the above.