Proforma definition
Proforma means producing a balance sheet that reflects a reasonably accurate financial statement of the Failed bank through the date of closing. The Proforma financial statements serve as a basis for the opening entries of both the Assuming Bank and the Receiver.
Proforma or “Proforma Invoices” shall mean the document despatched from Clean Air to the Customer requiring payment to Clean Air before delivery of the Goods.
Proforma means forms prescribed under these rules.
Examples of Proforma in a sentence
Hypothetical sales proceeds assume onetime sale of the Minimum Improvements using valuation based on Initial TIF Proforma Net Operating Income and cap rate estimates for local office and hotel properties.
Stakeholder Engagement Project Schedule & Phasing Preliminary Operating Proforma Update with Leadership Proposed Schedule Next Steps for Workforce Housing / Asset Sale or Lease Conceptual Design Design Confirmation with Agency Staff Project Costs and Budget Residual Land Value Analysis Lease vs.
More Definitions of Proforma
Proforma means proforma A, B, and C prescribed under these rules.
Proforma means the proforma to be completed by the Reseller when on boarding Reseller End Users, and sent to GBG in the agreed form as set out in Schedule 2 as amended by GBG from time to time. “Reseller” means the person or entity to be appointed as a Reseller and named on the Order Form.
Proforma means a proforma appended to these rules.
Proforma or “Proforma Invoices” shall mean the document despatched from APMG to the Customer requiring payment to APMG before delivery of the Goods.
Proforma means the Proforma appended to these Statutes;
Proforma means the "Temple Terrace Proforma and Funding Computation" attached as Exhibit "D" to this Agreement.
Proforma has the meaning set forth in the DDA.