accrual
Origin of accrual
1Other words from accrual
- non·ac·cru·al, adjective
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How to use accrual in a sentence
As representatives of poorer, more vulnerable countries have made clear, historical emissions of richer countries have largely fueled their accrual of wealth, while putting other parts of the world at risk to the effects of those emissions.
While a payment plan is in effect, late-payment penalty accruals are cut in half.
What Forms Do I Need to File My Taxes and Where Can I Get Them? | by Kristen Doerer for ProPublica and Karim Doumar | April 14, 2021 | ProPublicaThe loyalty program offers perks like a free birthday gift, points accrual for future discounts and early access to product launches among other features.
Brands turn to loyalty programs to ease into a post-cookie world | Emma Sandler | April 2, 2021 | DigidayThis may have been “a cautious approach…to preserve funds for an uncertain future or plain lack of awareness about the accrual of interest cost on availing loan moratorium facility,” the survey observed.
“Cautious” Indian borrowers opted for halting loan repayments despite no impact on income | Prathamesh Mulye | September 30, 2020 | Quartz
British Dictionary definitions for accrual
/ (əˈkruːəl) /
the act of accruing
something that has accrued
accounting a charge incurred in one accounting period that has not been paid by the end of it
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