Governors of Illinois and Ohio said they would carry forward.
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"That's a legacy the Democratic Party will always carry forward," Obama said.
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And they've got a small carry-forward of deficiency to make up.
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It would then carry forward the remaining 54 million euros in profits.
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But this is not an effort to codify and carry forward Trumpism.
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There's so much baggage a person can carry forward from a past romance.
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Who knows which, if any, of these ideas will carry forward into another administration.
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Those critical moments together that carry forward to inform our future choices and experiences.
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England is hoping to carry forward what happened here at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis.
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This includes deciding which contracts they want to carry forward and which to abandon.
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To carry forward what is best in us, that commitment to a common creed.
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A simpler example of unintended consequences is what's called the loss carry-forward provision.
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In 2014, Xi urged all artists to "carry forward the banner of socialist core values".
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This comes about a month after Trump announced his plans to carry forward the war.
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Can you build up and carry forward a record showing the 'engagement trail' or PEC?
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"It's our responsibility to carry forward the story as it's been set out," said Anthony Russo.
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The Dreyfus unit is stocking up on sugar to carry forward, since it has longer hedging positions.
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I want to thank them for trusting me to carry forward the values that they have established.
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How does it carry forward the optimism that has always been the cultural center of our country?
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Without the ability to carry forward or back losses, those two companies would face different tax bills.
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Often, they carry forward money from their last campaign, building up stockpiles of cash to discourage potential challengers.
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" "Here's what I feel very confident about, that the proposal that we're going to carry forward makes sense.
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But we decided it would be best to carry forward his work and get the story out there.
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Names carry forward tradition, give children an identity, and frame the way they are seen in the world.
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You have to make a lot of people happy and that will help him carry forward and get results.
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In the long term, we don't know how this moment will carry forward over the rest of the season.
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"These are relationships we care about, people whose good opinion we want to maintain and carry forward," Vraga said.
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He's unlikely to instigate another trade war with China, opting instead to carry forward with whatever deal Trump does.
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Any existing backwards compatibility with original Xbox and Xbox 360 titles on the Xbox One will also carry forward.
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US tax law lets you carry forward for up to 15 years, and carry back for up to three.
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In the end, what makes this dinner important are not the jokes we tell, but the legacy we carry forward.
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In all cases, donors can carry forward excess contributions to the subsequent five years (under the same AGI-based limitations).
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India has nearly 1 million tonnes of carry-forward stocks of potash as last year's drought trimmed consumption, Gahlaut said.
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Arthur is torn between the seas and the land, a problem that is sure to carry forward through his series.
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The role of the "government affairs representatives" is to foster communication and help businesses carry forward key projects, it added.
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You can use up to $3,000 in net losses to offset ordinary income and carry forward the excess into future years.
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That is the key insight that we need to carry forward from DeKoven's work: We have to care about each other.
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Now you'll get a [Department of Defense] authorization bill, in a good year you'll get [continuing resolutions] to carry forward funding.
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Looking ahead, the company can carry forward its stockpile of $850 million in credits to reduce its taxes in future years.
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This may be true, but simultaneously we're also losing something: our ability to control what we carry forward into the future.
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We are always going to make our decisions in the interest of American people to carry forward and achieve our mandates.
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That's where sports diplomacy can help; officials are expected to capitalize on the Olympics to try to carry forward denuclearization talks.
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"One enduring lesson to carry forward is an appreciation for the deep divide between elites and publics," write Kinder and Kalmoe.
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With that celebration comes the recognition of a responsibility to carry forward their work and not take any of it for granted.
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As a result, what has been considered an ugly and divisive presidential campaign may carry forward into an ugly and divisive presidency.
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The no-dead-ends design of the first Monkey Island would carry forward in the series, and influence future graphic adventures too.
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You can carry forward the excess $1,000 to 2019, pay the 6 percent penalty, and then limit your IRA contribution for that year.
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"We unconsciously carry forward experiences, attitudes, and relationship dynamics from prior lives into our current lifetime," therapist Ann Barham writes on her website.
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"This gives us additional legitimacy to carry forward this same debate in France," she told journalists on Friday, calling for a "Frexit" referendum.
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Yet nonetheless he was able to emerge with a large net operating loss to carry forward, attributable primarily to losing other people's money.
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India is likely to start 2019/20 marketing year with record carry forward stocks of 14.2 million tonnes, the government said last month.
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Finally, Congress should amend current law to let companies carry forward net operating losses even when they have experienced a change in ownership.
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The announcement came after White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said some agencies would use "carry-forward funding" from the previous budget appropriation.
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As Democrats carry forward with their impeachment inquiry, the lack of an official vote to kick things off is becoming more of an issue.
