purchasing entity

Essentially every purchasing entity hit financial troubles and either went bankrupt or was later acquired.

The purchasing entity is usually a government entity.

In a purely community-rated system, the size of the purchasing entity also has nothing to do with the level of pricing.

The PLCB always charges sales tax directly to the purchasing entity.

The separate government health service purchasing entity, the Health Funding Authority, was merged with the Ministry of Health.

Federal Communications Commission regulations allow the sellers to defer payment of the capital gains tax for up to 20 years if at least 20 percent of the purchasing entity is owned by a member of a minority group.

The principals in the purchasing entity, Mark S. Blau and Arthur Fefferman, who is also president of AFC Realty Capital Inc., bought out the lease and, in a separate deal with the co-op, extended it to 34 years.