Accumulated Deficit definition

Accumulated Deficit means the amount that the association’s and the fund’s liabilities exceed their assets, as reported in the association’s and fund’s respective most recently reported financial statements on June 30, 2019.
Accumulated Deficit means the amount, if any, by which the total of a board’s current and prior in-year deficits exceeds the total of its current and prior in-year surpluses; (“déficit accumulé”)
Accumulated Deficit means any deficit in retained earnings of a LLC in respect of periods after the issuance of the Partnership Interests in such LLC and the receipt of Paid Additional Capital, as shown on the relevant unaudited, unconsolidated annual (in the case of Tranche III) or semi-annual (in the case of Tranche IV) balance sheet of such LLC prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP.

Examples of Accumulated Deficit in a sentence

  • If the Initial Termination Review and/or Final Termination Review demonstrates an Accumulated Deficit, the Company shall have such rights to the balance in the Security Deposit as described in the Security Deposit Agreement.

  • The Capital of the Bank is $12,225,271 divided into 2,000,500 shares of Common Stock, par value $2.00 ("Bank Common Stock"), with Surplus of $9,072,747 and an Accumulated Deficit and Other Comprehensive Income of $848,476 as of March 31, 1999.

  • Such allocation of Accumulated Deficit will be made solely on a notional basis for purposes of allocating losses among the Partnership Interests and the LLC Common Securities and, accordingly, will not result in the actual write down of the nominal value of either the Partnership Interests or the LLC Common Securities.

  • Equity Changes (Unaudited) September 30, June 30, 2003 2004 Number of Shares 12,214,632 0 12,214,632 Common Stock $ 122,146 $ (109,931) $ 12,215 Additional Paid-In Capital 2,274,840 109,931 2,384,771 Retained Earnings (Accumulated Deficit) (2,457,952) (73,441) (2,461,348) Total Stockholders' Equity (60,966) (3.396) (64,362) NOTE 3.

  • Of Operating Losses and an Accumulated Deficit and Expect To Incur Losses In The Future ..............


More Definitions of Accumulated Deficit

Accumulated Deficit means any deficit in retained earnings of the LLC in respect of periods after the issuance of the Partnership Interests and the receipt of the Paid Additional Capital, as shown on the relevant
Accumulated Deficit for any Lease Year means the aggregate amounts by which Qualified CapEx has been less than Original Base CapEx during prior Lease Years, as set forth in a then-effective Rent Supplement.
Accumulated Deficit means the amount that the association’s and the fund’s liabilities exceed their assets, as reported in the association’s and fund’s respective financial statements.
Accumulated Deficit means, as of the last day of an Arrangement Period (i) the sum of the Deficits, if any, for such Arrangement Period and all preceding Arrangement Periods, reduced by (ii) the sum of the Surpluses for all preceding Arrangement Periods, provided, however, that a Deficit or Surplus shall not be counted twice in the case of overlapping Arrangement Periods.
Accumulated Deficit means any deficit in excess of retained earnings accumulated in periods having commenced after the Partnership Interest Capital Contributions have been received by the LLC, as shown in the Semi-Annual Balance Sheet of the LLC for the relevant Fiscal Semi-Annual Period.
Accumulated Deficit means the amount that the association's and the fund's liabilities exceed their assets, as reported in the association's and fund's respective most recently reported financial statements on June 30, 2019.
Accumulated Deficit means the accumulated deficits of the Companies as at the Closing Date;