assessment
21assessment — The method by which a tax authority raises a bill for a particular tax and sends it to the taxpayer or his or her agent. The assessment may be based on figures already agreed between the authority and the taxpayer or it may be an estimate by the… …
22assessment — /ə sesmənt/ noun a calculation of value ● a property assessment ● a tax assessment ● They made a complete assessment of each employee’s contribution to the organisation …
23assessment — In the most common sense, the imposing of a tax by a listing of the persons and property to be taxed and a valuation of the property of each person as a basis of apportionment and levy, such acts usually being performed by administrative officers …
24assessment — noun 1. the classification of someone or something with respect to its worth (Freq. 4) • Syn: ↑appraisal • Derivationally related forms: ↑assess, ↑appraise (for: ↑appraisal) …
25Assessment — As|sess|ment [ə sɛsmənt] das; s, s <aus engl. assessment »Schätzung, Taxierung; Einschätzung, Beurteilung« zu to assess »(ein)schätzen, beurteilen« (aus lat. assessus, Part. Perf. von assidere, vgl. ↑assidieren)>: 1. Steuerveranlagung,… …
26assessment — as|sess|ment [ ə sesmənt ] noun ** 1. ) uncount the process of making a judgment or forming an opinion, after considering something or someone carefully: The investigation was reopened after careful assessment of new evidence. a ) count a… …
27assessment — Analyzing and determining the the nature and quality of students achievement through means appropriate to the subject. Assessment has come to us from the Latin word assidere, which means, “to sit with.” That is very apt indeed. In art… …
28assessment — официальное определение стоимости объекта недвижимости damage assessment определение размеров повреждений laundry assessment стоимость прачечного обслуживания …
29Assessment — L assessment est une méthode d évaluation de personnes basée sur la mise en situation[réf. nécessaire]. Voir aussi Recrutement Portail de la psychologie …
30assessment — noun 1) a teacher s assessment of the student s abilities Syn: evaluation, judgment, rating, estimation, appraisal, analysis, opinion 2) some assessments valued the estate at $2 million Syn: valuation, appraisal, calculation …
