A calculated or manually-entered date that defines when material or production is required to be available for use.
The date payment is due as specified in the contract or 30 calendar days after the start of the payment period.
The estimated date a baby might be born. It is determined based on the first day of a woman's last menstruation. See Naegele's rule.
the date when borrowed library materials should be returned or renewed. [Go to Top of Page
The day your credit payment must be received. After that, you may be charged a late fee or the account can be considered delinquent.
The day or date when a payment needs to be made/completed. In the case of some payment methods, account must be taken of the processing time required to complete the payment, e.g., three working days. So in many cases the payment must be initiated three working days before the due date.
The date, set by a doctor or midwife and based on the first day of a woman's last menstruation, when a baby's birth is expected. Because the date-setting is not an exact science, the medical term for due date is EDD, or Expected Due Date.
This is the date that payment must be received by.
Date which the borrower must pay the principal and interest due on his or her mortgage as stated in the note as well as any escrow payment.
Date on which an obligation must be paid. also called law day. see also prepayment.
An educated guess as to the date the baby will be born. It is calculated as 40 weeks from the first day after the last normal menstrual period.
The debit date as advised to the payer in the advance notice from the originator. Entry day (day 3) See Processing cycle.
The date your student loan payment is due each month.
The date by which your borrowed books and materials should be returned.
The date specified for completion of an operation
the maturity date; the date when a bond, note or other evidence of debt becomes payable or legally demandable.
the date by which you must return books you've checked out from the library.
the date on which a financial obligation must be repaid
an estimated date of your baby's birth
the day that borrowed materials must be returned to the library.
The date of the last day of the loan period
The date by which your borrowed item must be returned to the library. This will be stamped inside each item at the issue counter when you go to check out your books.
The day a payment is due to a creditor.
When library materials are checked out of the Library at the Circulation Desk, each item is stamped with the date by which it must be returned to the Library. Fines are charged for items returned after the due date, unless the item has been renewed. Lost items are billed to the borrower. See also: overdue.
The date on which the installment premium is due to be paid by the insured.
the date you are required to return a library item electronic databases A database is a computerized list of records. Each record is then made up of fields. Example: in a library catalogue, each book is described in a record. Particulars about the book such as author and title are provided within specific fields in the record. Sample record from the Langara College Library Catalogue Upper screen provides information about the item: author, title, publisher and subject headings Lower screen provides the location, the Call number (the number used to find the book on the shelf) and the number of copies available. The status column indicates whether or not a book is on loan.
The date stamped in the back of a book or other library item which tells you the last day by which to return it. Back
The date a book is due for return to the library. That date is stamped in the back of the book to remind you when to return the book. Due date appears on the screen of the CATALOG if the book has been CHECKED OUT. If you need to use the book for a longer time, you may RENEW it. If a book is returned after its due date, you will have to pay a fine.
The date by which borrowed materials from the library should be returned.
The date (and time) when a proposal must be received by the funding source. See "Postmark Date".
The due date is the date your payment must be received by the bank in order to avoid late fees.
The date that a borrowed item is due to be returned to the library. If the item is required longer it may be renewed. If the library requests that the item be returned earlier than the due date because it is needed by someone else, this is called a recall.
The date on the receipt that tells when the book must be returned to the library. If the book is needed longer, a renewal may be requested. If books are returned late, a fine is charged.
the date by which the ticket should be resolved. See also final priority.
Day on which installment payment is owed.
The maturity date for payment of a debt. The date on which an obligation becomes payable.
The date by which the bill should be paid.
The date by which TXU Energy should receive your payment to avoid any associated late charges. Late charges are typically 5% of the amount you owe.
Maturity date ie. the date when a bond becomes payable.
The date an event is to occur, i.e. an installation, a change or a connection.
The date the materials are to be returned to the library. It is often stamped in the book. If you need to use the book for a longer time, you may renew it. If a book is returned after its due date, you will often have to pay a fine.
A due date is the date a payment is due as agreed upon in the promissory note.
Date on which a premium is due to be paid
A fixed time for a payment.
