finance committee
Money decisions group
A finance committee is a group within an organization responsible for overseeing financial matters—budgets, expenditures, investments, and fiscal policy.
In legislatures, the finance committee reviews tax and spending bills: The bill died in the Senate Finance Committee.
Corporations, nonprofits, and clubs typically have finance committees reporting to their boards.
- advisory councilConsultative governing body
- accountingMaintaining financial records
- balance sheetAssets-liabilities-equity report
- budgetingAllocating funds systematically
- due diligencePre-transaction reasonable care
investment strategy · appropriations · funding request · annual budget · line item · fiscal year · asset allocation · expense tracking · strategic planning · risk assessment · cost analysis · bottom line · cash flow management · capital expenditure · budget approval · treasurer · transparency initiatives · performance review
- town committeesplanning board, zoning board, school board, library board, health board
- campaign financedonations, donation, contributions, contribution, donors
- committeessubcommittees, subcommittee
- nonprofit termsexecutive director, board chair, board member, trustee, board of directors
- parliamentparliament, bills, votes, vote, debate
- town governmenttown meeting, selectmen, town clerk, town council, town manager
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Panel assessing moral standards
nominating committee · audit committee · social committee · executive committee · education committee
finance committeefull board
Lodging including all meals
board of directors · general assembly · governing body · executive council · executive committee
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