Properly prepared. (妥為擬備) means that the accounts shall comply with section 123 (applying that section and the Tenth Schedule with such modifications as are necessary because the accounts are prepared otherwise than in respect of a financial year) and any balance sheet comprised in the accounts shall have been signed in accordance with section 129B; and, without prejudice to the foregoing-
Properly prepared means, in relation to any accounts of a company, that the following conditions are satisfied in relation to those accounts, that is to say—
Properly prepared means that the accounts must comply with sections 395 to 397 which includes the true and fair requirement in relation to Companies Act accounts10 and the
Examples of Properly prepared in a sentence
The Contractor shall submit a Properly Prepared Invoice to the CGA for the Performance.
The Contractor shall submit a Properly Prepared Invoice to the CGA for goods and/or services received.
The Contractor shall submit a Properly Prepared Invoice to the CGA.
The Contractor shall submit a Properly Prepared Invoice for the services outlined in this Contract.
More Definitions of Properly prepared
Properly prepared means prepared in accordance with sections 395 to 397 (requirements for company individual accounts), applying those requirements with such modifications as are necessary because the accounts are prepared otherwise than in respect of an accounting reference period.
Properly prepared means that all delicate, fragile or loose items have been removed from surfaces.
Properly prepared means that all material placed out for collection with the exception of bulk material and white goods shall be contained within a refuse container, recycling cart, yard waste container, or brush bundle. Refuse: Household garbage, household construction and demolition debris, white goods, and bulk materials. Refuse shall not include Unacceptable Waste or Hazardous Waste.
Properly prepared means that the accounts must comply with section 228 (applying that section and Schedule 4 with such modifications as are necessary because the accounts are prepared otherwise than in respect of an accounting reference period) and any balance sheet comprised in the accounts must have been signed in accordance with section 238 ; and, without prejudice to the foregoing—
Properly prepared means that the accounts must comply with sections 395 to 397 which includes the true and fair requirement in relation to Companies Act accounts8 and the requirement to apply EU-adopted IFRSs in relation to IAS accounts. These requirements are to be applied with such modifications as are necessary because the accounts are prepared otherwise than in respect of an accounting reference period. In the case of interim accounts, the balance sheet must be signed in accordance with section 414. There is no equivalent statutory requirement for initial accounts to be signed in accordance with section 414 but, in
Properly prepared means that the accounts shall comply with this Act with such modifications as are necessary because the accounts are prepared otherwise than in respect of an accounting period and any balance sheet comprised in the accounts shall have been signed in accordance with article 176.