Proposal and quotation
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Business A to Z
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46 terms filed under P, showing 41–46 (page 5 of 5).
P
PSC
Also called Person with significant control, Beneficial owner
Anyone who ultimately owns or controls a company, recorded on a public register.
Public liability insurance
Cover for injury or damage caused to third parties.
Public relations
Earned coverage rather than paid. Slower, cheaper and more credible.
Purchase ledger
The record of what you owe suppliers, and the controls around paying it.
Purchase order
A customer's formal instruction to supply. Often the thing that makes an invoice payable.
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