EMPLOYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (EIN)
An IRS-generated, unique identifier (ID) used to identify an entity that potentially owes taxes. Businesses, partnerships, or other entities are required by law to have such an ID.
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An IRS-generated, unique identifier (ID) used to identify an entity that potentially owes taxes. Businesses, partnerships, or other entities are required by law to have such an ID.
That which allows an action or behavior to occur. Often it contributes to the success of an entity, program, or project. It can be capabilities, forces, or resources. It can also be
1. Resulting object from a process. Finished good. Deliverable. 2. Contractual delivery of the item produced. Can be articles, materials, or supplies..
Known also as endowment insurance with profits.
A measured value. Total energy used for cooling or heating a building or facility over a specific period. Displayed or stated as British thermal unit (Btu) per gross square footage cooled or
Process of linking various enterprise system together in support of the corporate world-wide business. Also involves maintenance and time upgrade or replacement of legacy (in-place) systems and hardware with new software and
Land offering tax incentives, freedom from some regulatory control, and other advantageous terms. Usually set aside as sites for factories, transportation companies, and other types of business. Typically situated in a depressed
The time when an investor decides to acquire an investment.
Study of distribution, pattern, and cause of diseases in a specific population. The objective is to determine and trace events and reasons causing epidemic-like situations. Resulting information leads to more effective plans,
Tools, be they devices, machines, or vehicles. Assist a person in achieving an action beyond the normal capabilities of a human. Tangible property that is not land or buildings, but facilitates business
A mutual fund holding at least 65 percent of its total investment equity in liquid assets paying the highest dividend yield. These equities are typically fairly inexpensive stocks. The risk is loss
An opportunity given an investor to buy, or sell a specific number of shares, by a certain date (date of expiration), for a pre-set price.
Type of motherboard ROM used for long-term reused information, such as system BIOS, hardware configurations, and other defined, pre-set information. This ROM can be reused, but only for the same information when
Allowance for withdrawing from a contract when specified conditions occur. Can also allow changing these conditions. Provision in a contract.
Verifiable justification for projection and projected value or results.
Joint operation of Deutsche Boerse Ag and SWX Swiss Exchange. Major locations are Chicago, Frankfurt, London, Paris, and Zurich. An electronic futures and options exchange.
Barcode with a 13-digit numbering scheme. Considered to be a world-wide standard, replaced the prior 10-number schemed UPC. Main use is identifying packages, shipping containers, and parts for shipment tracking.
Measurable, quantifiable benchmark, standard, or yardstick. Used to analyze results and map against the benchmark. Accomplishment, conformance, performance, and suitability are examples of characteristics analyzed.
A company’s development and transformations explored by the impact of its processes and resources in a field of study. Darwinian principles, sociology, psychology and anthropology are blended in this field of study.
Unexpected return, typically residual plus benchmark timing.
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