What does FAPI mean?
FAPI means Foreign Accrual Property Income
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance
category.
Particularly in Stock exchange Abbreviations
Particularly in Stock exchange Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Foreign Accrual Property Income?
Foreign Accrual Property Income can be abbreviated as FAPI
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What does FAPI stand for? FAPI stands for "Foreign Accrual Property Income". |
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How to abbreviate "Foreign Accrual Property Income"? "Foreign Accrual Property Income" can be abbreviated as FAPI. |
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What is the meaning of FAPI abbreviation? The meaning of FAPI abbreviation is "Foreign Accrual Property Income". |
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What is FAPI abbreviation? One of the definitions of FAPI is "Foreign Accrual Property Income". |
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What does FAPI mean? FAPI as abbreviation means "Foreign Accrual Property Income". |
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What is shorthand of Foreign Accrual Property Income? The most common shorthand of "Foreign Accrual Property Income" is FAPI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- APIV - Alternative Property Income Venture
- FBCSI - Foreign Base Company Sales Income
- FOGEI - Foreign Oil and Gas Extraction Income
- FSRIC - Foreign Source Retirement Income (Tax) Credit
- QFTP - Qualifying Foreign-Trade Property
- SLIPIT - Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust
- FORI - Foreign Oil Related Income
- FSRI - Foreign Source Retirement Income
- PID - Property Income Distribution
- PINC - Property Income Certificate
- PITCH - Property Income Trust for Charities
- RPIE - Real Property Income and Expense Statements
- DPIF - Diversified Property Income Fund
- FAPL - Foreign Accrual Property Losses
- IPI - INVESCO Property Income
- MPIF - Macquarie Property Income Fund
- MPIF - Marriott Property Income Fund
- AUP - Aurora Property Income Trust (Australian Securities Exchange [ASX])
- IPI - Invesco Property Income Trust Ld (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- PCTN - Picton Property Income Ld (London Stock Exchange [LSE])