proforma
/prəˈfɔrmə/; /proʊˈfɔrmə/Definitions
1. noun
a document or statement that serves as a standard or model for future transactions, agreements, or other dealings, especially in business or finance.
“The company prepared a proforma invoice for the new client, outlining the payment terms and delivery schedule.”
2. adjective
relating to or resembling a standard or model; preliminary or tentative, especially in financial or business planning.
“The company’s proforma financial statements showed a significant increase in profits for the upcoming quarter.”
3. adverb
in the form of a standard or model, especially in financial or business planning.
“The company would operate proforma until the merger was finalized.”