The meaning of debt includes:
1) Accounting debt refers to the current obligation of a unit or individual, which is formed by past transactions and events, and is assumed by the unit or individual, and it is expected that accounting will lead to the outflow of economic benefits from the unit or individual, including various loans, payables and advance receipts. Sometimes it also refers to the debt owed; Work to pay off all debts.
2) Economic debt refers to the funds that must be returned. In addition to the borrowed funds, if bonds are issued, the principal and interest (principal+interest) must be returned, which is also called debt. The inability to repay debts is called non-performance of debts. In addition, the rise of debt's own capital is called debt exceeding.
The common forms of debt are financial instruments, such as bonds, long-term bills and short-term bills. Creditors can be individuals, banks or institutions such as pension funds and insurance companies. They lend money because they believe that the debtor will bear the obligation to repay the principal and interest. Debt instruments have a definite term and maturity date, and usually pay interest at a fixed interest rate. Buyers of debt instruments have funds that do not need to be used immediately, hoping to earn interest before using these funds themselves. Interest is a reward for creditors not to use these funds for a certain period of time.
question 2: what does it mean to repay the debt? Hello, classmate, I'm glad to answer your questions!
The word you mentioned belongs to the vocabulary of futures industry. Mastering the vocabulary of futures industry can make you feel at home in the study of futures industry. The translation and meaning of this word are as follows: the act of repaying debts.
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question 3: what does it mean to repay the debt? Repayment: The act of repaying a debt owed.
Debt means that the creditor provides funds to the debtor to obtain interest and the debtor promises to repay these funds and interest on an agreed date in the future. Paying off debts once belongs to the core vocabulary of CMA, namely American Certified Management Accountant, which is certified management accountant under the American Institute of Certified Management Accountants (IMA). It is known as one of the three golden certifications in the field of accounting and is recognized by corporate financial executives all over the world. It objectively evaluates the students' relevant work experience, educational background, professional knowledge, practical skills, professional ethics and continuous learning and development ability in management accounting and financial management. CMA certification can help the holder's career development and maintain a high level of professional ethics requirements. From the perspective of financial strategy consultants, we can make enterprise analysis and decision, promote the development of enterprise performance and play an important role in the process of enterprise strategic decision-making.
Question 4: What does the financing repayment amount mean? The financing repayment amount is the principal and interest that you should repay, but it does not include the deposit and intermediary fees.
question 5: what does it mean to receive the repaid payment in the accounting basis? Receiving a repaid loan means that this money is the money you should receive.
if you receive a repaid loan of 45, yuan, the entry method is as follows.
Borrow: cash on hand or bank deposit of 45, yuan
Loan: accounts receivable-45, yuan of XX company
Question 6: What do you mean by repayment of principal? You mean "average capital"! ! Average capital divides the total amount of loans into equal parts during the repayment period, and repays the same amount of principal and the interest generated by the remaining loans in that month every month. In this way, because the monthly repayment amount is fixed and the interest is getting less and less, the borrower is under great pressure to repay at first, but the monthly repayment amount is getting less and less as time goes by.
here's a brief introduction to average capital and equal principal and interest, and the differences between the two repayment methods
1. There are obvious differences in the "total monthly repayment amount" between them: equal principal and interest means that the sum of "principal+interest" of monthly repayment remains unchanged. Average capital, on the other hand, is the total monthly repayment, in which the principal remains unchanged and the interest is calculated separately. For example, if you borrow 5, yuan, you have to pay it back in 5 months. According to the average capital law, you have to pay back the principal of 1, yuan every month, plus interest.
2. The calculation ideas are different because of the different repayment methods: the calculation idea of equal principal and interest is: assuming that "principal+interest" * * Y yuan is paid this month, the remaining debt "principal+interest" is also paid Y yuan in the next month, and so on, when the final repayment period expires, the debt "principal+interest" should be equal to zero. In this way, through mathematical deduction and calculus, the value of y can be solved.
The idea of average capital's method is a little simpler: the principal to be repaid in each installment is unchanged, and only the amount of interest to be repaid in each installment is needed. And interest is equivalent to monthly settlement. For example, if the total loan is 1 million yuan and the principal is repaid in 1 months on average, the principal will be repaid in 1, yuan per month. Repayment in the first month: the principal of 1, yuan plus the interest payable by borrowing the principal of 1 million yuan for one month; By next month, the principal will still be 1, yuan, plus (1-1) = 99, yuan of interest payable for one month. Obviously, the interest next month is less than this month (because the principal is less), so the total repayment amount is also less than this month. In this way, the total monthly repayment amount will be less and less in the future, and finally it will be paid off.
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Question 7: What is the meaning of Faye Wong's "Repay" lyrics? Song title: Repay
Singer: Faye Wong
Album: Concert in Faye Wong and Hongkong _B
Release date: 1999-12-28 genre: popular publishing company: EMI
Faye Wong Repay
. P > Turn from right to left to appreciate
Never lie down and go
How can it be common to itch close to your body
Never listen to the sound of your thumb
Rubbing the petals
Never really let go
So I thought it would be a long time to hug
Only after I paid off my wish
If I didn't pay off my wish
Stars wouldn't lie and wouldn't wear it
Therefore.
I'm willing to pay back
Admit that it's nothing after reading the story with my eyes closed
No matter how far away you are, it's hard to complain
Never wait for your eyes to wake up from a dream
Never swim with you
How do you know that you will get carried away
Never drink ice with you
See the scenery in zero weather < P > So I think it will continue to clear up
Thank you
Question 8: What does it mean to repay the principal by credit card in each installment? It means the amount of your installment, excluding the service charge. For example, if you get 12, yuan, it means the installment principal of 1, yuan in each installment, and the service charge will be reflected separately.
Question 9: What does it mean to repay the principal and interest when it is due? It is also called the one-time repayment method.
Question 1: What does it mean to pay back? In a narrow sense-others have helped you, and you owe others. When you go to help others, your contribution is also to repay the kindness of others.
in a broad sense-when a person is born, he is a baby, and before he grows up, he lives in this country and this society, which has provided this person with safe living conditions and various public facilities. Therefore, a person owes this country and society from birth. When he grows up, he has a job, and his work is not just to earn money to support himself. Your contribution also includes 1. The feeling that society helped you before repayment II. Contribute one's own strength to those who have just been born and those born in the future.