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on a yearly basis@Luka_Kim There is no difference in meaning between on a yearly basis and on an annual basis. Both phrases mean "once per year." "On an annual basis" …

Annual saraly package@Hiin_08 It''s different between companies, but usually "Annual salary package" is the total you get over a year, but you get paid per month or per week.|I …

annualAnnual is more formal and is used more often|They mean the same "My birthday is annual" "My birthday is yearly" However, "yearly" is not a real word|The annual …

Annual income: gross/net Hi @tomm Annual income: money earned in a one year fiscal cycle. Gross income: money earned before taxation and other deductions. Net income: …

annual, annually, yearlyIn my experience in law and dealing with accountants, used interchangeably. Latin always has a more sophisticated tone, but it can seem pompous. …

annually They mean the same thing, but they''re used differently with nouns. For example, if you were trying to talk about a festival that occurred once a year, you could say …

annualAnnual is more formal and is used more often|They mean the same "My birthday is annual" "My birthday is yearly" However, "yearly" is not a real word|The annual performance …

@Danlinayemoliu : three times a year : four times a year : bi-annual, two times a year, or twice a year N: N times a year

Hello! Yearly vs. Annual Is there any difference between yearly and annual, in the way those words are used. Thanks in advance!

Hi! I''ve been wondering about this for a good chunk of my day. Why is there a slash in "A/L" (annual leave, used quite frequently by people at work)? A search on google …