limitation of consolidated accounts?
552301
Consolidated accounts are financial statements that factors the holding company's subsidiaries into its aggregated accounting figure. It is a representation of how the holding company is doing, as a group. The consolidated accounts should provide a true and fair view of the financial and operating conditions of the group.\n\nAs far as I know there are many more variables that affect company performance other than it's financial position. A financial statement is not a true reflection of how the company is doing. You have to compare that information to that of competitors, and the averages in the industry. Otherwise, that financial information is useless. Also, events happening worldwide can also influence the performance of a company. For instance, if you use gasoline in your daily manufacturing process, then world events that affect prices of gas will definitely affect you, but they might not be reflected in your financial statements. Also, the satisfaction of your employees is not reflected in financial statements, and the productivity of your company is also not relfected. So as you can see there are many limitations. Hope that helps!!
485935
I'm not aware of any limits.  You can buy or sell as many as you want.  In some developed markets if you buy more than approx 30% of the stock you can be forced to make an offer for the remaining 70%.
975443
For CDs, the amount that you put in will be locked. You can only deposit more funds to it after the maturity period ends.\nIf you're looking to deposit more funds to an account later on, I suggest you open up an online savings account with one of the big banks. They have high APYs (usually 5% and up). And you can add money into the account whenever you like.
672549
It sounds fishy.  If you are consolidating and paying for 3 years, it sounds like the deal he offered is that you pay for those 3 years and you are back owing what you owe today, the amount of what you owe.  Why would anyone in their right mind do that?  Maybe because it makes for lower payments today and for the next 3 years, but you'd be much better off taking out a personal loan from a bank and paying off your cards and then paying back the bank and not running up your cards again.
693500
There really is no such thing as a recovery policy for accounts receivable. If the people or company you extend credit to stiffs you you're SH*T out of luck with only the possibility of writing off the loss at the end of the year for tax purposes which by the way is only a percentage of.
1135500
Only consolidate if you have over 10k in loans, otherwise it's really not a big $$ savings. If you want to lock in your rate, it locks your loan in, and you can't move it to another lender.
600099
Keep all tax records until the statute of limitation expires; I think it's seven years. Keep all "terms and conditions" type paperwork for any open accounts: insurance, credit cards, mortgage, etc. Keep receipts for major purchases at least until the warranty expires. Keep any records on which there's any hint of a dispute with anyone.\n\nAs for monthly statements, keep the most current one for each account, and you can toss the rest as soon as you've reconciled them and verified that you were charged correctly. You may want to keep a credit card statement if there's a purchase on it for which you plan to claim reimbursement (from your employer, etc.)\n\nWhatever you get rid of, be sure to shred!
845043
I am sorry, but I do not understand the question.  What do you mean by nominal account?  Additional information is required.  Thanks.
561096
The exchanges provide a basis for price negotiation by having public prices.  Consolidation is only possible because there exists a framework to develop prices in.  Banking law restricts consolidation across state lines, to some extent this is reflected in market prices for stocks.  A stock with a limited ownership has a more limited demand for the supply of shares available.  Likewise, because of limitations upon goodwill in bank acquisition regulations, certain firms are too valuable to buy and consolidate.  Because goodwill is treated as an impairment of capital, high price to earnings or price to book firms cannot be bought and can only act as buying institutions.
80941
there is no limit.  but if you have more than $10,000 and fly or make a deposit, you must fill out a paper.
1054016
I think the limit is that if you turn in FORM1 in under the time alloted it will become a substancial limit of only 10 times in the matter of the time that was given....so good luck : )
692894
I would look at my tri-merge credit report and make sure all the accounts included in BK are reporting correctly.\nAll balances should be zero. If not you will need to dispute this to the three CRA's.For more info,click the link below
1006999
By law, approved consolidators cannot charge a fee.\n\nHere is a list on them which will do bad credit loans: http://lendersrated.com/studentloans.htm...\n\nHope it helps you...\nkarateross
141824
In the state of Ohio, the limitation ranges from 6 years for oral agreements to 15 years for written (including Promissory Note). Note that "open accounts" which are credit card debts, have had some changes as a result of the recent Bankruptcy Reform Act\n\nThe following link will give you more information about the Statute of Limitations by State
293556
Federal loan borrowers are not meant to be able to consolidate the same loans more than once.  Currently, however, there exists a loophole in the system that allows students who have borrowed and consolidated under the Federal Family Education Loan Program to "reconsolidate" their loans through the Direct Loan Program. HOWEVER...\n\nThe Higher Education Act has just been reauthorized and, effective July 1, 2006, this loophole will be closed. After July, FFELP consolidation loan borrowers may only receive a Direct Loan consolidation loan for the following reasons: (1) for the purposes of income-contingent repayment if the loan has been submitted to the guarantor for default aversion; (2) if a lender denies a FFELP borrower a consolidation loan or income sensitive repayment; and (3) for the purpose of resolving a default. Direct loan consolidation borrowers may not reconsolidate unless new loans are added.
99489
The previous person that answered your question is wrong!!! You CAN get the court to order money be taken from checking and savings accounts to fulfill their debt. As far as "freezing" the account, I am unsure. Good Luck!
843535
It depends upon how the account was held.  If it was a true joint account, which carries with it the right of survivorship, when one owner dies, the other becomes the owner of the funds in the account.