financial obligor, a debtor who owes a financial obligation
Noun, Law
overleveraged
Adjective, Banking
he is in debt to everyone
judgment debtor
Noun, Law
dilatory (slow , tardy ,) payer
to wipe off a debit balance
Verb
debts owing and accruing
Noun
debts owing and accruing
Noun
transitory asset accounts
Noun
debit account
Noun, Accounting
(US) assignment of accounts receivable
assignment of accounts receivable
to flag the receivable records
Verb
to be on the debit side
Verb
to take over accounts receivable and accounts payable
Verb
to owe respect to one's parents
Verb
to owe respect to one's father
Verb
to be overdrawn at the bank
Verb
to set down one's success to hard work
Verb
to owe one's performance to diversification
Verb
to obtain a judgment against a debtor
Verb
to obtain a judgment against a debtor
Verb
to summon a debtor to be deeply indebted to sb
Verb
to get in sb's books
Verb
to be indebted to a large amount to sb
Verb
to be indebted a large amount to sb
Verb
to owe a great deal to sb
Verb
to be under an obligation to sb
Verb
to be under a great obligation to sb
Verb
to owe someone a hundred dollars
Verb
to owe someone $ 100 .-
Verb
to owe for one's house
Verb
large sums still owing
Noun
large sums still owing
Noun
to owe for one's house
Verb
to be in debt to everybody
Verb
to owe it to one's reputation
Verb
to owe one's reputation
Verb
debts owned under court orders
Noun
to be jointly and severally liable
Verb, Law
to be liable jointly and severally
Verb
to be liable jointly and severally
Verb
to owe one's promotion to favouritism
Verb
to owe for three months'rent
Verb