Tax benefit an employee can use for care of dependent. It can be day care or babysitting. They must meet the requirements first.

When an employer repays child care or gives on site day care as employee benefits .

One which depends or is conditional upon another. One which itis not the duty of the contractor to perform until some obligation contained in the sameagreement has been performed by […]

See COVENANT

the written agreement where both parties will agree to do certain actions.

Insurance for a spouse or singel child of the insured head of household . An age limit is present.

The demand for an item that isn’t there until another item is there. The parent and child items need eachother to profit.

A malfunction of assembly due to a component. Refer to independent failure.

A life insurance for a group paying death benefits to dependents that has the plan.

A property that helps genereate income for the insured but is not owned or run by the insured.

the doctrine that states an old will shall stand whether the person had the intention of making a new will and didn’t.

A factor changed by another factor called independent variable.

In practice . Pending or undetermined; in progress. See 5 Coke, 47.

In Spanish-American law. Spaces of ground In towns reserved for commonsor public pasturage. 12 Pet 443, note, 9 L. Ed. 1150.

To take from the land’s value when minerals are taken.

Charges on earning based on wasting a resource taken out or reserce. It can be reduced over the years to 0. It is not cash outlay in the books or […]

a special tax deduction that is given to the owners of mineral deposits.

The way to start an activity or program that is needed in the whole organization .

A chart showing tasks and the party that does it.

In Scotch practice. To depose ; to make oath In writing.

In practice . One who deposes (that is, testifies or makes oath In Writing) to the truth of certain facts; one who gives under oath testimony which is reduced to […]

In old Scotch practice. A deponent 3 How. State Tr. 695.

In old English law . The crime of destroying, ravaging, or laying waste a country. 2 Hale, P. C.333; 4 Bl. Comm. 373.

In old English law . A species of waste by which the population ofthe kingdom was diminished. Depopulation of houses was a public offense . 12 Coke,30, 3L

Lat In the civil law . A kind of banishment, where a condemnedperson was sent or carried away to some foreign country, usually to an Island, (in insulamdeportatur,) and thus […]