Примеры использования Contributions due на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Total contributions due.
Use of"net" and"gross" assessments in the calculation of"arrears" and"contributions due.
Total contributions due.
Applying the rates established by the General Assembly to such expenses,the Controller shall inform the non-member States of the contributions due.
Statement of contributions due by Members at 31 March 2017.
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These monthly statements represent, on average,65 to 70 per cent of contributions due, based on the payroll of each organization.
Statement of contributions due to the General Fund at 31 May 2012.
The list of Members' outstanding assessed contributions as at 31 December 2015 is shown under Annex IV on the Statement of contributions due to the General Fund and the Working Capital Fund.
Statement of contributions due to the General Fund as at 30 June 2015.
Authorize the Executive Secretary to notify the Parties, by 1 October 1999, of their indicative contributions due to the core budget for 2000 on the basis of the recommended budget decision; and.
Expected contributions due in 2014 are expected to amount to $7.606 million.
The loss of voting rights is applied to all Member States having arrears incontributions that equal or exceed the amount of the contributions due in respect of the two full preceding years.
Statement of contributions due to the Working Capital Fund at 31 December 2015.
On the same date, outstanding contributions to the regular budget stood at $645.5 million, of which $414.4 million, or 64 per cent,related to contributions due from the major contributor.
As at 31 December 1999 assessed contributions due from Member States totalled US$ 104 million.
Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that have not been paid at 31 December 1997 are as follows.
Iii The balances of unpaid assessed contributions due from Member States are reported irrespective of collectibility;
Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that have not been paid as of 31 December 2007 are zero.
Annex I to this document shows a statement of contributions due from Full and Associate Members at 30 June 2013.
Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that have not been paid as at 31 December 1999 are as follows.
In cases where the Fund does not have accurate information regarding contributions due, this will affect both the timely collection and the application of funds in income-generating activities.
Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that have not been paid as of 31 December 2005 amount to $1,050,000.
As in the case of the calculation of arrears, the current practice has been to include only those assessed contributions due before the end of a given year in the computation of the amount of the contributions due. .
Contributions due from Governments and other contributors for current and prior years that have not been paid as at 31 December 2003 are as follows in thousands of United States dollars.
Iv Assessed contributions represent legal obligations of contributors and, therefore,the balances of unpaid assessed contributions due from Member States are reported irrespective of collectability.
Expected contributions due in 2014 will depend on the staffing levels and any changes in the pensionable remuneration scales estimated at $175 million.
As in the case of the calculation of arrears referred to above, the current practice has been to include only those assessed contributions due before 1 January of a given year in the computation of the amount of the contributions due. .
Ii The balances of unpaid assessed contributions due from Member States are reported irrespective of collectability, and no provision is made for delays in collection of such assessments;
Over a number of bienniums, the Board has commented on the need for the Fund to prepare monthly andyear-end contribution reconciliations to ensure that contributions due are determined and followed up for collection in a timely manner.
Another index is the number of Member States whose arrears exceed the contributions due for the last two years and who are therefore, under Article 19 of the Charter, unable to vote in the General Assembly.