Neapmokyti

Neapmokyti is a Lithuanian term that translates to "unpaid" or "untaxed" in English. It generally refers to a situation where a service has been rendered or goods have been provided, but the payment or tax obligation has not yet been fulfilled. This can apply to various contexts, including financial transactions, employment, and legal obligations.

In a business context, "neapmokyti" might describe an outstanding invoice from a customer. The goods or services have been delivered, but the payment is still due. Similarly, an employer might refer to "neapmokyti" wages if an employee has worked their hours but has not yet received their salary for that period. This term is often used in accounting and financial record-keeping to track liabilities and receivables.

Beyond commercial transactions, "neapmokyti" can also denote a failure to meet a tax obligation. For instance, if an individual or company has not paid their due taxes, those taxes would be considered "neapmokyti." This can lead to penalties and interest, depending on the jurisdiction and the specific tax laws. The concept emphasizes a debt or obligation that remains outstanding and requires settlement.