More money means more work and more statements of expenditure and paperwork.
Under the law passed in December, lobbyists will be required to file financial statements of their expenditures every two months, instead of four times a year under the previous law, and their clients are to make reports twice a year to the commission, instead of once.
The forecast — formally known as the city's four-year financial plan — is a mandated statement of revenues and expenditures.
The development of the television programme was handled by a private foundation which was required to submit to the FAO, by the end of 1997, a statement of receipts and expenditures certified by an international audit firm.
A draft revenue management bill in Sierra Leone would require the government to publish a statement of its tax expenditure, detailing all tax exemptions, beneficiaries, and lost revenue.
The state audit, which will not cost the county any money, is to focus on the medical center's financial records from 2001 to 2003 and include its budgets, audited statements, reserve funds and records of expenditures by past senior management.
This will result in regular allowances being charged to the Income and Expenditure Statement of the Organization during the forthcoming biennia.
This current AT&T statement of $140 billion of fiber optic expenditures, then, would indicate massive cross-subsidies.
You get that number by taking the "cash flow from operations" reported on the "consolidated statement of cash flows," then subtracting capital expenditures.
The facility itself becomes a series of expenditures".
It also warned them to keep records of expenditures.
