PRIVATE ANNUITY
The waivering of the taxes on capital gains on assets that have increased in value. The sale amount is put in an annuity that is dispensed to the annuinant over the course
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The waivering of the taxes on capital gains on assets that have increased in value. The sale amount is put in an annuity that is dispensed to the annuinant over the course
An exclusive network for communication that is owned by a number of firms.
A method of sampling wherein every single sample has a known and fixed probability of being selected.
The steps taken to ensure that the output of a process is consistent and stable, with a desired level of performance and minimal variance.
The introduction of a new product into the market. It signifies the point where buyers have access to the product for the first time.
The main reason behind involvement of a large number of people in enterprising sector.
A mode of financing the project where the repayment is based on the cash flows after the completion of the project and the fixed assets involved in the project are kept as
Used in marketing to highlight a product and promote it to the general public by advertising and publicity. It is a way to increase sales in a particular category as it is
This property relates to items such as furniture and other office supplies that are not included as either property or money that still have some value to the owner. It is used
This is the software that is protected by copyright laws and patents that belong exclusively to the publishers and developers of said software. This software cannot be copied without permission and is
This is carried out by a country in order to protect its own products against the importation of inferior and cheaper products. This is done by placing high duty tarrifs on goods
This is a server that acts as a firewall between an internal server and an external server. For example a company will use a proxy server to the internet so its original
The unsealing and reading of sealed bids that have been received in respinbse to an invitation for bids. Any interested member of the public as able to attend a bid opening. Bids
Known in some counrires as crown land. This is land that belongs to the government who owns the title to the land. This land is not owned by a company or individual
Also known as a public service utility or corporation. A company that is publicly or privately owned that will provide a service to the public. They provide transport, communications and the like.
Commuinicating a document or a message by way of media such as print, radio and television. A document that goes through the publishing process that means it can be seen or read
A trust that is irrevocable. The assets of the trust are acquired by a certificate exchange of beneficial interest instead of assets. This is different from gifting.
An arrangement that is made to replenish the stock after it has been sold. The stock will come from a central distribution centre that distributes to variuos centres for sale. Often the
Recurring costs incurred by a firm that are settled before the actual incurrment of costs. They are the opposite of deferred charges and include costs such as rent, premiums, interests, etc
The print and release of a partial portion of a work before the date of publication of the completed final work.
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