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    Give three examples of Unearned revenue.

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    Costing one millions of Unearned income per day!

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    If they are Unearned, where do they come from?

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    Being“Unearned,” rents are thus usually distinguished from ordinary business profits.

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    Two of those runs were Unearned for the Orioles.

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    Some employers will even permit Unearned vacation days for this purpose.

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    Consequently, when companies accept deposits or advance payments, they should record them as Unearned revenues.

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    Not because it's heartless but because it's weird and Unearned and doesn't make sense.

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    Don't- don't expect Unearned wealth, that may not come, there is nothing called a free party.

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    At any rate, I'm not even from the stage whereby the Unearned revenue is more?

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    Unearned revenue that will be earned within the year and thus“pay off” the liability, is a current liability.

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    The world's most high-profile“advanced” corporations are manipulating their market power to extract Unearned“rents” from the rest of us.

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    This salvation in Christ is a precious gift, and, like all true gifts, it is Unearned(Romans 6:23; Ephesians 2:8- 9).

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    Any company that accepts advance payments or deposits for any services or products it may deliver in the future should report the income as Unearned revenue.

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    As each month passes a portion of that Unearned revenue will be reclassified as“earned,” given that the service, a month of gym usage, will be provided.

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    It helps me understand even more fully than before why it's easier for at least some people to talk about“social location” or even“Unearned advantage” and not about“privilege”.

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    So, receiving a small Unearned income as it were, from the state should be economically and morally less problematic than the panoply of“Unearned” income our societies allow.

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    Kiddie tax is a term that refers to a special tax law created in 1986 dealing with investment and Unearned income tax for individuals under 17 years of age.

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    The Kiddie Tax is a term that refers to a special tax law created in 1986 dealing with investment and Unearned income tax for individuals under 17 years of age.

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    Many might think that Unearned revenue would complicate the process of preparing the cash flow statement, since the money is in the bank, obviously affecting“cash flow,” but is not yet earned.

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    The Unearned incomes in the form of rent, interest and profit go to the state which utilises them in providing free education, public health facilities, and social security to the masses.

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    He has promised real change, but his infrastructure plan appears to be just more of the same-- privatizing public assets and delivering Unearned profits to investors at the expense of the people.

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    Unearned revenue does not directly affect the cash flow statement, but as a current liability the fluctuation of its balance from year to year will influence the value of the operating activities on the financial statements.

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