Examlex
All business transactions involve an increase in at least one account and a decrease in at least one other account.
Intended Beneficiary
An individual or group for whom a contract is specifically made to benefit, granting them certain rights or benefits.
Creditor Beneficiary
A creditor beneficiary is a third party that benefits from a contract in which one party (the promisor) agrees to pay a debt owed to the beneficiary by the other party (promisee).
Incidental Beneficiary
A third party who might benefit from a contract between two other parties but does not have legal rights to enforce the contract terms.
Assignment
The transfer of rights, duties, or property from one party to another, often used in the context of contracts or real estate.
Q2: Matrix analysis expresses each item on a
Q14: On June 15, Central Computers, Inc. sold
Q18: The chairperson of the board of directors
Q63: Under accrual accounting, the impact of a
Q79: XYZ Corporation reported a $35,000 increase in
Q85: In a foreign-currency transaction, all funds must
Q111: A company using accrual accounting pays $12,000
Q113: Rosewood Company had current assets of $582,
Q124: The best way to analyze a company
Q152: During the closing process, each revenue account