Employees can use these accounts to cover their medical spending, and in some cases treatments not usually covered by health insurance.

The primary account covers Government expenses, without interest payments on debt.

It is not clear whether these accounts cover the same incident.

My company's accounts cover more than one accounting period.

His account, written contemporaneously with events, only covers the years 1228-33, 1236, and 1241-42.

The primary account covers revenues less expenses, without interest on debts.

His account covers the period from the end of June up to October 15, 1941.

With accounts covering 42 million American workers, 401(k) plans now hold nearly $2 trillion in retirement money.

"The account covers the years between 1933 and 1950".

A. They must cover the same period that the original accounts covered.