Company Accountants definition

Company Accountants means Deloitte & Touche, LLP.
Company Accountants means KPMG, LLP.
Company Accountants means a nationally recognized firm of certified public accountants selected by the Chief Executive Officer during the Titanium Period or by the Board of Directors during the Silver Period; provided that, from and after the third (3rd) anniversary of the Effective Date, the Silver Member may request that the Company select as the Company Accountants a different nationally recognized firm of certified public accountants, and the Company Accountants shall thereafter be switched as so requested by the Silver Member as promptly as reasonably practicable.

Examples of Company Accountants in a sentence

  • The company will publish a set of accounts annually, prepared by the Company Accountants.

  • Leftovers are to be ready for pickup or shipment within two (2) working days after the shop ends.

  • Roquemore, Pringle & Moore, Attorneys for Trustee Menchaca & Company, Accountants for TrusteeDocket 387 Tentative Ruling:Wesley Avery, chapter 7 trustee - approve fees of $13,250.00 and reimbursement of expenses of $151.20, on a final basis.

  • Other Company Accountants and AuditorsWe have engaged PwC LLP as our internal auditors.

  • The accounts shall be prepared by the Company Accountants prior to the annual general meeting and will be submitted to the annual general meeting.


More Definitions of Company Accountants

Company Accountants means Deloitte & Touche LLP.
Company Accountants means Ernst & Young, L.P.
Company Accountants means KPMG LLP.
Company Accountants means an accredited independent accountancy firm appointed by the directors to prepare the company’s annual accounts;
Company Accountants the chartered or certified accountants, or auditors if so required at law, to the Company from time to time appointed by the Company;
Company Accountants means such firm of accountants as may be selected by the Board of Governors to prepare and/or audit the books of account of the Company.