Grain and oilseed commodities not consumed during the marketing year and remain in storage (called ending stocks). Ending stocks are then added or carried over to the next marketing year.
Persistence of pesticide residues in soil after use in one crop such that uptake is observed in a succeeding, possibly more sensitive, crop.
Total amount of a commodity left over at the end of the crop year. In the US the total must be broken down between the total in various government programs or owned by the government, and the total which is available to the free market.
That provision in medical plans that allows individuals who have not satisfied their deductible in a given calendar year to apply expenses incurred in the last quarter of that calendar year to the next year's deductible.
An amount earned during a fiscal year under the prior year's contract. It usually refers to July earnings under an August through July contract.
Grain and oilseed commodities not consumed during the marketing year and remaining in storage at year's end. These stocks are "carried over" into the next marketing year and added to the stocks produced during that crop year.
Unobligated and unexpended funds from a previous budget year which are to be expended during the current budget period; see PI handbook fro terms and conditions
The supply or volume of a farm commodity not yet used at the end of a marketing year. It continues to be stored or is used during the following marketing year. Carryover may be referred to as the end of year stocks.
Refers to the process of transferring specific funds, encumbrances, and obligations previously approved by the Board from the end of one fiscal year to the next fiscal period.
Commodity stocks not consumed during the marketing year and are "carried over" into the next marketing year.
Commodities not consumed during the marketing year and remaining in storage at the end of a period. These stocks are "carried over" into the next marketing year.
Refers to the process of shifting to a future taxable year those losses and other deductions that exceed limits for the current tax year.
The ability of grantees to use grant funds from one budget period (typically, one year) in the next period. For NIH: 45 CFR Part 74 (known as the expanded authorities), which applies to most R (but not R41 or 43), P, K, and T series grants.
If the deductible was paid last year (usually the last quarter, Oct., Nov, or Dec) the next year (or quarter, Jan., Feb. and March) they do not have to pay the deductible again.
A provision in some major medical plans that allows individuals to apply expenses incurred in the last quarter of a calendar year to the following year's deductible.