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Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX)
The Toronto Stock Exchange is an exchange for the securities of senior businesses and is the main equity market in Canada. It is owned and operated by the TMX Group Limited.
Transfer Restrictions
Transfer restrictions are terms that prevent the transfer of securities. They can be required by any of the following: Statute (such as the hold period restrictions required for some securities acquired pursuant to a private placement exemption). ...
Transfer Register
The register of transfers is a minute book document that sets out, in chronological order, relevant information relating to transfers of a corporation’s securities among its shareholders. No information about securities issuances is set out in the ...
Transfer Agent
A transfer agent keeps a record of the name of each registered shareholder, their address and the number of shares owned, and ensures that the certificates presented for transfer are properly cancelled and that new certificates issued in the name of ...
Trademark
A type of Intellectual Property (IP), a trademark is a word, name, symbol, colour, sound, moving image, hologram, 3-D shape, scent, taste or texture or other device (or any combination of them) used to indicate the source or origin of goods and ...
Trade Secret
A type of Intellectual Property (IP) a trade secret is information, expertise or know-how (for example, formulas, drawings, patterns, compilations, programs, devices, methods, techniques or processes) that: Provides an economic or competitive ...
Two-factor authentication (2FA)
An extra level of security achieved using a security token device; users have a personal identification number (PIN) that identifies them as the owner of a particular token. The token displays a number which is entered following the PIN number to ...
Teams / Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams is a unified communication and collaboration platform in Office 365 that combines persistent workplace chat, video meetings, file storage, and application integration.
TCP/IP
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol; an agreed upon set of rules that tells computers how to exchange information over the Internet. Other Internet protocols like FTP, Gopher, and HTTP sit on top of TCP/IP.
Target Audience
The people you want to reach with your marketing efforts. These are the consumers who will be most interested in your products or services—and most likely to convert from leads into customers. Target audiences can be based on demographics (age, ...
Transactional Email
Automated emails sent from one sender to one recipient, usually related to account activity or a commercial transaction.
Title Tag
An HTML tag that designates the title of a page. Confusingly, the title tag isn’t responsible for the headline that appears on a web page—the H1 tag defines that. Text contained in the title tag is usually rendered in the top of the browser window or ...
Twitter Advertising
Twitter’s advertising platform. Twitter ads are tweets that are promoted to a specific target audience. Since they are tweets, they can include text, images, video, or polls. Character count restrictions also still apply. You can target your ads to ...
Tracking Code
A small piece of JavaScript placed on a website that sends data to Google Analytics. The tracking code is what enables Google Analytics to report information about your audience, including how they got to your website, how long they stayed, and what ...
Tags
A piece of HTML code that tells a web browser how to render an element on a web page. Tags are the workhorses of HTML and provide structure to this otherwise plain-text programming language. In the early days of the web, tags were used for layout ...
Types of Accounts
According to the double entry system of bookkeeping, there are three types of accounts that help you to maintain an error-free record of your journal entries. Each account type has a rule to identify its debit and credit aspect called as the Golden ...
Trial Balance
Trial Balance is a statement which contains the closing balances of all the ledger accounts as of a particular date. It has two sides: debit and credit to enter the respective closing balances of ledger accounts. The main purpose of running a trial ...
Trading Account
This account is the very first step for preparing Profit and Loss Statement and Balance Sheet. Direct sales and direct expenses like wages, octroi which are related to the production or procurement of a product are taken into account while preparing ...