The phrase "amount company" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The amount company reported a significant increase in revenue this quarter."
Alternatives: "total company" or "quantity firm".
Pensioners were also facing a hit as Hymans Robertson, a pensions consultancy, said the rate cut meant a £70bn increase in the amount company schemes needed to meet their commitments to scheme members, to a new total of £2.4tn.
Hymans Robertson, a pensions consultancy, said the rate cut meant a £70bn increase in the amount company schemes needed to meet their commitments to scheme members, to a total of £2.4trn.
The amount BP now says is being captured is the same rate amount company and government officials have estimated to be spilling into the Gulf since the rig was destroyed.
It is concerned about the amount companies have been pouring into capital investment.
At the same time, the recession, by lowering demand for electricity, has also lowered carbon dioxide emissions, reducing the amount companies must pay to comply with the initiative.
Across Washington, the amount companies report spending on lobbying has been rising steadily, to more than $160 million a month, according to Political Money Line, a watchdog group.
One of the strangest things about the corporate tax debate is that it is nearly impossible to figure out the amount companies are actually paying.
By raising $1 million, Beta Bionics hit the maximum amount companies are legally able to raise with regulation crowdfunding in a single year.
Another would let companies use a new method to calculate the pensions they owe -- a method that would make the total amounts look smaller, reducing the amount companies must set aside today.
America's tax credit for R&D is relatively stingy, he notes, offsetting just 6% of the amount companies invest, compared with 14% in China and 29% in Denmark.
They not only lift workers' purchasing power; they also make them more loyal, and so reduce the amount companies must spend recruiting new people.Mr Obama will not convince Republicans in the House of Representatives to vote for an increase.
