Abbreviation for Standard Industrial Classification. Each 4-digit code represents a unique business activity.
The 1992 SIC code(s) which corresponds to the principal activity. For smaller companies, where the principal activity statement has not been captured, ICC use the SIC code filed on the Annual Return.
(Standard Industrial Classification Code)—The objective in industry classification is to have each place of business coded on the basis of its principal activity. If a firm conducts different activities at its various establishments, separate industry codes are assigned to the extent possible to each activity. Industry codes are assigned to each reportable worksite based on primary product produced or primary service delivered in accordance with the Standard Industrial Classification Manual.
The SIC (Standard Industrial Classification) is the principal business activity of the company. A company can have up to a maximum of four SIC codes displayed.
Department of Commerce coding system for classifying products and services offered by companies.
a four digit Standard Industrial Classification code that is used to categorize a specific kind of business
a Standard Industrial Classification code based on an industry classification system developed by the U
a Standard Industrial Classification number developed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) under the U
Standard Industrial Classification is a four-digit code that identifies the sector specific industry that a company is a member of.
The Standard Industry Classification assigned by an Acquirer to identify a merchant's business type.
The four-digit code prescribed by the Standard Industrial Classification System to categorize businesses according to the types of activities they perform.
Standard Industrial Classification Code A classification of establishments by type of activity in which they are engaged; for the purpose of facilitating the collection, tabulation, presentation and analysis of data relating to establishments, e.g. SIC 42 Motor Freight Transportation and Warehousing SIC 421 Trucking,, Local and Long distance
Refers to Standard Industry Classification. These codes are four digit numbers used to identify business type.
The Standard Industrial Code is an alphanumeric identifier that classifies businesses by type. For example, 078200 is the SIC code for Lawn & Garden Services.
Standard Industry Classification Code. A system used to categorize businesses by industry group. This system is being replaced by the NAICS Coding system.
the code of standard business- classification (Standard Industry Classification). This is the four-place number, which determines the type of activity.
The U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes are a system of numerical codes that categorize industrial facilities by the type of activity in which they are engaged. For example, SIC code 2911 refers to petroleum refineries. All companies conducting the same type of business, regardless of their size, have the same SIC code. The basic SIC code is two digits long.
Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code. A numbering system established by the Office of Management and Budget that identifies companies by industry. It is used to promote the comparability of economic statistics from various facets of the U.S. economy.
Abbreviation for "Standard Industrial Classification Code." A standard numerical code used by the U.S. Government to classify products and services. For example, SIC 42 includes Motor Freight Transportation and Warehousing.
Standard Industrial Classification codes are numbers assigned to identify industries by major economic industrial classifications. It is also used to determine business size status for eligibility in set-aside solicitations. In OCT 2000, the SIC code will be replaced by NAICS.
Standard Industrial Classification Code. Indicates the type of industry of a business establishment.
Standard Industry Classification. Industry recognised codes with each SIC code being unique to a specific industry, product or process.
A system used to classify industrial manufacturing companies by product and their type of business.