And if those rewards are turned into cash, you know exactly what the organization will receive.
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Argentines search a garbage dump for food, clothes and materials that can be turned into cash.
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From the mud, she extracts a pair of black leather shoes that can be turned into cash.
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TikTok allows fans to send video makers digital gifts, like emojis, that can be turned into cash.
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The rubbish is sold to recycling plants and the homeowners get points, which can be turned into cash.
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Another 27 Walmart stores will be turned into cash-and-carry stores Maxxi and membership-only retail chain Sam's Club.
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The money would then be turned into cash by accomplices in the U.S., laundered into cryptocurrency, and eventually sent back to Qaiser.
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Since his businesses are private companies built around his brand and name, they can't easily be liquidated or temporarily turned into cash.
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Liquidity — or the ease by which assets can be turned into cash — is particularly important for companies needing to pay taxes while maintaining regular operations.
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TikTok is a futuristic platform with tomorrow's sense of humor and in this economy, it's only smart to know what can be turned into cash.
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Stolen off a wrist or taken in a smash-and-grab attack, high-end timepieces, easily transportable and often untraceable, could easily be turned into cash.
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Instead, the money was turned into cash and returned to the PRI to be used for election campaigns, according to the former state officials connected to the scheme.
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The venture industry has "record [internal rates of return] on paper and record low liquidity" meaning their markups have not been turned into cash-on- cash returns just yet.
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The only clue as to where it went lies with the testimony of the two former state officials, who were told by party officials that the money was turned into cash spent on campaign financing.
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They look upon their paintings as their treasure and a major love of their lives to which of course a price tag can be attached but which usually need not be turned into cash during their lifetimes.
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In an effort to ensure banks can muster up enough cash to stay afloat during tough times, regulators established a "liquidity coverage ratio" in 2014, requiring banks to hold a certain amount of safe, easily sold assets that could easily be turned into cash.
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Read more: Elon Musk reportedly testified that he's low on cash and assets that could quickly be turned into cash"For security purposes, Mr. Musk regularly changes his cellular device, at which time his old device is imaged, wiped clean, and stored or destroyed," the statement said.
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The times were hard and the subscriptions came in so slowly that he determined to collect them in person. Where money could not be procured, he took provisions or anything in the world that had negotiable value. This "potpourri" of valuables he marketed and turned into cash as best he could. Nor was this all that the indefatigable professor had to do.
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The first player to win three games continued as champion. After a team accumulated 25 points or more, the points were turned into cash, at £1 per point. The winning team then played the lightning round, where teams had to guess 5 passwords in 60 seconds. Each word earned the contestant an extra £5 per word, or £50 if the team guessed all 5.
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The difference between current assets and current liability is referred to as trade working capital. The quick ratio, or acid-test, measures the ability of a company to use its near cash or quick assets to extinguish or retire its current liabilities immediately. Quick assets are those that can be quickly turned into cash if necessary. It would not be used for substantial period of time such as, normally, twelve months.
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Under these circumstances, a person is financially independent. A person's assets and liabilities are an important factor in determining if they have achieved financial independence. An asset is anything of value that can be readily turned into cash (liquidated) if a person has to pay debt, whereas a liability is a responsibility to provide compensation. (Homes and automobiles with no liens or mortgages are common assets.) Since there are two sides to the assets and expenses equation, there are two main directions one can focus their energy: accumulating assets or reducing their expenses.
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In 1945 the population of Port Hope Simpson had been 352 which included 119 children. However, one year later from Williams's point of view, the situation had looked desperate, :"When I restarted at Hope Simpson in 1946 I was faced with a derelict township, everything that could be turned into cash was sold, or stolen, down to the office furniture....I have already spent over $20,000 putting the place right...The argument that we could not get the labour is absurd." —J. O. Williams, original correspondence 1945 Back in Britain on the one hand, the British treasury was trying to ensure that the UK taxpayer would not have to bear any loss incurred by the company if it went into liquidation.
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