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close the books



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Idioms and Phrases

Stop financial transactions; end a matter. For example, The entire estate went at the auction, so we can close the books on it , or He was glad to close the books on this case .
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Well, Speaker Mike Johnson is still trying to close the books on the same spending fight—where to set fiscal year 2024 funding levels—that got McCarthy turfed.

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It is scheduled to close the books and price the offering on Sept. 13.

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“What I’m looking for is to see whether we’ve really turned a corner. We won’t know until we close the books in the fall.â€

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As U.S. banks prepare to close the books on a tumultuous quarter, analysts say trading revenue and deposits are among the key numbers to watch when lenders report earnings in mid-April.

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Brnovich never broadcast the full findings, declining to close the books on suspicions raised by an interim report with characterizations directly rebutted by his own office.

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