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Account Balance

What is an Account Balance? An account balance is the amount of money present in a financial repository during the current accounting period. It is the net difference between the credits and debits posted in any given accounting cycle, added to the balance carried forward from the previous month.     An account balance may…

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Backward Integration

What is Backward Integration? Backward integration is a process in which a company acquires or merges with other businesses that supply raw materials needed in the production of its finished product. Businesses pursue backward integration with the expectation that the process will result in cost savings, increased revenues, and improved efficiency in the production process….

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Account Number

What is an Account Number? An account number is a unique code composed of numbers, letters, or other characters and is assigned to the account owner for ease of reference in a financial institution’s accounting records. The most common type of account number is a checking account number, which identifies the owner and grants access,…

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NYSE Arca

What is NYSE Arca? NYSE Arca is an electronic securities exchange where exchange-traded products and securities are traded. The exchange was previously known as Archipelago Exchange (ArcaEX) until 2006 when it was acquired by the New York Stock Exchange. The exchange operates as a subsidiary of the NYSE group, and it is based in Chicago,…

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NYSE Composite Index

What is the NYSE Composite Index? The NYSE Composite Index is an index that tracks stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange. It also measures real estate investment trusts, American depository receipts, and foreign listings, and it excludes derivatives, ETFs, and closed-end funds. The index covers over 2,000 stocks, out of which 1,600 stocks…

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Nonfeasance

What is Nonfeasance? Nonfeasance is the intentional inaction to perform an act required of one’s position or office. The inaction causes harm to a person or damage to property or goods. A person who is found to have willfully failed to perform their duty as required of their position, or by law, can be found…

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Numismatics

What is Numismatics? Numismatics is the study and collection of coins, tokens, and other coin-like objects that people used as currencies throughout history. The term may also refer to the study of money and other payment methods that people use to pay for goods and services and to settle debts.     The study is…

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Notice of Deficiency

What is a Notice of Deficiency? A notice of deficiency is a statutory notice that is sent by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to a taxpayer when there is a discrepancy in the tax return. The document is issued when the IRS proposes a change in the tax return of a taxpayer because it found…

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Notice to Creditors

What is a Notice to Creditors? A notice to creditors refers to a public notice that is published in newspapers with a wide circulation, and it is addressed to creditors and debtors of the estate of a deceased person. The notice may run for several days or weeks, depending on the state requirements. The notice…

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Notice of Default

What is a Notice of Default? A notice of default is a formal public notice that is filed with the state court and states that the borrower is in arrears. It is used when a borrower delays in making mortgage repayments, and the mortgage lender files the notice of default as the first step of…

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