What does remittance mean?

Question 1: What does it mean to display the name of the opposite account during remittance (remittance to be remitted-account associated account)? Through the bank's internal account is excessive. For example, A-B B-C is an excessive internal account.

Question 2: The difference between remittance and remittance. Remittance: when a bank draft is issued, the demand deposit is transferred to remittance, and the issuing bank transfers the money from the account to the payee's bank after receiving the payment application from the payee's bank.

Remittance payable: in a commercial bill, the accepting bank converts the applicant's current deposit into remittance payable when the bill expires, and transfers the money from the account to the payee's bank after receiving the entrusted collection procedures of the holder.

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Question 3: What do you mean by "remittance payable"? Remittance is recorded in the remitting bank, which should be understood as remittance is recorded in the remitting bank. Transactions within the jurisdiction must be recorded by both parties, one by one in pairs.

Question 4: What is the meaning of remittance? How should I account for the remittance I received? Thanks to the "Remittance and Temporary Deposit" course, which is used to calculate and reflect all kinds of funds remitted by commercial banks from this system, other commercial banks, commercial banks in Hong Kong and Macao, and foreign correspondent banks, as well as the funds that units and individuals who have not opened accounts in this bank need to temporarily store. The Accounting Method for Payment and Settlement promulgated by the People's Bank of China stipulates that "remittance payable and temporary deposit" can be used in the following situations: first, the agent paying bank of bank draft completes the transfer of funds through the transition of the holder's account established under the undergraduate course when paying the bank draft submitted by an individual who has not opened an account in the bank; Second, if the holder of the bank draft fails to receive the payment within the payment period, the drawer will cancel the remittance account and transfer the funds through the transition of the holder account established under the undergraduate program; Third, the acceptance bank accepts the draft. When bills are collected from the drawer on the maturity date, the bills will be transferred from the drawer's deposit account to the drawer's account established under the undergraduate course. When the acceptance bank receives the entrusted receipt voucher and bill from the holder's bank, it will transfer the bill funds from this account to the holder's bank. Fourth, the agent bank that receives and pays cash by credit card, through the transition of personal credit card account under undergraduate course, proposes bill exchange to the cardholder's account bank; Fifth, before the payee who has not opened a bank settlement account in the bank withdraws the remittance, the bank will set up a payee account to temporarily receive the remittance.

The above accounting practice shows that the funds accounted for under the account of "Remittance and Temporary Deposit" belong to temporary transitional funds to be transferred, and the account used to account for such funds is not a bank settlement account, only for the convenience of units and individuals who have not opened a bank settlement account in the bank to transfer funds. The internal accounting account used for transitional accounting is essentially different from the temporary deposit account applied by depositors for settlement in the bank. At present, some banks use it as a temporary deposit account, which violates the accounting and account management regulations for undergraduate purposes and is prone to illegal activities such as off-account operations and internal crimes, and should be corrected.

"Remittance and temporary deposit" should be set in strict accordance with the provisions of the bank accounting system, and the account set up under the undergraduate program should only receive interest.

Question 5: What is remittance payable? Bills payable and telegraphic transfer/unreceived remittance refer to the money received (to be paid) by banks in remittance business, as well as temporary deposits and other temporary deposits of units or individuals purchasing goods in different places.

Question 6: The difference between remittance and remittance. Remittance: the business of giving money to the bank for customers and entrusting the bank to remit money to domestic recipients. There are two kinds of domestic remittance: telegraphic transfer and money order.

Remittance type: T/T and draft.

T/T: A remittance method in which the remitting bank accepts the application of the remitter, informs the branch or correspondent bank where the payee is located, that is, the remitting bank (also called the remitting bank), by toll telegram, telex or SWIFT (commonly used at present), and instructs it to remit a certain amount to the payee.

Draft; Draft remittance refers to a remittance method in which the remittance bank, at the application of the remitter, opens a sight draft on behalf of its branch or agent as the paying bank and gives it to the remitter, who sends it to the payee or carries it by himself, and the designated paying bank pays a certain amount to the payee in the form of draft.

Question 7: When the company receives money from its account, the payer's name is "remittance payable". This just reflects the transit role of banks. It has no effect on the collection. If necessary, you can ask the bank to print out who sent the money.

Question 8: What's the difference between remittance and remittance? Don't check in your mother's office. Thank you! Remittance is a bank draft, which should be understood as remittance is a bank acceptance draft.

Question 9: What does it mean to display the name of the opposite account (remittance to be remitted-account linked account) during remittance? Through the bank's internal account is excessive. For example, A-B B-C is an excessive internal account.

Question 10: the difference between remittance and remittance: remittance: when a bank draft is issued, the demand deposit is transferred to remittance, and when the issuing bank receives the payment application from the payee's bank, the money is transferred from the account to the payee's bank;

Remittance payable: in a commercial bill, the accepting bank converts the applicant's current deposit into remittance payable when the bill expires, and transfers the money from the account to the payee's bank after receiving the entrusted collection procedures of the holder.

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