pradelstojo mokėjimo būdu

English translation: by deferred payment

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Lithuanian term or phrase:pradelstojo mokėjimo būdu
English translation:by deferred payment
Entered by: Sergijus Kuzma

00:35 Jul 11, 2007
Lithuanian to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Contract(s) / Hire Agreement
Lithuanian term or phrase: pradelstojo mokėjimo būdu
...nuomos mokestis turi būti mokamas kas mėnesį pradelstojo mokėjimo būdu...
should be paid monthly in instalments?
Sergijus Kuzma
United Kingdom
Local time: 00:09
by deferred payment
Explanation:
Example

<< Deferred (Monthly) Payment Plan

Annual charges may be paid in 10 monthly installments, 5 each semester. For fall semester, monthly installments are due by the first of the month, August through December. For spring semester, monthly installments are due by the first of the month, January through May. There is a fee of $50 per semester to participate in the Deferred Payment Plan.>>

If you pay after you have used something, accountants would consider that there's a debt.

"In arrears" is sometimes understood as someone being TOO LATE with a payment:

"If you are in arrears with your rent, you should first try talking to your landlord about the arrears and see if you can come to an agreement about repayment."
http://www.clsdirect.org.uk/legalhelp/tele_message29.jsp?lan...
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"Rent arrears are inevitable, and Citizens Advice Bureaux see hundreds of people who have been made homeless or are at risk of eviction as a result." - http://tinyurl.com/ypsrub
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Valters Feists
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Summary of answers provided
5in arrears
Vidmantas Stilius
4by deferred payment
Valters Feists


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in arrears


Explanation:
in arrears
Dar verčiama kaip "už praėjusį laikotarpį" - dažnai pasitaiko darbo sutartyse nurodant darbo užmokesčio mokėjimo būdą.

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by deferred payment


Explanation:
Example

<< Deferred (Monthly) Payment Plan

Annual charges may be paid in 10 monthly installments, 5 each semester. For fall semester, monthly installments are due by the first of the month, August through December. For spring semester, monthly installments are due by the first of the month, January through May. There is a fee of $50 per semester to participate in the Deferred Payment Plan.>>

If you pay after you have used something, accountants would consider that there's a debt.

"In arrears" is sometimes understood as someone being TOO LATE with a payment:

"If you are in arrears with your rent, you should first try talking to your landlord about the arrears and see if you can come to an agreement about repayment."
http://www.clsdirect.org.uk/legalhelp/tele_message29.jsp?lan...
+
"Rent arrears are inevitable, and Citizens Advice Bureaux see hundreds of people who have been made homeless or are at risk of eviction as a result." - http://tinyurl.com/ypsrub



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