Aged Debt definition
Aged Debt means all unpaid Fees whether or not recorded in the Database.
Aged Debt as defined in paragraph 5.1.
Aged Debt means the total of monies owing to the Barrister as recorded by Clerksroom from time to time and set out in the schedule commonly known as an ‘aged debt report’.
Examples of Aged Debt in a sentence
B) That UBCS receive an Aged Debt Analysis, an Invoice Discounting Summary Control and copy statements by the 10th day following each month end.
More Definitions of Aged Debt
Aged Debt. You will need a 3rd party candidate to assign your “aged” debt to and they will in turn sell your debt to investment bankers who will convert your debt against stock and provide you with capital. Capital ranges from $500,000 to $1 million. Time table for this option is 10 to 20 business days.
Aged Debt is the term as defined in the "Retailer Code of Practice for Dealing with Customers in Debt wishing to Switch Supplier";
Aged Debt is any monies outstanding to Assist that is over 30 days old from the date of the invoice sent by email in line with Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998,