Does Pro Forma Need a Hyphen?

Does Pro Forma Need a Hyphen?

pro ˈforma (-â) (also with hyphen, and as one word), for form's sake; as a matter of form; in the way of formality. ... as n., an official form for completion; a pro-forma invoice. 1573–80 G.

Is proforma one or two words?

as a matter of form: Many of the school assignments appear to be done pro forma. noun plural pro for·ma, pro for·mas. a pro forma document.

Is it proforma or pro forma?

Pro forma, a Latin term that means “for the sake of form” or “as a matter of form”, is a method of calculating financial results using certain projections or presumptions.

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