SELF LIQUIDATING ASSET
An asset that is capable of generating sufficient income to return the total cost amount.
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An asset that is capable of generating sufficient income to return the total cost amount.
A declaration or an act that occurs during an investigation where a person or witness incriminates themselves either expicitly or implicitly.
A compound or element with crytalline properties that is put between a conductor and the insulator for its ability to conduct an electric current.
The comparison of a set of data to one that precedes or follows it.
A violation of a law that is significant in effect and carries more than a 6 month punishment.
An integral system in supply chain management where the sales are connected to the customer. Its purpose is to minimise costs by lowwring inventory levels.
The distance from a road or kerb where nothing can be built upon.
Real property that is converted to personal property after it has been severed or cut and made into a movable object.
The measures that are taken by a company to make it less attractive to hostile bids for take over.
The cargo that is transported under a single air way bill or bill of lading. Also known as a consignment.
The documents that are carried by a ship to allow it to meet all customs, immigration, health and safety requirements of its country of origin and all the ports it will call
A standard US 2 paragraph report where the opening paragraph outlines what the auditor has completed and the following paragraph shows the findings from the audit.
A ratio indicating the availabliltyof enough working capital a firm has to meet all of its short term liabilities.
A strategy used in marketing where as wide an area as possible is aimed to be covered.
A European investment fund where investor numbers determines the amount of capital in a fund.
A mindset where some companies don’t wish information to be shared with other departments within the company. It will resuce efficiency.
The policy used to protect only one person in a group that has an interest in the property.
A simple way to track expenses and income using one line terms with a single total at the bottom.
A leadership model designed by Ken Blanchard and Paul Hersey where effective leadership needs flexibility in style that is dependent on the situation at hand.
A notation that is used along with PEL and TLV for exposure to substances that can be absorbed through mucous membranes, eyes and skin.
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