Examples of First Accounting Period in a sentence
Int means the interest on capital employed at £8,970 multiplied by the total number of private dwellings legally completed in the First Accounting Period or each subsequent Accounting Period.
BCIS is the last firm (not provisional or estimated) figure published for the BCIS Index immediately prior to the end of the First Accounting Period or subsequent Accounting Period.
C:- The Aggregate Enhanced Total Plot Value Comprises the greater of £0 or the product of the following formula: C = (SR x GIA) – (((£99.54 x GIA) + Infra) x Index) – Int + ADJ – (SR x GIA x 22.04%) Where GIA, 22.04%, Infrastructure and Int have the same meaning as prescribed in Formula B above Index Is the Indexation (BCIS) to be applied at the date of the end of the First Accounting Period or subsequent Accounting Period.