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What was the first European industry in Canada?
The first European industry in Canada was the catching and processing of fish, mainly cod, which would then be sent back to Europe for consumption. The fur trade developed at approximately the same time.
What is a minute book canada right of inspection?
A minute book canada right of inspection is a document that provides the rights to search corporate books A minute book Canada is exactly the same as a minute book in the United States. It is a book used by a corporation to keep corporate records.
How do you keep Pokemon shiny when you trade it?
i dont think you can unless you dont trade it
How can Canada be our biggest trading partner?
There are two nations that border the US, which are Canada on the north and Mexico on the south. Because these countries can conduct business by inexpensive land routes, rather than by shipping, they both do a lot of business with the US. Mexico has a larger population than Canada, but Canada has a larger economy. Canada is also an English (as well as French) speaking country, which makes it easy to do business. Canada is rich in natural resources and exports oil, lumber, nickel, etc. to the US.
How long do doctor's have to keep medical records in New Zealand?
approx 6years
What was the main reason the sumerians developed a writing system?
To keep track of trade
How did writing aid the expansion of trade during the Bronze Age?
Very few people knew how to write in this time in history. No one knew how to read and it will be many centuries before the printing press is invented. So, writing didn't aid in expansion of trade. Trade was mainly the result of people connecting to others through war or need.
What was the first European industry in Canada?
The first European industry in Canada was the catching and processing of fish, mainly cod, which would then be sent back to Europe for consumption. The fur trade developed at approximately the same time.
How long does the government require you to keep buisiness records?
The government requires you to keep business records in Canada for 6 years after the tax year they related to. These documents support and prove the information which one provided on that tax return such as: proof of income, bank statements, etc.
How long do you have to keep records?
They have to keep records for 6 years after your last appointment
Uses of computer in GENERAL business?
keep sales records, keep payroll records
How long to keep deceased medical records in Georgia?
Many people would keep a deceased person's records for at least 10 years. Many people keep these records for longer than that.
Why do we keep business records?
to make fun of the records
How long do you keep accounting records in the US?
How long to keep accounting records for business in the US
Why did the Hudson's Bay Company want to keep some of its land instead of turning it over to Canada?
They made much money from the fur trade.
Why did sumerians create writing?
It helped them through records and treaties
What type of writing did the Maya use to keep records?
To keep track of records, the Maya used astronomy.
