NON-RECURRING COST
Costs such as initial investments, losses, moving expenses that are bound to occur only once in the usual course of operation for a business.
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Costs such as initial investments, losses, moving expenses that are bound to occur only once in the usual course of operation for a business.
Cost that cannot be assigned to any task or function due to the lack of sufficient data for its assignment. As such, it assigned on an arbitary basis.
A evaluative rather a descriptive approach used to determine the degree of conformity to the standard norms or recommendations. For example, normative data is used to understand the underlying phenomenon rather than
When the amount available in the drawer’s account is less than the amount stated on the check, the bank reserves the right to return the check to the depositor. When this occurs,
When negotiations break down between the labor union and the employer, this notice is issued by the labor union to the relevant government authorities stating its intent to suspend all activities and
A material that possesses radioactive properties. Nuclear materials such as Uranium 233 or 235 are used to produce nuclear energy.
The duty associated with imported goods that does not take into consideration the effect of inflation or other taxes. As such it is not a true reflection of the price at the
time and monetary costs that increase the total cost of an activity without enhancing the value of the goods or services in the eyes of the customer
Often a budget for a onetime project, such as the recruitment of staff on a temporary basis, or a special project, that is assigned to a department in a company as a
An investor’s bid to gaining possession of a debt issue whose price depends on the yield or average discount rate of all bids combined. A minimum price of $10,000 is the standard
A long term liability or financial obligation that has to be settled in a period that is longer than 12 months.
Products with a short life span due to a low service value or a one-time use characteristic.
A organization that has no affiliation to the government and performs voluntary operations in the field of education, wildlife,etc. They are usually funded by the UN or by benefactors. The donations are
A stock owner who gives authority to the brokerage through which he holds the stock, to diclose his details to the underlying company. The company is thus able to contact him regarding
A variation of unit sampling wherein the probability of picking some of the samples is zero, and identity of those that will be picked for sampling is unknown.
One time sales of assets, or insurance settlements that are unique in nature and unlikely to occur again during the normal course of operation for a business.
Interest owed to an individual investor, that does not constitute a trade.
A term collectively used to refer to developed countries, most of whom are located to the north of developing countries(also known as the south)
A policy that has been rejected or not claimed by the insured even though they are eligible for the policy claims.
Knowledge made available to the buyer that the title is subject to claims by parties other than the seller.
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