UNDIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS
Products that can be replaced with identical products but from different suppliers.
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Products that can be replaced with identical products but from different suppliers.
Underwriting syndicate where each member has dual liability. See divided account.
Ownership claim of property or assets commonly owned with restricted claims but no one has an exclusive claim.
1. Accounting. Income received before a service is provided or a good is sold.2. Taxation. Income from means not arising from a person’s efforts.
Deducted amount from a sum and classed as interest in advance.
Insurance made in advance that the insurance company has not earned.
Account holding income recognised to pay insurance premiums.
Part of the premium applying to a reinsured part of the policy.
Payment that is received before a service is provided or a good is sold.
An area geographically, with the same calculations for tax.
An area, city, municipality, county, country with its own distinct regulations for taxation.
Tax payer incurred debt to the government. Short term liability.
Document issued by taxation office.
Document issued by the state specifying that the tax department will transfer stock as it has indicated.
A non-profit organization or company that does not need to pay tax when it buys or sells items.
Compensation for work completed where the price paid per piece increases with the number produced. See Taylors.
Early introduction in the 20th century that was an efficient method breaking every action or task into simple and small parts that can be taught and analysed.
Computer code augmenting or extending capabilities of TCP/IP where socket software is provided.
1. The smallest part of information that can be imparted as a self-contained unit to the learner.2. Singular statement of a fact or a step-in a process for performing a task.
Not a traditional working environment where teams are used to attain objectives.
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