PAO definition

PAO means a document detailing changes to the Agreement and/or a Program, in each case as agreed and signed by the applicable Parties.
PAO means the pay and accounts officer who releases payment for the bills.
PAO means the Project Advisory Office referred to in Section I.A.2 of Schedule 2 to this Agreement.

Examples of PAO in a sentence

  • The duly filled and signed application for AIN allotment is to be submitted in physical form by the PAO / CDDO / DTO to the jurisdictional CIT (TDS).

  • Therefore, the BIN as disseminated by the respective PAO should be reported correctly along with the corresponding amount in the TDS/TCS Statement filed by the DDOs.

  • The bid can only be submitted after e-payment of Processing Fee in favour of ITI Limited and uploading the mandatory scanned documents such as Demand Draft of any schedule bank in favor of P&AO, HWPM, drawn on SBI-HWPM Br. (Code:20960) towards EMD and other documents as specified.

  • The director of the CFCU will act as Programme Authorizing Officer (PAO) of the project.

  • The BIN details and amount of TDS reported in the quarterly TDS/TCS Statement filed by the DDO will be matched with the respective details filed in Form No.24G filed by the PAO for verification purpose.


More Definitions of PAO

PAO means Archivo General de la Provincia, the Recipient’s Provincial Archives Office, established pursuant to Law No. 5516, dated November 30, 1961.
PAO means Pulaski Arita Olsson, Inc., an architect associated with the property enhancement project that was the subject of the AVB State Court Action.
PAO means Political Action Officer.
PAO or “Project Authorizing Official” means the Deputy Minister of Territorial Adjustment and Tourism assigned by the Minister of Territorial Adjustment and Tourism of the Borrower to have overall responsibility to supervise the work of the PCU, as hereinafter defined;
PAO means the Borrower’s Public Attorney’s Office and any successor thereto;
PAO means Principal Accounting Officer, the senior official ultimately responsible for all spending of a government department or arm’s length body. The Accounting Officer for a government department is usually the Permanent Secretary;