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  • 71Credit rating agency — Corporate finance …

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  • 72Value added tax — Taxation An aspect of fiscal policy …

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  • 73Bad Debt Expense — An entry found on a business s income statement that represents the amount of noncollectable accounts receivable that occurs in a given period. In terms of accounting entries, every time an amount increases bad debt expense, an equivalent amount… …

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  • 74Oil Initially In Place - OIIP — The amount of crude first estimated to be in a reservoir. Oil initially in place differs from oil reserves, as OIIP refers to the total amount of oil that is potentially in a reservoir and not the amount of oil that can be recovered. Calculating… …

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  • 75Unlimited Liability — A type of business where owners share joint and several responsibility for the entire amount of debt and other liabilities amassed by the business. Unlimited liability is not capped at a maximum amount and exists regardless of the amount of… …

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  • 76stated — Determined, fixed, or settled @ stated meeting A meeting of a board of directors, board of officers, etc., held at the time appointed therefor by law, ordinance, by law, or other regulation; as distinguished from special meetings, which are held… …

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  • 77Concrete, Washington —   Town   Welcome sign chainsaw carved from cedar logs greets visitors to Concrete, Washington …

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  • 78Dresden Frauenkirche — Aerial photo Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche) in Dresden (photo 2008) The Dresden Frauenkirche (German: Dresdner Frauenkirche, literally Church of …

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  • 79Cashier's check — A cashier s check (cashier s cheque, bank check, official check, demand draft, teller s check, bank draft or treasurer s check) is a check guaranteed by a bank. They are treated as guaranteed funds and are usually cleared the next day. It is the… …

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  • 80Proposition 2½ — (Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 59 § 21C [ [http://www.mass.gov/legis/laws/mgl/59 21c.htm Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 59 § 21C] , via Mass.gov] ) is a Massachusetts statute which limits property tax increases by Massachusetts municipalities. It was passed by ballot …

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