NON-TRADITIONAL BALANCE SHEET
A balance sheet based on the concept that equal value should be placed on a firm’s intellectual and physical assets. As such, it assigns an arbitary value to intellectual assets, intellectual capital
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A balance sheet based on the concept that equal value should be placed on a firm’s intellectual and physical assets. As such, it assigns an arbitary value to intellectual assets, intellectual capital
The classification of group industries into 20 sectors, which are further classified into 1,170 industries based on the establishment type. The identification is through the assignment of a 6 digit code. For
Refers to an individual belonging to the notary exercising his official authority. For example, the authentication of a document is guaranteed by the placement of the notarial seal on it.
1. Finance: A statement notifying the financial institution of the account holder’s intent to withdraw funds. 2. Legal: A statement or notice that is addressed to a partnership or the other parties
A proposal that has to be verified before its acceptane or rejection to favor a relative proposal. A common null hypothesis states the absence the absence of a relationship between the two
The income that is derived from a security.It is stated as a percentage of its purchase price.
Rejection by a drawee due to a failure to honor the instrument of negotiation (a bill of exchange)
Income that is received from passive sources such as the appreciation of a real estate property and as such they fall under the tax related category of income.
Also referred to as defect, it occurs when specific requirements are not fulfilled
The failure to deliver goods or legal instruments in compliance with the law or custom
Workers who are not exempt from a rule or policy. With respect to wage and hour laws, employees who are nonexempt are to follow workplace regulations and are eligible for overtime pay
Monetary gain for financial institutions through charges on investment transactions.
Activities such as the insurance and maintenance of assets that are not directly involved in the operation of the business, but result in an additional expense for the firm.
Time that is not spent on the execution of a task or on manufacturing operations.
Refuseal by the insurer or the insured to renew the coverage on an insurance plan. Usually done on the policy’s expiration date or its anniversary.
A ticket that prohibits the transfer of tickets between two passengers.
The North Atlantic treaty of 1949 led to the formation of this military alliance between the 26 member countries with the intention of combating the spread of communism. It now makes a
A document which has been authenticated by the signature of the relevant individual and the signature of the notary public who acts as a witness to the signature. This document is then
The period within which the delivery of the contract has to be accepted by the contract owner. This period usually lasts between three and six weeks before the expiration of the contract.
The average number of days that an item spends as a part of an inventory, expressed as a ratio. It is used to determine the quality of inventory control and thus is
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