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''Finance lease accounting.''    The component of the finance lease instalments payable which is effectively an interest charge, rather than a capital payment.
''Finance lease accounting.''     
 
The component of the finance lease instalments payable which is effectively an interest charge, rather than a capital payment.




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Any amount payable in relation to borrowings - or to effective borrowings - which is additional to the repayment of the net amounts borrowed.
Any amount payable in relation to borrowings - or to effective borrowings - which is additional to the repayment of the net amounts borrowed.





Revision as of 11:31, 13 May 2016

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Finance lease accounting.

The component of the finance lease instalments payable which is effectively an interest charge, rather than a capital payment.


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Any amount payable in relation to borrowings - or to effective borrowings - which is additional to the repayment of the net amounts borrowed.


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