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accrue Verb [-cruing, -crued] 1. (of money or interest) to increase gradually over a period of time 2. accrue to to fall naturally to: some advantage must accrue to the weaker party [Latin accrescere]
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accrue Translationsaccrue [əˈkruː] vi (= mount up) → aumentar, incrementarse; [interest] → acumularse; to accrue to → corresponder a; accrued charges → gastos mpl vencidos; accrued interest → interés m acumulado How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Year 2 Section 404 GAAP/Accounting Failures
Tax Accruals, Deferrals, etc. Companies that book high rates of accruals or employ other
so-called "aggressive" accounting techniques are more likely
to face shareholder lawsuits--even lawsuits not related to the
accounting--according to a new study from Criterion Research Group LLC. According to the survey, the leading causes for the restatements
were revenue recognition; equity accounting; and reserves, accruals and
contingencies. |
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