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Sentence patterns related to "chart of accounts"

1. Chart of accounts

2. IPSAS chart of accounts

3. Adapting the chart of accounts

4. - Proposal for chart of accounts.

5. Multiple currency support for the whole chart of accounts.

6. The chart of accounts shall be adopted by the Commission

7. Chart of Accounts volume, Treasury Board Manual, sections 8.2.2 and 8.3.2.

8. This list is referred to as the company's chart of accounts.

9. The chart of accounts structure is flexible without being overly detailed.

10. establishing the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts;

11. laying down the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts

12. Management: increased inputs and outputs and changes to the chart of accounts

13. laying down the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts;

14. The chart of accounts shall be adopted by the Commission's accounting officer.

15. Develop standards and instructions for the application of the chart of accounts

16. - Develop standards and instructions for the application of the chart of accounts.

17. Notably, the authorities introduced the new chart of accounts with the 2010 budget.

18. Chart of accounts — Is a list of the accounts used by an organization.

19. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Object Codes (FY 2006-2007) Description:

20. He is responsible for laying down the accounting procedures and chart of accounts.

21. Maintain Chart of Accounts, control on the creations, modifications and cancellations of accounts.

22. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Object Codes (FY 2006-2007) Note(s):

23. ◦ the common GoC Chart of Accounts has significant variations in departmental usage and interpretation.

24. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2007-2008)

25. The accounts included in a company's system are listed in a chart of accounts.

26. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2006-2007) programs.

27. The chart of accounts shall make a clear distinction between budgetary accounts and cash accounts.

28. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Authority Codes (FY 2006-2007) Department(s) Specific:

29. Does the entity have a chart of accounts which properly reflects its operations and activities?

30. It revolves around the twin concepts of a "chart of accounts" and "double entry accounting."

31. The Chart of Accounts Manual does not explain the intended use of each GL account.

32. To distribute latest up - dated chart of accounts to all accounting personnel and department Heads concerned.

33. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Financial Reporting Accounts (FY 2008-2009) Department(s) Specific:

34. 2.3 INQUIRIES General inquiries concerning the Government-wide Chart of Accounts are to be directed to:

35. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Financial Reporting Accounts (FY 2006-2007) Department(s) Specific:

36. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Object Codes (FY 2007-2008) 0630 Office Buildings Description:

37. The External Auditor’s requirements in terms of chart of accounts and reporting were identified and defined.

38. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Financial Reporting Accounts (FY 2007-2008) Department(s) Specific:

39. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2007-2008) organizational learning.

40. The reporting package recommended includes model financial statements and a model chart of accounts (see annex I

41. laying down, in accordance with Title VIII, the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts;

42. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2006-2007) event of emergency.

43. laying down, in accordance with Title VII, the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts

44. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2008-2009) international economic policies.

45. A major financial system restructure of the Chart of Accounts was necessary to support the PAA model.

46. The chart of accounts shall include suspense accounts to record reuse operations in both revenue and expenditure;

47. Government Wide Chart Of Accounts for Canada - Program Activity Codes (PA) (FY 2008-2009) Department(s) Specific:

48. (d) laying down, in accordance with Title VII, the accounting rules and methods and the chart of accounts;

49. • The Chart of Accounts is updated annually; this includes changes initiated from accounting operations, and input from branches.

50. The chart of accounts shall include accounts in which depreciation, amounts written off and revaluations are shown separately