Entertainment
111entertainment allowance — sum of money which covers the cost of entertainment (restaurants, movies, etc.) …
112entertainment group — group which puts on productions for the public s entertainment …
113entertainment industry — group of businesses which produce (movie s, etc.) for the public s entertainment …
114entertainment supplement — section of a newspaper or magazine dedicated to entertainment (theater, television, radio, etc.) …
115entertainment tax — municipal tax charged on tickets to entertainment events …
116entertainment robot — žaidimų robotas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. entertainment robot vok. Roboter Spielzeug, n; Unterhaltungsroboter, m rus. игровой робот, m; робот для развлечений, m pranc. robot récréatif, m; robot jouet, m …
117entertainment expenses — Such expenses are deductible only if they are directly related or associated with business. Various restrictions and documentation requirements have been imposed by the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations upon the deductibility of entertainment …
118entertainment expenses — Such expenses are deductible only if they are directly related or associated with business. Various restrictions and documentation requirements have been imposed by the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations upon the deductibility of entertainment …
119entertainment expense — A deduction in an income tax return where an ordinary and necessary business expense by way of entertainment, amusement, or recreation furnished a customer, client, or prospective customer or client. IRC § 274(a) …
120entertainment deduction — noun deduction allowed for some (limited) kinds of entertainment for business purposes • Hypernyms: ↑business deduction …