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false usance letter of credit
Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) A standby letter of credit (SBLC) is a financial agreement that serves as a guarantee for future payments or loan commitments. Standing as a substitute for cash, an SBLC is typically used as a way for businesses to provide protection for both parties in a contract ......
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08/07/2023
1055
Samantha
financial tax system
Introduction Financial tax system is an important component of a nation’s fiscal regime, as it provides the resources needed to finance public services, infrastructure and improvements to living standards, among other things. Tax systems also play an important role in redistributing income and ......
tags: tax income different taxes tax income
08/07/2023
1037
Sophie
Import Bill
1. Introduction Letter of Credit, known as L/C, is the safest and most popular method of payment in international trade. It is a legal document issued by the buyers bank upon the buyers request and under the buyers instructions guaranteeing that the buyer can pay the seller for goods or services ......
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08/07/2023
1043
Sophia
transferable letter of credit
Acceptance of Transferable Credit by Banks In order to secure financing for a project or purchase, commercial banks often enter into agreements involving the issuance of a credit instrument. While these instruments traditionally require the issuer of the credit to make a direct payment to the ban......
tags: credit issuer bank payment credit letter
08/07/2023
1041
Sophia
living trust
PRE-NUPTIAL TRUST In today’s world, pre-nuptial trusts are more common than ever. They can provide couples with financial security in the future, especially during unpredictable economic times. Pre-nuptial trusts are created to hold the assets of each party, so that they can maintain their own s......
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07/07/2023
1040
Sophie
revocable letter of credit
Revocable Letter of Credit A Revocable Letter or Credit (L/C) is a company agreement between two entities that allows immediate and safe payment to be made from one entity (the buyer) to another (the seller). A revocable L/C is a flexible arrangement that permits the terms to be amended or cancell......
tags: buyer revocable payment lc buyer seller
07/07/2023
1038
Emily
performance bond
Performance Bond A performance bond is a type of surety bond the issuer of which guarantees satisfactory completion of a project by a contractor. In case a contractor fails to meet the obligations of a construction contract, the issuer— typically an insurance company or bank— pays the contract......
tags: project bond performance bond contractor performance
07/07/2023
1082
Sophia
ordinary annuity
Introduction to Annuities An annuity is a special type of financial product that’s designed to provide a steady stream of income to the holder, usually in retirement. It’s a type of insurance product, which typically requires a lump-sum payment in exchange for consistent payments over a set peri......
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06/07/2023
1044
Sophia
letter of credit
Introduction A Letter of Credit (L/C) is a payment instrument used to facilitate international commercial transactions. It is a payment instrument by which the issuing bank promises to pay a certain amount of money if predetermined conditions are met between the Seller and the Buyer. It is used f......
tags: lc buyer will payment buyer seller
06/07/2023
1029
Ava
Letter of credit process
The Process of Applying for and Operating a Letter of Credit A letter of credit, also referred to as an “L/C,” is an agreement between a buyer and seller that gives the seller a guaranteed payment for merchandise or services. The buyer’s bank, also known as the “issuing bank”, agrees to pay ......
tags: letter credit bank bank credit letter
06/07/2023
1055
Carolyn
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