Examples of Annual Balance Sheet in a sentence
Following an Annual Balance Sheet Loss, there will be a corresponding reduction in the nominal amount of the Current Principal Amount equivalent to the amount of the Noteholder's share in such Annual Balance Sheet Loss.
The Noteholder's aggregate share in an Annual Balance Sheet Loss cannot exceed the Current Principal Amount (as reduced and/or written up in previous fiscal years).
Annual Balance Sheet Profit means net profits for the fiscal year of the Issuer on an individual basis recorded in the Relevant Financial Statements.
Following a reduction, the Current Principal Amount will be written up in subsequent fiscal years of the Issuer in which an Annual Balance Sheet Profit is recorded in accordance with Maltese GAAP or IFRS, as applicable.
A copy of the last Annual Balance Sheet for the time being, together with the Auditor's Report, shall be kept hung up in a conspicuous place in the Society's registered office.
Following an Annual Balance Sheet Loss, there will be a corresponding reduction in the nominal amount of the Current Principal Amount equivalent to the amount of the Noteholder’s share in such Annual Balance Sheet Loss.
Annual Balance Sheet Loss means the net loss for the fiscal year of the Issuer on an individual basis recorded in the Relevant Financial Statements.
Annual Balance Sheet Profits means net profits for the fiscal year of the Issuer on an individual basis recorded in the Relevant Financial Statements.
For the purposes of the Notes, the following expressions shall have the following meanings: Additional Amounts has the meaning assigned to it in Clause 10.1. Annual Balance Sheet Loss means the net loss for the fiscal year of the Issuer on an individual basis recorded in the Relevant Financial Statements.
On a dissolution of ARC, any surplus shown in the Annual Balance Sheet shall be the property, in shares proportional to the annual subscriptions payable, of the members of ARC at the date of such Balance Sheet.