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11Imputed costs — Expenses not incurred directly, but actually borne. For example, a person who owns a home debt free has an imputed rent expense equal to the amount of interest that could be earned on the proceeds from the sale of the home if the home were… …
12Imputed Value — The value of an item for which actual values are not available. Imputed values are a logical or implicit value for an item, or time set, wherein a true value has yet to be ascertained. It would be a best guess estimate, in order to accurately… …
13imputed value — Refers to the value of an asset, service, or company that is not physically recorded in any accounts but is implicit in the product, e.g., the opportunity cost ( opportunity costs) of cash remaining in a savings account and not invested.… …
14Imputed Interest — A term used to describe interest that is considered to be paid, even through no interest payment has been made. Imputed interest is calculated based on the actual payments that are to be, but have not yet been, paid. This interest is important… …
15imputed — adjective : being the value in terms of money or hypothetical income receivable from something one has or owns that would yield real income if one wished (as a house one owns and uses but might rent) imputed rent imputed income …
16imputed cost — A cost that is not actually incurred by an organization but is introduced into the management accounting records in order to ensure that the costs incurred by dissimilar operations are comparable. For example, if rent is not payable by an… …
17imputed cost — A cost that is not actually incurred by an organization but is introduced into the management accounting records in order to ensure that the costs incurred by dissimilar operations are comparable. For example, if rent is not payable by an… …
18imputed — As used in legal phrases, this word means attributed vicariously; that is, an act, fact, or quality is said to be imputed to a person when it is ascribed or charged to him, not because he is personally cognizant of it or responsible for it, but… …
19imputed knowledge — This phrase is sometimes used as equivalent to implied notice, i.e., knowledge attributed or charged to a person because the facts in question were open to his discovery and it was his duty to inform himself as to them. In law of agency, notice… …
20imputed — As used in legal phrases, this word means attributed vicariously; that is, an act, fact, or quality is said to be imputed to a person when it is ascribed or charged to him, not because he is personally cognizant of it or responsible for it, but… …
