1.
uncollected receivable; money still owed to one; accounts receivable
Money that has been earned or billed but not yet received. In everyday use it is an amount a customer still owes; in accounting it is an asset recorded for revenue already recognized.
A client's bankruptcy left us with a large amount of uncollected receivables.
Formed from 未 (not yet) plus 収 (to collect, to take in) plus 金 (money). It is standard vocabulary in accounting and billing; in casual speech people say まだ払ってもらっていないお金 instead.
Common collocations
- 未収金が残る: for a receivable to remain outstanding
- 未収金を回収する: to collect an amount owed
- 未収金を計上する: to record a receivable on the books
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未払い金 (unpaid amount)
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売掛金 (accounts receivable)
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滞納 (delinquency, arrears)