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quasi-loan

nounan agreement between two parties where one agrees to pay the other's debts, provided that the second party agrees to reimburse the first at some later date

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  1. What is quasi-loan? definition and meaning - InvestorWords.com
    Definition of quasi-loan: nounan agreement between two parties where one agrees to pay the other's debts, provided that the second party agrees to reimburse ...
     
  2. What is quasi-loan? definition and meaning - BusinessDictionary.com
    Definition of quasi-loan: An agreement between individuals to pay off obligations, but with the intention to receive partial payment in the future.
     
  3. Quasi-Loans - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    Quasi-Loan. An agreement between two parties whereby one pays the debts of the other. In exchange, the debtor party agrees to repay the debts to the other ...
     
  4. Company Law: Loans to directors
    (a) make a quasi-loan or enter into a credit transaction, or make any loan, ... In general terms an example of a quasi-loan is when the company makes a payment ...
     
  5. Companies Act, 1990, Section 25
    (a) a quasi-loan is a transaction under which one party (“ the creditor ”) agrees to pay, or pays otherwise than in pursuance of an agreement, a sum for another ...
     
  6. Loans to directors: requirement of members ... - Legislation.gov.uk
    (1)A “quasi-loan” is a transaction under which one party (“the creditor”) agrees to pay, or pays otherwise than in pursuance of an agreement, a sum for another ...
     
  7. PLC - Chapter 7 Corporation tax and loan relationships: SEGMENT ...
    Jun 1, 2012 ... Chapter 7 Corporation tax and loan relationships: SEGMENT 3 BOUNDARIES OF THE 'QUASI-LOAN RELATIONSHIP' RULES IN CTA 2009 ...
     
  8. Ordinary Resolution - Quasi-loans to Directors | The Legal Stop ...
    Under the Companies Act 2006 a public company, or a company associated with a public company cannot make a quasi-loan to a director of the company or of ...