SUBSIDIARY ACCOUNT
An account describing activity of a business associated with a balance sheet account.
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An account describing activity of a business associated with a balance sheet account.
Rights of the landowner to water and substances below the surface of their land. See air rights, surface rights, mineral rights.
The settled or fixed amount that is specified in or is ascertained from negotiable instruments as a sum payable.
The statute governing the continuity of a program or agency.
The objective important for the success and survival of an organization that has more importance than individual objectives of the members.
The term that is used for the illegal tampering of accounts by adding false items.
The concept where the most efficient method of production is used by a company in order to survive and compete in the long term.
A mutually beneficial private agreement of parties not necessarily in best interest of those affected without involving the workers. See sweetheart contract.
Sign or word used to indicate or signify an idea, relationship or object.
State where 2 or more things are working together in a productive way.
Waste that needs to be treated carefully due to a hazardous nature, offensive nature, size or state.
Part of person’s life where money spent if from existing assets as income has been reduced significantly.
Ratio of outstanding shares in comparison to amount of original shares before a stock split.
The simultaneous taking of 2 positions, one short and one long on 2 different instruments in order to profit from a negative move in one and a positive move in the other.
Group, organization or person who has a stake that can be affected by the organizations objectives, policies and actions. See corporate governance.
Term for state mandated provisions appearing an policies issued in that state.
Phase describing the beginning of an enterprise that secures finances for the idea.
The cost that is determined by using statistical methods on historical data.
Limits or controls that have been place on activities by its ruling legislation.
Debt security that is initially low but increases in stages until it reaches a fixed point and will stay at that rate until redemption.