noun a person or thing that has not been collected or gathered
adjective describing something that has not been collected or gathered
In finance, the term 'uncollected' is used to refer to payments that have not been received or collected from debtors.
In a business context, 'uncollected' may indicate outstanding invoices or payments that have not been received.
Within legal contexts, 'uncollected' may pertain to unpaid judgments or debts that remain outstanding.
In accounting, 'uncollected' typically refers to accounts receivable that have not been collected from customers.
In taxation, 'uncollected' can refer to uncollected taxes or unpaid tax liabilities.
In the publishing industry, uncollected royalties refer to payments that have not been collected by authors for their works.
In the field of psychology, uncollected data may refer to incomplete or missing data in research studies, which can affect the validity of the results.
For accountants, uncollected accounts receivable are funds owed to a company by customers or clients that have not been paid on time.
In legal contexts, uncollected debts may refer to unpaid bills or fees that clients owe to their lawyers for services rendered.