The Most Common Buzzwords · Managing Director level

"On a go-forward basis"

"On a go-forward basis" means from now on, used to introduce a new rule or way of working.

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How "On a go-forward basis" shows up at work

Five words doing the job of three, which in corporate writing counts as a feature. It tends to show up right after something went wrong, so the new rule can face the future without naming the incident.

Buzzword

On a go-forward basis, all expense reports need a receipt.

Plain English

From now on, all expense reports need a receipt.

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