purchase account

Fleet will use what is known as purchase accounting in the deal.

Their purchases account for about two-thirds of all economic activity.

Those charges must be reported in the only alternative method, known as purchase accounting.

As a result, there has been a small increase in cash acquisitions, and the use of purchase accounting recently.

Having to apply purchase accounting to the merger would make the deal far more costly.

A drop in durable-goods purchases accounted for most of the change.

Users may purchase accounts that can have 2, 5, or 10 chat names associated with them.

Companies would then be left to use purchase accounting, which is already the only available method in most of the rest of the world.

According to Billboard magazine, download purchases accounted for 73 percent of the record's sales.

By the end of March, such purchases accounted for about a third of their positions.

Under the purchase accounting rules, companies must gradually write off the good will by taking annual charges to earnings.

But those kinds of purchases accounted for only 11 percent of new mortgages in 2003.

The alternative method is known as purchase accounting.

If it is cash, then purchase accounting is required.

Now it will decide what changes need to be made in the other form of merger accounting, called purchase accounting.

Total returns outwards are deducted from the purchases account.

Some get online through embassies and coffee shops or purchase accounts through the black market.

With pooling, two companies simply combine their balance sheets and thus avoid charges they would face under purchase accounting rules.

If the companies were forced to use purchase accounting, analysts estimate that a $50 billion premium would be written off over 20 years.

But to many company executives and deal makers, purchase accounting in takeovers is overly simplistic.

That would have been impossible had it chosen the purchase accounting method, simply because of the huge yearly write-offs.

One is that government purchases account for 15 percent of Western Europe's total value of goods and services.

Originally started as a free service financed through advertisements, many statistics are now completely accessible for owners of a purchased account.

And if those divestitures amounted to more than 25 percent of the companies' assets, securities regulators could then force them to use purchase accounting.

Additionally about $7.2 million of the loss resulted from non-cash purchase accounting charges.