Learn how a transferable letter of credit enables a primary beneficiary to transfer credit to others, securing payments for suppliers, and facilitating smoother international trade.

A letter from the IRS can send a chill through you, but it could be positive, too. The tax agency is now sending a notice that brings possible good news. A colleague assumed a recent letter in the ...

If you're eligible for the child tax credit, you still have at least half of it coming. But what if you lost the IRS letter you need to claim it? Katie covered all things how-to at CNET, with a focus ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Amber Gray-Fenner covers individual and crypto taxation and IRS news. Admitting that they expect another chaos-filled filing ...

Progress towards digital letters of credit has been so slow. Partly this is due to the requirement for writing and endorsement of bills of lading and bills of exchange found in 19th-century ...

A letter of credit which has not been guaranteed or confirmed by any bank other than the bank that opened it. The advising bank merely informs the beneficiary of the letter of credit terms and ...

Parents are flooded with paperwork every single day of the year. But this year, they absolutely want to keep track of one key letter — Letter 6419, to be sent to you by none other than the Internal ...

If your credit report has any negative history, or if there is something in your mortgage application that requires more information, a lender may ask you to submit a "letter of explanation." This isn ...