What Does "To-Year" Mean in Contracts and Legal Documents?

To-year is a term used in contracts and legal documents to refer to the current year. It is often used in conjunction with other dates or deadlines to specify when something must be done or completed.

For example, if a contract states that a certain task must be finished by "to-year," it means that the task must be completed before the end of the current year.

To-year is often abbreviated as "ty" or "t/y" in legal documents and contracts.

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