filing Definition
fil·ing (fīl′iŋ)
noun
a small piece, as of metal, scraped off with a file: usually used in pl.
filing Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- electronic: Please provide details of a main point of contact for electronic filing at your organization.
- online: You can find out more about end of year online filing in the article " Online filing " .
Modifies a noun
- cabinet: In central florida four class iii filing cabinet left pounds m all.
- deadline: Register in plenty of time to avoid a last minute rush to meet, or avoid missing, the Return filing deadline.
- fee: A domestic or foreign single member LLC is not subject to the filing fee.
- penalty: You must get your Return to us by Monday 29 May, or we will charge you a late filing penalty.
- drawer: It sounds like you know which subject files are stored in which filing cabinet drawers.
- date: The company can amend the return with 12 months of the filing date.
Noun used with modifier
- LLC: Often, a separate corporate division exits within the Secretary of State that handles LLC filings.
- auto-injury: A small amount company especially claims the trial lawyers auto-injury court filings.
- tort: Limited kickback over headsets are priced county tort filings.
- iron: Like iron filings around a magnet, they flew to Daniel.
- corporation: You receive some of the benefits of Nevada corporation filing without being hit by the double taxation common in S corporations.
- bankruptcy: It doesn't take the banking industry long to notice that bankruptcy filings in the northern part of Texas are suddenly burgeoning.
Possessives
- wpte: Leading playing card a seamless community review wpte's filings.
- wpt: To get through wpt's filings with with adobe is.
Preposition: of
- documentation: This will include the fees for the filing of the official documentation.
- document: Companies House does not offer a cancelation facility for the incorporation of LLPs or the filing of documents.
- certificate: The corporation is formed, and its existence commences, upon the filing of the Certificate of Incorporation with the Secretary of State.
Preposition: for
bankruptcy: You should always talk to an attorney prior to filing for bankruptcy.
Browse dictionary entries near filing
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- ‹ File Transfer Protocol
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