NONCURRENT LIABILITIES Definition

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NONCURRENT LIABILITIES are liabilities that represent money the entity owes one year or more in the future. There are many line items in this category, the most important one being long-term debt.

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LEHMAN FORMULA is a compensation formula originally developed by investment bankers Lehman Brothers for investment banking services:
- 5% of the first million dollars involved in the transaction for services rendered
- 4% of the second million
- 3% of the third million
- 2% of the fourth million
- 1% of everything thereafter (above $4 million)
NOTE: Most investment bankers now require an additional multiplier to offset inflation.

FHLMC see FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION.

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