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Definition of receivable
1 : capable of being received
2 : subject to call for payment notes receivable
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BT executives have described a system of inappropriate loans in Italy, taken against accounts receivable, that were used to pay suppliers.
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The provision, if adopted, would force small businesses, partnerships, doctors and lawyers to be taxed on their accounts receivable, rather than their actual income.
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Velocita owed the firm some $29 million in accounts receivable as of Jan. 31.
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First Known Use of receivable
14th century
RECEIVABLE Defined for English Language Learners
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business : not yet paid
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receivable
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1 : capable of being received
2 : subject to call for payment notes receivable — see also account receivable
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