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W-4 Form
A "W-4 form" is a form completed by an employee to indicate their exemptions or status for the... more
 
W-8 Form
A "W-8 form" is a foreign status certificate form to tell a broker, transfer agent or payer that an... more
 
W-9 Form
A "W-9 form" is an employer's request for one's taxpayer identification number. This is... more
 
Waiting Period
A "waiting period" often refers to a specific period of time in which the SEC studies a... more
 
Wall Street
"Wall Street" often refers to the collective financial/investment community including large banks,... more
 
Wall Street Analyst
Also known as a "sell-side analyst", a "Wall Street analyst" works for a securities brokerage firm... more
 
Warrant
A "warrant" often refers to a specific security that gives the holder the right to buy a designated... more
 
Warrant Coverage
"Warrant coverage" refers to a contract between a company and an investor where the company issues... more
 
Warranty Deed
A "warranty deed" is a legal document in which the grantor transfers specified real property and... more
 
Web Linking Agreement
A "Web linking agreement" is a contract between a Web site owner with another Web site owner giving... more
 
Web Site Content License Agreement
In creating a Web site, you may want to include lots of information or advice on the site. Although... more
 
Web Site Development Agreement
A "Web Site development agreement" is a contract with a Web site developer for the development of a... more
 
Whisper Number
A "whisper number" often refers to the unpublished/unofficial earnings per share forecasts that... more
 
Whistle Blower
A "whistle blower" is a person that is aware of fraudulent activities occurring within a government... more
 
Wholly Owned Subsidiary
A "wholly owned subsidiary" is a company whose stock is owned 100% by a parent... more
 
Will
A "will" is a declaration of how an individual wishes to distribute his or her money or property... more
 
Wilshire 5000 Total Market Index
The "TMWX" is an index composed of nearly 6,700 publicly-traded companies that are all... more
 
Windfall Tax
A "windfall tax" is a government levied tax against specific industries whose companies enjoy... more
 
Wire Transfer
A "wire transfer" is the electronic transfer of funds. This allows individuals in different... more
 
Withholding
The term "withholding" refers to the act of deducting a portion of an employee's wages used to... more
 
Withholding Allowance
A "withholding allowance" is determined on an individual's W-4 IRS form. This is used to assist... more
 
Withholding Tax
"Withholding tax" is the portion (federal, state, and local) of an employee's paycheck that an... more
 
Workers Compensation
"Workers compensation" is a monetary compensation to a worker who is injured while working on the... more
 
Working Capital
"Working capital" is the amount of capital or current assets available for use in operating a... more
 
Wrap Account
A "wrap account" is a securities account where the money manager or brokerage firm manages the... more
 
Wrap Fee
A "wrap fee" is the fee for a securities investment program (a "wrap account") that bundles or... more
 
Writ
A "writ" is a legal,document issued by a judge for specific action to occur. A writ is often used... more
 
Write-Down
A "write-down" is the reduction of an asset's recorded value on a balance... more
 
Write-Off
A "write-off" is the expensing of a balance sheet asset that has no future benefits. The worthless... more
 

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