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"Mercedes-Benz will carry forward its electric strategy in the U.S. and Canada with the arrival of the new EQC in 2020," Moran said.
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The company also reaffirmed its full-year profit and revenue forecast, implying Coach's turnaround efforts will carry forward into the remainder of the year.
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While it was immediately subject to the U.S. tax, it did permit full offset for tax credits and the carry forward of unused credits.
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In that small way, the genre is a token of hope: something for us to carry forward into the uncertainty of the next decade.
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Learning your history is forced reckoning, asking you to consider whose stories you carry with you and which ones you want to carry forward.
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"I think they're in a really good spot right now, and perhaps the lesson learned from 'Aquaman' and 'Wonder Woman' will carry forward," said Dergarabedian.
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Sending our gratitude and family love on this special day to all who are helping carry forward the selfless work of one Barbara Pierce Bush.
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"Mercedes-Benz will carry forward its electric strategy in the U.S. and Canada with the arrival of the new EQC in 2020," Daimler's statement says.
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These two albums are among a potent handful of recent works that carry forward some of the spirit of the '90s underground in varying ways.
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These younger lawmakers will not only enrich Congress with their vast knowledge but also carry forward a spirit of pragmatism developed during their previous occupations.
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Some employers will allow you to spend the money through the first few months of the next year or even carry forward up to $500.
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Fifty years later, a new generation of activists, religious leaders, and civil rights groups aim to carry forward the legacy of the 1968 sanitation strike.
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"Today the Sahwa got off their (high) horse," tweeted novelist Badria al-Beshr, calling on people to carry forward reforms instead of attacking the group.
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You can make a cash donation of up to 60% of your adjusted gross income and carry forward, up to five years, any excess amount.
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That sentiment would carry forward to the 22004 election, when John F. Kennedy, an Irish Catholic, ran for president against Richard M. Nixon, a Quaker.
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When I was in graduate school, I started the habit of cooking for the week, and it's a good one that I've tried to carry forward.
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"We will continue to carry forward the structural steps that we have started in the fight against inflation with all our ministries," Albayrak said on Twitter.
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"It was created to carry forward the idea that history can be well-designed and on your mobile phone and interesting and interactive," Ramey told Mashable.
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"Carry-forward stocks and the supply of 700,000 tonnes from the new contract are sufficient to cater the demand for next 3-4 months," he said.
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While that is sometimes true, it's mainly because, during recessions, companies lose money and get a tax loss carry forward that temporarily reduces their effective rate.
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The women of color who built our movement By Aimee Allison The women of color who founded the movement we carry forward today are my inspiration.
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It would also carry forward past housing deficits so that cities that don't build will lose further control over local housing decisions as time goes on.
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"There's clearly a lot of other leaders at the M.T.A. who can carry forward the work," Mr. de Blasio said in a radio interview on Friday.
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FIAT CHRYSLER SPOKESPERSON SAYS ANY REMAINING TAXABLE GAIN ASSESSED WOULD BE OFFSET BY CARRY FORWARD TAX LOSSES WITH NO MATERIAL CASH OUTFLOW OR IMPACT ON EARNINGS
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At Mr Moon's rally in Gwangju, Minjoo activists promised to carry forward the "spirit of May 18th", a reference to the date of Gwangju's uprising in 19803.
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Nintendo's announcement makes no mention of pre-orders or supply lines, suggesting that the stock issues with NES Classic may carry forward into the SNES Classic era.
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He managed to install a new Supreme Court justice, Neil Gorsuch, who was widely praised by conservatives and will carry forward his legacy for decades to come.
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To Indian analysts, the outburst conveyed Beijing's dissatisfaction with President Trump's plans to carry forward the United States-India strategic maritime partnership begun under President Barack Obama.
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"We've also given them supporting documents to show that whatever was done was done on the behest of the ministry or to carry forward the tobacco policy."
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For example, you can make a cash donation of up to 60 percent of your adjusted gross income and carry forward, up to five years, any excess amount.
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The problem has taken a while to kick in because high earners were allowed a three-year period when they could carry forward tax allowances from previous years.
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For example, you could make a cash donation of up to 60 percent of your adjusted gross income and carry forward, up to five years, any excess amount.
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Before describing the plan, let's walk through a little background about the tradition in US law that it is meant to carry forward, to better understand its significance.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump built his base among Tea Party Republicans and Evangelicals in order to carry forward the assault on government nationally and in the states.
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It's also possible that Mr. Trump earned close to $1 billion in taxable income during that decade that he sheltered from federal tax using his loss carry-forward.
