VACATION PAY PAYABLE
Amount of money paid to an employee for vacation time.
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Amount of money paid to an employee for vacation time.
Network that has had value added in client/server co putting based on protocols of internet use.
Value or credit is given to bank to bank funds transfers.
1 of the 4 criteria for capitalization laid down by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board, FASB, to classify leases that can’t be cancelled.
Gaseous form of a solid or liquid.
Variable costs used to determine amount of overhead used.
Degree of variation starting a warning or remedial act.
Mapping diagram of overlapping circles showing the relationship between items.
Formal or informal distribution where members work together for best efficiency and economies of scale and eliminate conflict in channels of distribution.
Process where the authority privilege or right to interest or asset unconditionally passes to a body.
Unwarranted singly out of one person from a group and subjected to unfair treatment and other wrongs.
Software that mimics a CPU and hardware devices.
Verified document by consul of one country in another country.
Relating to employment and occupation.
Liquid able to evaporate or vaporize at room temperature.
Relying on regular and occasional volunteers to operate with or without paid staff members.
Marine policy of insurance covering one trip and only the cargo on the trip.
Method of preserving food where all air is removed.
Network of data communications using dedicated secure lines where detection of errors, access to database, capacity for storing large data quantities, protocol conversion and similar features have been included.
Increasing the value of a product by improving the perception of the product.
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