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1year end — ˈyear end noun [singular, uncountable] ACCOUNTING FINANCE the end of a company s financial year: • Shareholders funds were almost £50 million at the year end. • The world s biggest household appliance maker has seen its year end profits fall. •… …
2year-end — UK US (also year end, year s end) noun [S] (also the year end) ► ACCOUNTING the end of the financial year, or the end of December: »The annual meeting is usually held a few months after the year end. »Banks have been slow to increase their… …
3year-end — /year end /, n. 1. year s end; the end of a calendar year. adj. 2. taking place or done at the year end: a year end sale; a year end audit. Also, yearend. [1870 75] * * * …
4year-end — year′ end′ or year′end′ n. 1) the end of a calendar year 2) occurring at the year end: a year end sale[/ex] • Etymology: 1870–75 …
5year-end — [yir′end′] n. the end of a year, calendar or fiscal adj. happening, done, etc. at year end: Also yearend …
6year-end — I noun the end of a calendar year (Freq. 1) he had to unload the merchandise before the year end • Hypernyms: ↑end, ↑ending II adjective taking place at the close of a fiscal year year end audit …
7Year-End Bonus — A reward paid to an employee at the end of the year. Many year end bonuses are tied to performance metrics and the amount can vary depending whether certain milestones are met. Year end bonuses are usually made up of lump sum payments used to… …
8year end — (also year’s end) n. the end of the fiscal year we will discuss additional changes at year end | [as adj.] the year end figures were impressive …
9year-end — I. noun Date: 1872 the end of usually the fiscal year II. adjective Date: 1899 made, occurring, or existing at the year end < a year end report > …
10year end — /jɪə end/ noun the end of the financial year, when a company’s accounts are prepared ● The accounts department has started work on the year end accounts …