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NET OPERATING LOSSES: The Senate version eliminates the carry-back and carry-forward tax strategies by businesses to reduce past and future tax liabilities using net operating losses.
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The company's Mercedes-Benz brand will carry forward its electric strategy in the U.S. and Canada with the arrival of the new EQC in 2020, the company spokesperson said.
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Pizzagate and QAnon, may have strayed from older panics' primary focus on Satanism, but they carry forward similar language, structure, and certain motifs, all of which are still potent.
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It was a wise decision to ask Carrie Mae Weems to carry forward the conversations precipitated by Antigone at this festival that declares its investment in promoting Hellenic culture.
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All the light Askew brought forth in her short time will carry forward, but it will have to travel through a void of light she never got to unleash.
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"That policy we expect to carry forward with even more force with the return of Taiwanese companies and capital from decoupling (due to) the trade war," said hotelier Pan.
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At the end of the day, I'd call this plan a huge success: Significant weight loss, healthy habits to carry forward, less dependency on sugar and caffeine and reduced cravings.
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" Doing so involves being polite, following traditional Chinese virtues such as doing charity and keeping promises, promoting "positive content" online, and embracing socialist values to "carry forward the national spirit.
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"The Justice Department upholds the rule of law — and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system," he added.
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The 6.1-inch iPhone XR is pretty close, but I prefer the compact nature of the iPhone XS, and that design should carry forward in the standard iPhone 11 Pro.
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Using the regular tax calculations, which allowed the Trumps to take the full amount of the loss carry-forward, they were able to reduce their taxable income to $1033 million.
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Details aside, the bottom line is that by 2005, the Trumps appear to have significantly reduced their taxes by offsetting $813 million of income thanks to the loss carry-forward.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed at a Vienna meeting to carry forward supply cuts through at least next March in order to help balance global supply and demand.
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Traditionally, the U.S. tax code has allowed companies to cumulatively track and carry forward NOLs to offset taxable income in future years, reducing the amount of cash required to pay taxes.
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Often the book relies on its typography to carry forward what otherwise remains undeveloped, switching modes just in time to get away from actually having to get somewhere beyond its pace.
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" Shanahan, who has been tasked with leading plans to establish the new military branch, said top officials are now putting together the plan "we can carry forward in a legislative proposal.
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By the same token, if you lose money in 1997 but are profitable in 1998, the tax code lets you "carry forward" that 1997 operating loss to offset your 1998 profits.
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"That is a clear sign that people are not willing to carry forward positions to the next month," said Mathews, adding that there were uncertainties over China, crude oil and the budget.
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Dick's beat out a competing bid from Worldwide Golf Shops and liquidators from Great American Group LLC, who had also planned to carry forward about 30 Golfsmith stores and shutter the rest.
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There's no word on when the PTR update will carry forward to the actual game on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, but it usually doesn't take more than a couple weeks.
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Retelling the heroic stories of Yocheved, Shifra, Puah, Miriam and Batya reminds our daughters that with vision and the courage to act, they can carry forward the tradition those intrepid women launched.
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What they didn't tell you was that they did not encourage agencies to use carry forward funds, funds that they were sitting on, nor did they encourage agencies to use transfer authority.
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Ironically, though, companies like Royal Dutch Shell had to take billion-dollar financial charges in the fourth quarter of 2017 because this impacted the value of tax losses that they carry forward.
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"The Justice Department upholds the rule of law — and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system," Barr said in a statement.
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While it is also possible that a secular, or long-term and structural, economic recovery and bull market will carry forward for several more years, that is not the consensus among many economists.
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Jared Kushner thankfully acted very closely and warmly," Mr. Albayrak said, and the two sons-in-law agreed to pursue "backdoor diplomacy, trying to carry forward the economic relationship of the two countries.
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Attorney General William Barr said The Justice Department upholds the rule of law—and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system.
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"The Justice Department upholds the rule of law, and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system," Barr said at the time.
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Cities across the United States honored King with ceremonies and performances, as well as reflections on what today's civil rights advocates can do to carry forward his legacy 50 years after his death.
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Under the new law, this break is limited to 60 percent of adjusted gross income for cash gifts, but you can carry forward by up to five years any amount that exceeds that.
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"The Justice Department upholds the rule of law—and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system," Barr said at the time.
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Losses can benefit Uber for tax purposes: A company can carry forward its losses to cancel or reduce the taxes it might have to pay in the future once it starts to make money.
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You also could make a charitable cash donation of up to 60 percent (up from 50 percent pre-2018) of your adjusted gross income and carry forward, up to five years, any excess amount.
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The existing regulatory framework will be reexamined to get rid of rules that hinder entrepreneurship, while the government will carry forward-looking research and development (R&D) policies to promote new industries, he concluded.