The day that your payment must be received by your lender. If a payment is received after that date, a late fee may be charged.
The date when borrowed library materials should be returned or renewed; the due date may change if an item is recalled
This refers to the date when mortgages must be either paid in full or another term negotiated through a renewal agreement.
Date to which premiums have been paid. E-F
The date stamped in the back or front of a library book when it is checked out, telling the patron when the book must be returned to the library.
The date by which library books you have checked out must be returned or renewed.
The due date or estimated date of delivery (EDD) is the date when a baby's birth is expected. It is set by a doctor or midwife and is usually based on the first day of a woman's last menstrual period. An ultrasound "dating scan" may be used to give a more accurate estimate of the due date based on measurements of the baby's size.
The first day of each month when premiums are due and payable.
The date when purchased material or production material is due to be available for use. Syn: expected receipt date. See: arrival date.
The due date refers to a date by which a credit card issuer should receive the payment from your end.
The date established in the loan agreement upon which all moneys then outstanding on the loan become due and payable in full.
Definition: The date the amount shown on each customer's tax invoice is due to be paid to B. The due date is not less than 14 days after the tax invoice date.
Date on which a vendor invoice is consider due, based on the invoice date and the vendor's terms.
The day your payment is due to the collector.
The date on which premium payment is due.
The date payment is due to a creditor
An established date each month in which a loan payment is due. Back to the Top
the book should be returned to the library by this date. The due date is on a slip of paper put into the back of the book when you check it out. If you return it late, you will be charged a fee.
The day a payment on your credit card account is due.
a credit card issuer should receive your payment on or before the due date that is stated on your monthly statement. Make sure to make your monthly payment several business days before the due date so that your payment arrives on time. The due date is the date by which the credit card issuer should receive the payment, not the date by which you should pay your credit card bill.
The date in a given month that a loan payment is due.
The due date is the date before which library materials on loan should be returned or renewed. Materials not returned or renewed by designated due date are subject to fines or loss of borrowing privileges.
The date stamped in the front of the book that reminds you when the book must be returned to the library. If you need to use the book for a longer time, you may renew it. If a book is returned after its due date, you will have to pay a fine.
The date on which a usance draft or a deferred payment becomes due for payment.
The date a payment must be received before the account is considered late and a late fee is charged.
The date on which a premium is due for payment.
The date by which borrowed library materials must be returned.
The day a payment is due to your creditor. After that date, a late fee can be charged and the payment can be recorded as late, or the account can be considered delinquent.
is the date stamped inside each book you check out. The book has to be returned to the library by this date. If you return it late, you will be charged a fee.
The date assigned when books that are borrowed from the library must be returned.
Each governing agency and its forms scheduled reporting and most importantly payments have a required due date. It is this date that if most files timely may result in a penalty, fine, and commence interest charges.
The date of the month on which a customer's rentals will be collected by direct debit, or will be expected by cheque.
The date on which a loan repayment is contractually due and after which it is considered late.
A date stamped in the front or back of a book (or other library item) that indicates when the item must be returned to the library. Patrons can extend a due date online or by phone. On occasion, patrons may have to return an item at due date, without the option to renew, because the item has been recalled for another patron’s use. (See Hold item).
The date or time by which your borrowed library materials should be returned to the Circulation Desk. Keeping materials past the due date (overdue) may result in penalties or restrictions on your library privileges.
The estimated calendar date when your baby will be born. It is also called the estimated date of confinement (EDC)
Contractual date whereupon your buyer must pay your invoices in compliance with the agreements signed between you and the buyer. Endorsement Additional document modifying certain clauses of the origin contract Excess See Catastroph Credit-Insurance Exposure Amount equal to the debtor balance which, at any given moment, one of your buyers' accounts can represent in your accounting books. This amount depends on the unit value of the deliveries, their frequency and the granted credit period. Extension period Additional time, generally indicated in writing, which you grant to your buyer as of the due date of an unpaid debt. External trade Operation of purchase of foreign goods with an aim of exporting them without transforming them.
The date on which an accepted draft becomes payable.