Plain definitions of the terms behind real estate, financing, facilities, agriculture, and Philippine tax operations.
A list of each payment due on a loan or installment contract, showing interest, principal, and the remaining balance.
Dimensions for FinancingA parent-child structure, such as a building, its chiller, and the chiller's compressor, so cost and maintenance history roll up correctly.
Dimensions for Facilities and AssetsThe BIR code that identifies a specific tax type and rate. Default ATCs on customer and vendor profiles apply the right tax automatically.
Philippine TaxationA person who signs a loan with the borrower and becomes liable for repayment if the borrower defaults.
Credit InvestigationA farmer who raises livestock or crops under contract with an integrator that supplies inputs and buys the output.
Dimensions for AgricultureThe international lease accounting standard. Lessees recognize most leases as a right-of-use asset and a lease liability. The Philippine equivalent is PFRS 16.
Dimensions for Facilities and AssetsRent computed as a percentage of a tenant's gross sales, often on top of a base rent. Common in mall leases.
Dimensions for Facilities and AssetsA check dated for a future date that cannot be deposited before it. Often issued in a series to cover installment payments.
Post-Dated Check ManagementA completed property ready for the buyer to move in, as opposed to a pre-selling unit still under construction.
Dimensions for Real Estate DevelopersReal and Other Properties Acquired: assets a lender acquires through foreclosure or repossession in settlement of loans.
Dimensions for FinancingSummary Alphalist of Withholding Taxes: lists taxes customers withheld from a business, attached to income tax returns to claim them as credits.
Philippine TaxationA summary of a customer's charges, payments, surcharges, and outstanding balance for a period.
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