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Additional fees charged to the price of a good or service.
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Additional fees charged to the price of a good or service.
An order issued to a party to correct a wrong done or to stop a current harmful activity.
When more money is taken out of an account than it has in it. This account is linked to a country not an individual.
A term meaning that an activity requires oxygen to complete its work. Refer to anearobic.
Getting full rights at the age of 18. Refer to legal age.
Payments made between government agencies for services exchanged. They are not on the budget.
planning for 3 to 18 months only. Manufacturers use this to reduce mixing input in products.
A substance in air that can harm in a high concentration. They can be solid, liquid, or gas. They are in two groups. The first group comes from an identified group. The
1. the time and date an ad is to be shown. 2.the time slot that the company is billed for. 3. the time a cell phone call takes that is used to
The number of sales in a period of time. Its used to get the product out in the market.
To spread costs or loss over more than one accounting period. Or to charge the loss to many activities and departments.
When a trainee must make their own answer to a problem. This removes the simple multiple choice options.
A group of graduate of a school. They are male and female. The male version is alumnus and the female is alumna.
COMMON STOCK issued by a foreign company in the US marketplace. ADSs, denominated in US dollars, are registered with the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION and are traded on an EXCHANGE or OVERTHECOUNTER.
The largest standards source for materials, goods, services, and any system. Additiona information is also published like sampling methods, testing methods, effects of agents, and safety guidelines.
Anything not needing oxygen and may be harmed by it. An example of this is bacteria. Spelled anerobic sometimes. Refer to aerobic.
1. a yearly report about a firms operations, composition, and position. It mus be done by incorporated and registered firms. Details on this are stock holders, directors, charges against a firm, office
A rule that stops a firm from giving more stock without letting stockholders to buy the new shares first. It is done to keep stockholders percentage of ownership intact.
A TAKEOVER mechanism where a company seeking to acquire a target firm agrees to pay the same price for any shares that are tendered. The anyandall bid stands in contrast to the
In New York every insurer must comply with the New York codes. If they aer from another state they must still follow New York rules.
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