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121fiscal year — In the UK, the year beginning on 6 April in one year and ending on 5 April in the next year. The 2005–06 fiscal year therefore runs from 6 April 2005 to 5 April 2006. Income tax, capital gains tax, and annual allowances for inheritance tax are… …
122fiscal year — In the UK, the year beginning on 6 April in one year and ending on 5 April in the next year. The 2005 06 fiscal year therefore runs from 6 April 2005 to 5 April 2006. Income tax, capital gains tax, and annual allowances for inheritance tax are… …
123Fiscal Imbalance — A situation where all of the future debt obligations of a government are different from the future income streams. Both of the obligations and the income streams are measured at their respective present values, and will be discounted at the risk… …
124fiscal year — a unit of one year used for budgeting or accounting. A fiscal year has the same length as an ordinary year, but its starting date may be different. In the U.S., for example, the federal government s fiscal year starts on October 1. Generally,… …
125fiscal year — noun any accounting period of 12 months (Freq. 17) • Syn: ↑financial year • Hypernyms: ↑year, ↑twelvemonth, ↑yr * * * noun, pl ⋯ years [count] chiefly US : a 12 month period used by a government …
126Fiscal Localism — Institutionalized monetary exchange focused upon local and regional aspects. Fiscal localism can refer to different theologies, but the most basic and easily recognizable form of fiscal localism would be the idea of buying locally. Advocates of… …
127Fiscal Year-End — The completion of a one year, or 12 month, accounting period. A firm s fiscal year end does not necessarily need to fall on December 31, and can actually fall on any day throughout the year. The reason that a company s fiscal year often differs… …
128fiscal, política — Medidas utilizadas por los gobiernos para estabilizar la economía, específicamente, mediante el ajuste del nivel y de la distribución de los impuestos y gastos fiscales. Cuando la economía está deprimida, el gobierno puede reducir impuestos para… …
