RATE BASE
The Base number used to compute the rate for taxation, a utility charge, a service or other rate.
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The Base number used to compute the rate for taxation, a utility charge, a service or other rate.
Rated is a term that is used in reference of the coverage, which costs more due to a preexisting injury of an insured party.
When land is found in its natural state, it is called raw land. This means that there have been no manmade improvements such as clearing, digging, grading, cleaning and more.
Income essential for the family of a deceased primary wage earner. This income allows the surviving family member?s time to readjust their spending habits to accommodate their new level of income
1. Change of assets, goods, or services into cash or receivables through sale. 2. Recognition of revenue when the title passes from seller to the buyer with the creation of a responsibility
This term refers to the number of records gathered in a database search divided by the total number of records indexed on that subject in the catalog. See also precision ratio.
Within the environment of health insurance, this term is used in reference to the regularity with which an insured returns to the hospital for inpatient treatment due to the same complaint.
Determination of the retentive values and disposal time of records based on their administrative, audit, fiscal, historical, legal, or operational value to the organizations where they were created or received.
Right hand page of an open publication, usually odd numbered. The title of a book appears always on this page, and so does the contents, preface, introduction, chapter headings, etc.
The process of redaction is when a document is modified, edited or reviesed to have all confidential and sensitive information taken out of it.
This term refers to a shipment that requries a temperature controlled environment.
This term refers to the recommendation by a patients primary care doctor that they see an additional doctor, usually a specialist.
Bringing older or damaged equipment to either a better looking or workable condition. They are usually in better condition than reconditioned items.
US practice in securities trading whereby under particular circumstances a broker may use securities in his or her possession but owned by another person as collateral to raise a loan to cover
A method of determining an asset’s value that takes into account the value of similar assets. In contrast, absolute value looks only at an asset’s intrinsic value and does not compare it
The action of remedying something, esp the reversal or stopping of damage to the environment
The level reached in inventory indication the need for more supplies.
1. Voluntary or forced surrender of goods to the owner due to the inability to pay for them. 2. Legal process where the lender takes back property or assests when the borrower
The capacity that is gteater than that needed to satisfy a peak demand.
A way to use the resources available in the most efficient manner possible.
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