SUPPORTING DATA
information attached to offers, agreements, financial statements etc. to provide a back up of the document. Also known as supporting document or supporting schedule.
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information attached to offers, agreements, financial statements etc. to provide a back up of the document. Also known as supporting document or supporting schedule.
Observation and collection of data to provide evidence for a purpose.
Crude oil that has less than 1 percent of sculpture by weight.
Close relationship existing between 2 organisms where one gets a benefit from the relationship.
Interaction between entities, agents, substances or factors to produce a greater effect than the total of all the individual effects. Opposite of antagonism. See synergism.
A judgment allowing 2 possibilities that are ‘either or’ such as yes/no, right/wrong etc.
In corporate law, the legal right ensuring all share holders can take part in a deal along with the majority shareholder.
An asset expected to be in use after the current period of accounting.
The amount of money needed by a business to maintain its normal operations.
The calendar date when a goal or project is to be started. The date is initially an estimate that adjusts as the day nears for the launch of the new endeavor.
Deed where the seller guarantees title to the property being sold was not impaired during the time the seller held the title but there is no assurance about previous holders.
1. Pay money for goods and services. See spending. 2. Use of a resource like time for example.
A large order that has been broken up into smaller orders that are completed one at a time.
Technology for wireless communication such as CDMA, TDMA, transmitting and receiving signals over a wide band or spectrum of frequencies.
Metal product more resistant o staining, corrosion and rust. It is an alloy of carbon and iron.
A uniform price that is pre-established for services or goods that is based on cost of replacement, historical prices or the analysis of it competitive market position.
Scheme of network cabling where nodes are connected to a central hub whose failure will shut down the whole network. Star network. See ring topology, tree topology.
1. General. Supplies for the office such as paper, envelopes. 2. Computing. Types of papers used by different printers.
A permit or license required by law to allow you to engage in a certain activity.
Balancing the budget by the reduction of expenses in a avidity of ways.