subsequent fiscal year [ SFY | subsequent year ]

following financial year | following year

upcoming year [ upcoming fiscal year ]

intersessional working group for the discussion of the substantive side of the adoption of a single-currency system of assessment based on the euro, for the fiscal period 2002-2003 and in future bienniums

an estimate of the Office's revenue and expenditure for the following year

carryovers to the next financial year

exercise specialist | sport & exercise therapist | health exercise specialist | sport therapist

year-end audit | balance sheet audit

advise on rehabilitation exercise | educate on rehabilitation exercise | advise on rehabilitation exercises | educate on rehabilitation exercises

integrate exercise science to the programme design | integrate kinesiology in the programme | integrate exercise science to the design of the programme | integrate science to the design of the exercise programme

(3) The Minister may, in a budget for a particular controlled fiscal year, propose program spending for the particular year that exceeds the spending limit for the particular year if, in the budget, the Minister allocates the excess to the two next following controlled fiscal years in such proportions as the Minister shall determine and announce in the budget and, in that event,

Senator Segal: True accrual accounting, certainly in its private sector reality, allows people with that circumstance to execute what are called ``pre-paids'' to cover some of next year's expenditures and to portray that openly for shareholders and everyone else to see so that people see the value of the savings actually carried forward to finance more efficiency in the following year.

If a European political foundation within the meaning of Regulation (EU) No [...] on the statute and funding of European political parties and European political foundations realises a surplus of income over expenditure at the end of a financial year in which it received an operating grant, the part of that surplus corresponding to up to 25% of the total income for that year may, by derogation from the no-profit principle laid down in paragraph 4, be carried over to the following year provided that it is used before the end of the first quarter of that following year.

56. Emphasises the need to make the best use of the ceilings set by the MFF; proposes to this end that the margins left under the commitment appropriations ceilings in one year’s budget should be carried over to the next year and seen as constituting a global MFF margin, to be attributed in future years to the different headings in line with their estimated needs and mobilised in the framework of the annual budgetary procedure;