The phrase "accounts date" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific date related to accounts, such as a due date or a date for financial reporting.
Example: "Please ensure that all transactions are recorded by the accounts date to maintain accurate financial records."
Alternatives: "accounting date" or "financial date".
Other accounts date Thuro's tree, which has become a pacifier-deposit tourist destination, back to the 1920s.
The accounts date from the 1880's, when the government tried to break up the tribal land ownership system and awarded allotments of land to individual Indians.
Early accounts date back from the 1970s and were based on field-based observational and experimental work, yet exploration of the ways in which various forms of learning increase fitness remains limited in non-social insects.
Records of the Cornell College of Agriculture's Development and Alumni Affairs office include correspondence, proposals, minutes, reports, donor lists, accounts, date books, and other materials relating to corporate and alumni gifts, scholarships, the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Fund, and other subjects.
And if it's a false alarm, the company isn't doing much to combat that impression — the most recent posts on both the Bebo and Team Bebo Twitter accounts date from November.
The 529 investment accounts date back to 2001.
In fact, we have active accounts dating back to at least 1995.
Reporters for Tolo, the country's largest private media network, obtained bank statements for at least two of Zakhilwal's accounts, dating back several years.
The leaked files were initially obtained by a former employee, Herve Falciani, and hold details of more than 100,000 account holders who held millions in Swiss accounts dating from 2006-07.
The idea of issuing the stock apparently was discussed at an audit committee meeting in October 2000 with Anderson executives in attendance, he said, but the issue was recorded in the company's accounts dated June 30.
In one lawsuit, the Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil fraud charges against Stanley Chais, a prominent California money manager and one of Mr. Madoff's earliest investors, with accounts dating to 1970.
