General Government Gross debt comprises the stock (at year-end) of all government liabilities (both to residents and nonresidents). On the other hand, net debt refers to government liabilities minus government assets (domestic as well as foreign). For more information, see the Country/Series-specific notes at the end of your query.

Gross is the final price your customer pays, including commission. Net is the agency price without the commission. You must always pay GROSS to suppliers. It is against company policy to make a NET payment to any supplier. See similar questions...

Gross Interest is the interest which is to be credited to your account without deducting tax. Whereas, in case of Net Interest, tax is deducted at source as applicable under the current prevailing UK legislation. See similar questions...

Gross rent includes real estate taxes and operating expenses in the base rent, while net rent is quoted exclusive of those expenses. Most of the office space in our buildings is quoted in terms of gross monthly rent. In either case, total rent may be subject to increases over the term of a lease as real estate taxes and operating expenses increase. back to top See similar questions...

Answer: A net lease is for the space described in the lease and additional rent will be added to cover the common area maintenance or pass through charges billed to each tenant by the landlord, usually calculated once per year but billed pro-rata on a monthly basis. A gross lease includes all costs that the tenant is expected to pay. There are no additional charges due the landlord. Answer: Generally a current balance sheet and income statement are all that is needed. See similar questions...

Bankruptcy will discharge all unsecured debt, which includes: Medical bills, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Sears, Providian, Capital One, Chase, etc. See similar questions...

Gross seating is the total seating area (Total rows multiplied by seating area length, divided by 1.5 inches). Net seating is the gross seating, less the seating lost due to aisles and handicap spaces requirements. Net seating will vary based on Building Code requirements. See similar questions...

The deficit is the fiscal year difference between what the United States Government (Government) takes in from taxes and other revenues, called receipts, and the amount of money the Government spends, called outlays. The items included in the deficit are considered either on-budget or off-budget. You can think of the total debt as accumulated deficits plus accumulated off-budget surpluses. The on-budget deficits require the U.S. See similar questions...

The prices already include VAT/sales tax of 19%. Customers from outside the EU ( like Switzerland, USA...) don?t have to pay this VAT and I will deduct the 19% manually. See similar questions...

It is gross; PayPal's 3% (plus their $00.25 take) per transition is not taken out of each donation total before it is added to the donation bar. See similar questions...

The ".NET Initiative" is a somewhat nebulous company-wide effort by Microsoft, one part of which is a cross-platform development framework. Mono is an implementation of the development framework, but not an implementation of anything else related to the .NET Initiative, such as Passport or software-as-a-service. See similar questions...

The Public Debt Outstanding represents the face amount or principal amount of marketable and non-marketable securities currently outstanding. The Public Debt Subject to Limit is the maximum amount of money the Government is allowed to borrow without receiving additional authority from Congress. See similar questions...

The gross market debt is defined as the gross public debt less the portfolios of the Central Bank, public institutions, bilateral and multilateral loans, and debt issued to the Paris II lending countries. The higher the proportion of the gross market debt, the higher will your debt roll-over risk be. The composition of gross domestic debt as of end 2003 can be found in the "Lebanon Country Profile" at page 34. See similar questions...

Gross Pay" is total pay before any deductions and includes all wages, salaries, bonuses, overtime, commission, holiday pay, etc. Net Pay" is Gross Pay less any ordinary superannuation contributions made by the employee which are allowable for income tax purposes (i.e. to a fund or scheme which has been approved by the Revenue Commissioners) and which are deducted from pay by the employer. PAYE must be operated on the total net pay. See similar questions...

icrunchdata pricing is a Gross price for approved advertising agencies who qualify for a 15% discount. Please call 866-518-DATA. See similar questions...

Regular statistics are published on public debt holders. A detailed breakdown is published on a quarterly basis and can be found in the last Ministry of Finance Quarterly Report, QII 2004 at p.12. A more succinct breakdown is published on a monthly basis and can be found in the debt section of the monthly statistical tables. The gross public debt and net public debt to GDP ratios for 1999-2003 are published in the "Lebanon Country Profile 2004" at page 3. See similar questions...

The Internet ('Net) is a network of networks. Basically it is made from computers and cables. What Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn did was to figure out how this could be used to send around little "packets" of information. As Vint points out, a packet is a bit like a postcard with a simple address on it. See similar questions...

This is of relevance to the Atlas of Canada as the Atlas produces hard-copy maps showing political information, such as the Parliament maps. These maps show the makeup of a particular Parliament, and also the results of the corresponding federal election that created part of it. The Main Government of Canada Web site has an entry on its home page, "About Government". When this is clicked, users will link to several additional sites of interest. See similar questions...