Look up: pro-forma

1. pro forma
   [adj] - as a formality only
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2. Pro forma
   Can be An invoice drawn up by seller and sent to the buyer to confirm the details of a contract; A polite reminder that a debt will be due for payment;
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3. Pro Forma
   Usually, financial statements that have hypotheticals or projections built into them.  They are forward looking projections of income and operations.
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4. pro forma
   perfunctory adjective as a formality only; `a one-candidate pro forma election`
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5. Pro Forma
   Financial forms based on future expectations. Frequently used to refer to a Pro Forma Balance Sheet which is based on assumptions of future hypothetical events. A Projected Income Statement is used more often than a pro forma income statement.
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6. pro forma
   describes a presentation of data, typically financial statements, where the data reflect the world on an 'as if' basis. That is, as if the state of the world were different from that which is in fact the case. For example, a pro forma balance sheet might show the balance sheet as if a debt issue und...
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7. pro forma
   pro forma For [the sake of]. Form; as a matter of form. In commercial use, it is an account drawn up to show the market value of certain products. Used for importing products, a pro forma invoice must sometimes be presented in advance to arrange for payment or permits. It is understood that this p...
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8. Pro forma
   A financial projection based on assumptions. Also, refers to a statement of income and balance sheets that exclude non-recurring items.
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9. pro forma
   The objective of pro forma financial information is to show effects on historical financial information as if a proposed event had occurred earlier.
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10. Pro Forma
    - Presentation of financial information that gives effect to an assumed event (e.g., MERGER).
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11. Pro Forma
    It is known "as a matter of form" or " the sake of form" which could also mean, the formality to make things move along. It is used in accounting, business financials and statements which are based on certain facts and assumptions.
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12. pro forma
    1) prep. Latin for "as a matter of form," the phrase refers to court rulings merely intended to facilitate the legal process (to move matters along). 2) n. an accountant's proposed financial statement for a business based on the assumption that certain events occurred, such as a 20% increase in annual sales or 6% inflation.
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13. Pro Forma
    Pro forma is Latin for As a matter of form
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14. Pro forma
    The term `pro forma` (Latin "as a matter of form") is a term applied to practices or documents that are done as a pure formality, perfunctory, or seek to satisfy the minimum requirements or to conform to a convention or doctrine. It has different meanings in different fields. Accoun...
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15. Pro-forma
    Accounts drawn up as though acquisitions and disposals that took place during a period, had taken place at the start of it....more on Pro-forma
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16. proforma
    in a job transfer and manipulation(JTM)service,part of a work specification which specifies further work and is used to form a new work specification as part of the processing of earlier work Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • a message,the nature of the s...
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