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reporting company
A company that, because it issues publicly traded securities, must comply with the reporting requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. [Cases: Securities Regulation 35.23. C.J.S. Securities Regulation §§ 115–116.]
credit reporting bureau
credit-reporting bureau. An organization that, on request, prepares investigative reports not just on people’s creditworthiness but also on personal information gathered from various sources, including interviews with neighbors, friends, and coworkers. • These reports are used chiefly by employers (for prospective employees), insurance companies (for applicants), and landlords (for prospective tenants). — Also termed investigating
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reprise
reprise (ri-prIz), n. An annual deduction, duty, or payment out of a manor or estate, such as an annuity.
repossession
repossession, n. The act or an instance of retaking property; esp., a seller’s retaking of goods sold on credit when the buyer has failed to pay for them. — Often shortened to repo. Cf. FORECLOSURE; RESCUE(3). [Cases: Secured Transactions 228. C.J.S. Secured Transactions §§ 151, 153–160, 180.] — repossess, vb.
repudiator
repudiator (ri-pyoo-dee-ay-t[schwa]r). One who repudiates; esp., a party who repudiates a contract. [Cases: Contracts 313. C.J.S. Contracts § 534.]
prepaid expense
An expense (such as rent, interest, or insurance) that is paid before the due date or before a service is rendered.