VACATION PAY PAYABLE
Amount of money paid to an employee for vacation time.
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Amount of money paid to an employee for vacation time.
Financial statement showing wealth that has been created by the enterprise in an accounting period.
Independent audit of a non-profit organization to determine it is using its money efficiently and effectively. Also known as value for money analysis.
Agreement made by an insurance company to pay a pre-determined amount for a loss.
A number, feature or quantity that can increase or decrease with time.
Replacing inventory where a supplier monitors stock or employees get stock information from customers.
Market for services and goods is confined to a narrow customer base though most customers can use the product.
Holder can veto corporate decisions but not board of director elections.
Explosive sales growth or spread of information by customer referrals.
Mental process where images of goals are used to motivate present action.
Security device that recognizes voice commands of a particular person.
Vertical portal.
Pay rate based on units produced or time of working.
Mass detailing of goods by a store offering little customer service but low prices.
Employee looking after an insured premises.
Describes all of the tasks needed to create an HTML driven web page to be displayed on the WWW.
Mortgage arrangement where settlement occurs simultaneously with document signing.
1. Banking services offered to government agencies, pension funds and corporations with sound income statements and strong balance sheets only. 2. Lending and borrowing between banks.
Action of drilling for oil in territory not yet explored.
Measurement to estimate the mean with a lower dependence on outlying values.
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