Calendar-year Sentence Examples

In the United States and in certain other countries, a fiscal year, ending on the 30th of June or at some other irregular period, is substituted for the calendar year.

The British figures are from the Board of Trade returns for the calendar year 1908.

The census figures relate to the calendar year preceding 1st June 1900, and hurried and careless answers about the preceding year's crop are almost sure to have been given by many farmers in the midst of the summer's work.

During the calendar year 1906 a sum of £840,000 was expended on primary instruction.

Liability to service begins with the first day of the calendar year in which the twentieth year is completed.

The Treasury does not allow investors to buy more than $5,000 face value in EE bonds in a calendar year.

The purchase limit for these bonds is also $5,000 in one calendar year.

A $2.50 inactivity fee will be deducted from the balance each month if the card has not been used in one calendar year.

This typically occurs at the end of the calendar year.

Most businesses that have more than 10 employees at any point during a calendar year are required to keep records of work-related injuries and occupational illnesses using OSHA Form 300.

By purchasing a ticket for $61 for everyone three years and up, you'll receive free admission for one calendar year.

Community foundation grant application forms can help your organization thrive in the coming calendar year by providing you with the proper financial resources needed to stay in operation.

Starting to plan for next year's holiday season at the end of the calendar year is the best way to ensure that you'll have plenty of time to make sure that your charity Christmas card fundraiser is a great success.

Each lunar calendar year is governed by an element just as your zodiac sign is governed by a specific element.

Red, though, is a color predominantly associated with Valentine's Day and Christmas, both holidays that occur several months before and after the prom in a calendar year.

Emmy winners are typically selected based on their work in only two of the episodes they've performed in during the calendar year.

Those performers or shows which are nominated are judged on performances that aired during the calendar year.

Most businesses, including personal service businesses, partnerships and sole proprietorships are required to use a calendar year for their fiscal year.

This means their fiscal year and the calendar year are interchangeable, with both starting January 1 and ending on December 31st.

It's also important to ensure that W-2 forms will be sent to employees and 1099 forms will be sent to contractors during the first month of the calendar year following the closing of your business.

Is there a limit on the cost/number of visits per calendar year?

An annual maximum is set for each calendar year and subscribers are also responsible for paying an annual deductible.

Plan members can see any dentist they choose, and have the freedom to choose the maximum per calendar year that makes the most sense to them.

While today, television series can start any time in the calendar year the network chooses, practically, in those days, the 'new season' began religiously in the fall.

Generally, taxpayers earning less than $8,375 in the proceeding calendar year do not need to file a return.

Quantity of Wheat and Wheaten Flour (as wheat) imported into the United Kingdom from various sources during the calendar year 1872, together with the average rate of freight.

For the sake of convenience, firms may wish to set a general limit of £ 9,400 for the calendar year 2003.

Because performers under 25 fall into the Younger Actor and Actress awards category, there was some confusion over those who turn 25 during the calendar year.