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Accounting periodThe period used by an organisation in which to calculate and report financial results, normally one month or 12 months.
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Accounting periodDefinition When a company uses an appropriate amount of time to file financial statements. The amount of time can reported as an annual, quarterly, or monthly statement.
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Accounting periodNormally one year, the period for which accounts are drawn up Accreditation:
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Accounting periodCompanies prepare reports of their financial transactions over specific periods of time, referred to as accounting periods. These are usually for one year, though interim reports are often drawn up fo [..]
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Accounting periodThe selected time period for which financial reports are prepared, normally one year but listed companies also prepare and distribute half-yearly interim financial reports.
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Accounting periodThe period of time for which an operating statement is customarily prepared.
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Accounting periodThe selected time period for which financial reports are prepared, normally one year but listed companies also prepare and disseminate half-yearly interim financial reports.
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Accounting periodAn accounting period is an interval of time covered by a set of financial statements. With respect to tax accounting, the accounting period refers to the 12 months of activity reported in the calculat [..]
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Accounting periodis the time interval reflected by the data in a financial statement.
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Accounting periodAccounting period is the regular span of time used for accounting purposes. A time period reflected by a set of financial statements. In terms of taxation, it is the twelve month period a taxpayer use [..]
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Accounting periodThe month that data is process through the company’s accounting system.
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Accounting periodThe month that data is process through the company's accounting system.
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Accounting periodTime period for which financial statements are prepared (e.g. month, quarter, year).
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Accounting period
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Accounting period A period of time covered by an accounting report. accounting system
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Accounting period"Accounting period" means a calendar year unless another 12-month period is selected by a fiduciary. The term includes a portion of a calendar year or other 12-month period that begins when [..]
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Accounting periodAny period of time designated for which financial statements are prepared. Refer to FISCAL PERIOD
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Accounting periodA period, as determined by the Collector-General from time to time in any particular case, consisting of a number of consecutive taxable periods not exceeding 6 or such other period not exceeding a continuous period of 12 months as may be specified by the Collector-General
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Accounting periodNormally one year, the period for which accounts are drawn up
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Accounting periodThe period of time covered in a Company Tax Return. Limited companies must pay corporation tax on all taxable income from that period. It will normally begins when trading starts and ends on the accou [..]
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Accounting period Normally one year, the period for which accounts are drawn up
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Accounting periodA time period for which financial records are maintained and at the end of which financial statements are prepared.
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Accounting periodThe University operates on a calendar financial Year (i.e. 1 January to 31 December). For financial reporting purposes there are thirteen (13) periods numbered 1 to 13. Period 0 is used for rollover b [..]
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