transaction
transaction
Definition
trans·ac·tion (tran zak′s̸hən, -sak′-)
noun
- a transacting or being transacted
- something transacted; specif.,
- a business deal or agreement
- a record of the proceedings of a society, convention, etc., esp. a published one
Etymology: L transactio
trans·ac′·tional adjective
transaction
Synonyms
transaction
n.
transaction
Law Definition
n
- An act of carrying out some form of business between two persons.
- A business agreement or exchange.
- Any activity in which two or more persons are involved.
closed transaction
A transaction that is complete, so that the actual realized
gain may be calculated for tax purposes.
open transaction
A transaction in which all the events have not yet occurred,
and so the computation of taxes on that transaction is not yet possible.
sham transaction
A transaction that will be disregarded for tax purposes
because it has no real substance.
transaction
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- ASME: Transactions of the ASME, Journal of Tribology, 121, ( 3 ), 433-440 ( July 1999 ).
Converse of object
- authorize: Your credit card details will only be used for transaction authorized by you.
- recur: Problems can arise when the customer writes to the merchant to cancel the recurring transaction but the request is ignored.
- handle: The receiver is required to handle all financial transactions for the benefit of the person.
- memorize: To edit a memorized transaction: From the Lists menu, select Memorized Transaction List.
- conduct: Nominee directors are needed when you must maintain a certain level of anonymity when conducting transactions.
Adjective modifier
- philosophical: J.K. Hammond and T.P. Waters 2001 Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society London A359, 41-59.
- fraudulent: To help avoid fraudulent transactions we are doing everything to ensure the safety of our customers.
- financial: Every bet, every financial transaction contains an element of risk.
- commercial: We can take care of the legal aspects of the commercial transaction enabling you to plan for the future.
- share-based: In the case of employe share-based payment transactions, for example, an expense should be recognized.
- corporate: An Employe buyout involves owners of a company selling a majority of their stock to its employees through an ESOP structured corporate transaction.
Modifies a noun
- processing: Participants should also be familiar with the basic idea of networks and the Web, of database technology and of transaction processing.
- log: Every transaction log application is different and needs to be properly analyzed, so that strengths and weaknesses can be identified and reported.
Noun used with modifier
- ieee: IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices 45 ( 12 ): pp.
- conveyancing: This is a real career opportunity, you will develop your existing knowledge and be exposed to some lighter commercial conveyancing transactions.
- debit: There is a £ 1.50 service fee per ticket on all credit and debit card transactions.
- banking: Most online banking transactions however are now secured by SSL using 128 encryption.
- credit: Our credit card transaction facility is provided by Barclays Bank.
- ATM: Switching secure online ATM transactions at uninterrupted availability is the core business of the company and provides its principal revenue.
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