budget system
budget system 预算制度 在确定的时期内使收支达到平衡的一种制度。
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consolidated omnibus budget reconciliation act of 1985
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985. A federal statute requiring employers that offer group health coverage to their employees to continue to do so for a prescribed period (usu. 18 to 36 months) after employment has terminated so that the former employee can continue to benefit from group-health rates until becoming a member of
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Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 〈美〉《1985年统一综合预算调节法》 联邦法律，要求为雇员提供集体医疗保险的僱主在僱佣终止后的一定时期内(一般为18至36个月)继续提供此类医疗保险，以使被解僱人员能继续享受集体医疗保险费率的优惠直至成为另一医疗保险计划的成员。
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cash budget
cash budget. A period-by-period schedule of a business’s opening cash on hand, estimated cash receipts, cash disbursements, and cash balance. • A cash budget is used to project a business’s cash receipts and disbursements over some future period.
congressional budget office
Congressional Budget Office. An office in the legislative branch of the federal government responsible for fo-recasting economic trends, making cost estimates, conducting special studies in budget-related areas, and issuing annual reports that discuss federal spending and revenue levels and the allocation of funds. • It was established by the Congressional Budget Act of 1974. —
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office of management and budget
Office of Management and Budget. An office in the Executive Office of the President responsible for helping the President prepare the annual federal budget and supervising its administration. • It was originally established by Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1939 as the Bureau of the Budget. — Abbr. OMB.
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budget
budget. 1. A statement of an organization’s estimated revenues and expenses for a specified period, usu. a year. 2. A sum of money allocated to a particular purpose or project.