Examples of Foreign Exchange Accounts in a sentence
Iranian Foreign Exchange Accounts “Restricted”Section 504 of the ITRSHRA, which went into effect in February 2013, amends the FY2012 NDAA so as to impede the ability of Iran’s Central Bank to repatriate or easily utilize the hardcurrency it receives for its exports abroad, particularly oil.
These regulations may be cited as Foreign Exchange (Opening and Maintenance of Foreign Exchange Accounts) Regulations No. 3 of 2017 and shall come into operation on the date on which the Act comes into operation.
The Bank is maintaining Foreign Exchange Accounts in New York, Tokyo, Calcutta, London, Germany etc..
After the financial leasing project company makes advance payment, the foreign exchange payment bank shall handle the corresponding ledger registration, track the project's entry or sublease abroad, and promptly report to Exchange Office.Annex 2 Operating Rules for Foreign Exchange Settlement Business of Domestic Foreign Exchange Accounts I.
IT export houses/ companies shall be allowed to open Foreign Exchange Accounts in Pakistan on the condition that deposit in these accounts shall only be allowed through remittances from abroad in respect of their export earnings.
As of the day of entry into force hereof, the Decision on the Conditions of Opening and Manner of Maintaining Foreign Exchange Accounts of Residents (RS Official Gazette, No 67/2006) and Decision on the Conditions of Opening and Manner of Maintaining Non- resident Accounts (RS Official Gazette, Nos 16/2007, 12/2008 and 61/2008) shall cease to be valid.
Circular of the General Affairs Department of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange on Relevant Work Concerning Interface Program Self-check, Joint Debugging and Submission of External Financial Assets, Liabilities and Transaction Data, Institutions' Foreign Currency Banknote Deposit and Withdrawal Data, and Data on Foreign Exchange Accounts and Foreign Exchange Settlement and Sales in the Accounts (Huizongfa No. 34 [2017]) 220.
Apart from the fact that some people in Ghana would usually not want to pay any additional tax, the issue is worsened by the lack of clarity in the mind of the ordinary Ghanaian about what is to be taxed and what will not be taxed.Another challenge facing the banking sector in Ghana are the existing rules on the operations of Foreign Exchange Accounts (FEA) and Foreign Currency Accounts (FCA), Foreign Currency Denominated Loans and introduced a Margin Account for Imports Bills.
Opening of Local and Foreign Exchange Accounts: LBCs comply with this directive.
The regulations issued thereunder, the Foreign Exchange (Capital Transactions in Foreign Exchange Carried on by Authorised Dealers) Regulations No. 1 of 2017, the Foreign Exchange (Opening and Maintenance of Accounts for the purpose of engaging in Capital Transactions) Regulations No. 2 of 2017 (“Foreign Exchange Regulations”) and the Foreign Exchange (Opening and Maintenance of Foreign Exchange Accounts) Regulations No. 3 of 2017 came into operation on the same day.