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Simple English definitions for legal terms

comptroller

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A quick definition of comptroller:

A comptroller is a person who is in charge of keeping track of all the money that a business or government department spends and earns. They make sure that all the financial reports are accurate and that everyone gets paid on time. The word "comptroller" is sometimes used instead of "controller" in the United States.

A more thorough explanation:

A comptroller is a high-ranking executive who is responsible for overseeing the financial reporting and accounting of a business or government department. They are in charge of preparing financial reports and managing all accounting activities, including payroll, accounts receivable, and loan transactions.

The term "comptroller" originally came from a mispronunciation of the word "controller," but it has become widely accepted and is now used interchangeably with the term "controller" in the United States.

  • A comptroller for a large corporation might oversee the financial reporting for multiple departments and subsidiaries.
  • A comptroller for a government agency might be responsible for managing the budget and ensuring that all financial transactions are properly recorded and reported.

These examples illustrate how a comptroller is responsible for overseeing all financial activities within an organization, from managing budgets to preparing financial reports. They play a critical role in ensuring that an organization's finances are properly managed and reported.

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babycat
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I like that Chicago specifically says don't recite shit from our website
I'm hoping so. I feel like my PS might've been too personal or too whiney. I feel like it either hits or totally whiffs depending on who reads it
UVA loved it, but HLS and Chicago don't seem to love it as much
hey UVA hates me, so the process is fairly random
babycat
16:04
end of cycle everyone posts their PS
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babycat
16:04
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Create a google folder and throw that shit in
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JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:08
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Dkk
16:08
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Dkk
16:08
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snow
16:08
lowkey im going to be optimistic. i just saw that some people applied early sept. and got II for schools in January
@JumpySubsequentDolphin: I've been tempted to put them in spam
snow
16:08
lmaooo dk
dk praying on all our downfall
Dkk
16:09
I hope you guys tell me to eat a dick when I get my R's and WL's.
praying for your success inshallah
Dkk
16:10
I want it to be brutal.
Dkk
16:10
Noooooo
JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:10
@texaslawhopefully: THEY SEND THEM TO YOU EVEN AFTER YOU GOT ACCEPTED???
I've been getting them literally every other day for months now
JumpySubsequentDolphin
16:11
that’s absurd
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