Special Purpose Report means the report described in subsection [10](2)] of the Financial
Special Purpose Report means the report described in subsection 10(2) of the Financial Administration Law. For the purpose of this policy it refers to the annual report on remuneration, and expenses.
Special Purpose Report means a report prepared by a Designated Supplier, specifically a Financial Statement Review Service Provider, which outlines the following:
Examples of Special Purpose Report in a sentence
The Special Purpose Report will be formatted in a manner suitable for electronic publication.
The Special Purpose Report must include any Councillor that left prior to the end of the fiscal year.
If requested to do so by the Noongar Boodja Trustee, the Corporation must prepare a NBT Special Purpose Report.
A Special Purpose Report on Turnover is required where the applicant wishes to use turnover of a main business to claim points under ‘Part 7A.8 Business turnover qualifications’.
A Special Purpose Report on Turnover is required unless a review on the financial statements of the nominated business for the nominated years have already been conducted in accordance with ISRE2400/ISRE2400 (Revised) 4.
More Definitions of Special Purpose Report
Special Purpose Report means a report of, as the case may be: (a) a Regional Corporation, prepared in accordance with clause 4.7(b); or (b) the CSC, prepared in accordance with clause 5.6(b);
Special Purpose Report means a financial report on a specific activity;
Special Purpose Report means a report described in section 69; and
Special Purpose Report means a report described in section 75;
Special Purpose Report means a report included with the annual financial statements;
Special Purpose Report means a report described in subsection 71(4);
Special Purpose Report means a report described in section 51;