receivable Definition
re·ceiv·able (ri sē′və bəl)
adjective
- that can be received
- due; requiring payment accounts receivable
- suitable for acceptance
Etymology: ME resceyuable < Anglo-Fr receivable, for OFr recevable: also < receive + -able
noun
accounts or bills receivable
receivable Usage Examples
Converse of object
include: They also include all grant monies receivable for the B12.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
represent: The lessor would report financial assets ( representing amounts receivable from the lessee ) and residual interests as separate assets.
Adjective modifier
- payable: Functionality includes general ledger, budget, cost allocations, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and statutory statement automation.
- net: Net interest receivable Net interest receivable comprises mainly the interest income generated from cash invested in short-term deposits.
- other: Other receivables took the total asset book to £ 720 million.
- accrued: For the first time, it incorporates a balance sheet disclosing debtors and some £ 45 billion of accrued revenue receivable.
Modifies a noun
- module: All donations will be accounted for through the Accounts Receivable module.
- account: Most bookkeepers simply help you with accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll, but we can offer much, much more.
- team: In urgent cases over £ 250 contact must be made with the Accounts Receivable team, indicating the urgency required.
- department: The analyst's primary focus will be to support the Accounts Receivable department.
- factoring: Accounts receivable factoring and receivables factoring in the US and Canada.
- record: To get liability receivable records are hike to the data marketing units.
Noun used with modifier
- account: From the Account drop-down list, choose All accounts receivable.
- interest: This was partly offset by higher interest receivable on the Group's cash deposits.
- rent: The basis of an assessment is the gross rents receivable less any allowable expenses incurred by the landlord in any income tax year.
- income: The level of fees is fixed according to the amount of gross premium income receivable by an insurance company in a financial year.
- trade: All trade receivables are subject to credit risk exposure.
- amount: Payments must be in sterling, otherwise bank charges will reduce the amount receivable by the Society.
Preposition: in
respect: The issue is whether profit commissions receivable in respect of years that are not yet closed should be included in these assets.
Preposition: by
company: Interest receivable by companies will be chargeable to tax; interest paid will be deductible for tax purposes.
Browse dictionary entries near receivable
- ‹ receipts
- ‹ receiptor
- ‹ receipted
- ‹ receipt zeros
- ‹ receipt
- ‹ recede
- ‹ recd
- ‹ recast
- ‹ recapture
- ‹ recapitulation

