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A body that has regulatory, supervisory, or other responsibilities, together with the necessary powers to carry them out. | A body that has regulatory, supervisory, or other responsibilities, together with the necessary powers to carry them out. | ||
For example, a central government tax authority. | |||
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* [[Monetary authority]] | * [[Monetary authority]] | ||
* [[Ostensible authority]] | * [[Ostensible authority]] | ||
* [[Payroll tax]] | |||
* [[Regulation]] | * [[Regulation]] | ||
* [[Regulator]] | * [[Regulator]] | ||
* [[Rogue trader]] | * [[Rogue trader]] | ||
* [[Supervision]] | * [[Supervision]] | ||
* [[Tax]] | |||
* [[Treasury Operations and Controls]] | * [[Treasury Operations and Controls]] | ||
* [[Ultra vires]] | * [[Ultra vires]] | ||
Revision as of 18:50, 4 September 2022
1. Law - contract - agency - treasury controls.
A general level of powers granted or delegated to an individual - or an organisation - to make decisions or conclude transactions.
2. Law - contract - agency - treasury controls.
A power or permission accorded to carry out a particular transaction.
3. Regulation - supervision - law enforcement.
A body that has regulatory, supervisory, or other responsibilities, together with the necessary powers to carry them out.
For example, a central government tax authority.
