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obligation

In politics, the duty of individuals to obey the laws of their state and, generally, to accept the authority of its government. The basis of political obligation has been depicted as a contract between ruler and people or as arising from the state's ability to provide for the welfare of its citizens.
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For example, while a highly-rated "Class 1" debt instrument or preferred stock requires a 0.
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A third-party investor will normally insist on a bona-fide debt instrument, market interest rate and regular payments, thereby nullifying most of the points indicating disguised equity arrangements.
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The standard business rules built into Projected Financials dictate how and where to report such things as the gain or loss on the sale of an asset or the difference between the current portion and long-term portion of a debt instrument.
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