Sentences with phrase «clear accounting practices»

Great IT systems reduce administrative costs, increase operational efficiencies, enable scale, and support crystal - clear accounting practices.

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In sum, clear majorities of uninformed respondents want their districts to spend more, but when respondents are told current expenditure levels, they take those amounts into account — an indication that public thinking on expenditures would change if residents were better informed about actual fiscal practices in their schools.

The authors draw on the latest research on assessment and education policy to provide a clear account of how the test works and to investigate PISA's influence on educational goals and practice in schools around the world.

To accomplish this goal, we need clear processes for the development of policy, and we need to take into account opposition to current and proposed policies and practices — protest — as a healthy part of those processes.

The Ontario Securities Commission was clear that the problems with these plans relates to the way they are sold, not their accounting practices.

Firms which subscribe to the Standards of Lending Practice should make it clear that the debt has not been written off and who to contact in future about the account.

Whether lenders only look at your bank statements or want more detailed financial statements, it is important to have clear and accurate accounting practices.

Accordingly, ALM was ordered by the OPC to review (and improve) its terms and conditions, privacy policy and other information for accuracy and clarity regarding its information - handling practices, including making it clear how to deactivate accounts and providing the details of all the deactivation and deletion options available, and to ensure it does not make misleading representations.

It should be noted that the SFO has repeatedly and publicly criticised the tendency for companies to claim privilege over the accounts of witnesses, making clear in relation to DPAs that it views the «free supply of relevant information», including «the account of any witnesses spoken to by those conducting the enquiry» to be «the hallmark of cooperation».10 This approach is also codified in the DPA Code of Practice, which states that the SFO will take into account whether a company has disclosed relevant witness accounts as a public interest factor tending against a prosecution.

The ABA Model Rules make it clear that even when you engage non-lawyers to perform functions in your practice (be it trust accounting, money management, legal research, or administrative functions), they can not commit acts you are not permitted to commit.

Other practices will only be per - mitted if subject to a clear and unambiguous upfront agreement between the parties: a buyer returning unsold food products to a supplier; a buyer charging a supplier payment to se - cure or maintain a supply • Increased powers for Fi - nancial Intelligence Units (FIUs): FIUs will have ac - cess to information in cen - tralised banks and pay - ment account registers to strengthen the identifica - tion of account holders Whilst the directive applies to all financial institutions, its enforcement will spill over into adjacent indus - tries and actors including auditors, notaries, estate agents and casinos, ac - cording to LexisNexis ® Risk Solutions.

Despite the clear statements from the Supreme Court of Canada in Canada v. GlaxoSmithKline3 that as long as pricing is within the range of observed comparables, the pricing will be considered to meet the arm's length standard, in practice, disputes will arise over the selection of methods, the identification of the comparables, the adjustments to be made to comparables and whether (and to what extent) the surrounding facts and circumstances need to be taken into account to derive appropriate pricing.

Having clear monthly accounts and long term forecasts of future expected income and expenditure to be shared between the members is good practice.

Additionally, I have well developed account management skills, including: • Relationship Building — Experience cultivating strong relationships with co-workers, leadership, vendors, and clients to create lasting rapport • Written and Verbal Communication — Skilled in communicating with various stakeholders in a clear and concise manner that discourages miscommunications • Account Forecasting — Knowledgeable about account management best practices and maintains the ability to foresee future account needs I understand the full customer lifecycle and can help ensure client satisfaccount management skills, including: • Relationship Building — Experience cultivating strong relationships with co-workers, leadership, vendors, and clients to create lasting rapport • Written and Verbal Communication — Skilled in communicating with various stakeholders in a clear and concise manner that discourages miscommunications • Account Forecasting — Knowledgeable about account management best practices and maintains the ability to foresee future account needs I understand the full customer lifecycle and can help ensure client satisfAccount Forecasting — Knowledgeable about account management best practices and maintains the ability to foresee future account needs I understand the full customer lifecycle and can help ensure client satisfaccount management best practices and maintains the ability to foresee future account needs I understand the full customer lifecycle and can help ensure client satisfaccount needs I understand the full customer lifecycle and can help ensure client satisfaction.

• Must have a clear understanding of accepted accounting practices.