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Touring Ningxia, home to about 2.4 million mostly Hui Muslims, Xi said Chinese Muslims should practice their religion as part of Chinese society and "carry forward the patriotic tradition", the official China Daily said.
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"We're going to hear from Hillary Clinton -- the obligations that we have as senators to carry forward on a program that is not dominated by Trump," said Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, of Nevada.
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These Americans will be needed not simply to win this November, but also and more enduringly to carry forward Sanders's revolution — including by voting-in new members of Congress who also embody his message.
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This led us to a decision that would enable us to serve both the game and the player's best interests: Destiny 1 power, possessions, and Eververse-related items and currency will not carry forward.
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"The Justice Department upholds the rule of law, and we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system," Mr. Barr said at the time.
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You're supposed to spend what you put in within the calendar year, although some employers allow you to spend the money through March of the next year or even carry forward up to $500.
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Rio Tinto has said the company would work with the government on the future of Bunder and was "looking at options for a third-party investor to carry forward the development of the project".
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But thanks to another loophole available to Mr. Trump, it's possible to offset income from debt forgiveness with a loss carry-forward and enter only the net amount on the line for other income.
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On Wednesday, the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the occupation, Native Americans will return to the island for a celebration to carry forward the legacy of the occupation for the next 50 years.
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Many such experiments are impossible for government-funded researchers in the United States because of the congressional ban, but "luckily, private and state funding sources are available to carry forward such work," Dr. Baltimore said.
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On Friday morning, President Donald Trump tweeted about his business plans to build a Trump Tower in Russia, a scheme which we now know he continued to carry forward while running for president in 2016.
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The committee estimated that cutting the corporate rate for only three years would result in a "nonnegligible revenue loss" beyond the 10-year window because companies would carry forward tax credits beyond the next decade.
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"This is more of a carry forward from Asia session for now," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging market strategy at TD Securities in London, pointing to Italy as a continuing source of risk in Europe.
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To carry forward the Obamacare metaphor, it's the equivalent of arguing that a single-payer health system — one where the government funds all health care — would be better than the current, complex system involving private insurers.
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Don Wallette Jr., chief financial officer, said the latest quarter included a $21.18 million loss from a currency hedge tied to the British pound and a benefit of about $22 million from a tax loss carry forward.
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MANILA — The Supreme Court of the Philippines on Tuesday ruled that a popular senator, seen by some as likely to carry forward the policies of President Benigno S. Aquino III, is eligible to run for the presidency.
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The tax experts told me that one explanation for how Mr. Trump could use $8133 million of his loss carry-forward before 2005 could be that he was the recipient of enormous debt forgiveness by his lenders.
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Ms. Daitz advanced the careers of countless photographers and helped carry forward Mr. Witkin's belief in the photographic print as a collectible art form, an idea that was relatively new when he founded the gallery in 1969.
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Why You Should Dig Up Your Family's History — and How to Do It. Learning your history is forced reckoning, asking you to consider whose stories you carry with you and which ones you want to carry forward.
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We are confident that to truly have the long-term impact we want to make, we need to focus on finding an acquirer with an existing national fresh food supply chain who can carry forward the Juicero mission.
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But Snowden and Timm worry that Trump, with his deep-seated disdain for the media and the full powers of the US Justice Department at his fingertips, will be only too happy to carry forward and expand that precedent.
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It seems unlikely that Mr. Trump earned enough to exhaust that much of the loss carry-forward if he was subject to the A.M.T. His 22005 return suggests that his income in 2813 was far less than in 21040.
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"As we approach the second anniversary of Brittany's death, WILD AND PRECIOUS is a beautiful tribute to her life and honors Deb's promise to her to carry forward her legacy and the discussion of death with dignity," the statement said.
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I was not the only one feeling it, and the best thing I could do was get out and talk to people who had already stood in front of this same emotional abyss and found the nerve to carry forward.
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The statement explains:We are confident that to truly have the long-term impact we want to make, we need to focus on finding an acquirer with an existing national fresh food supply chain who can carry forward the Juicero mission.
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Sanders's best play now is to try to consider how to create an institutional and financial infrastructure that will carry forward into the future so that other politicians can stand on his shoulders rather than needing to reinvent the wheel.
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Wild card Sharapova, playing in Doha for the first time since 2013, looked on course for victory after taking the first set but struggled to carry forward the momentum against a determined opponent and crashed out after two hours 38 minutes.
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But consumer spending is still two-thirds of all spending in the U.S. economy and with slightly higher wage gains and strong job market performance, low debt burdens, I think consumers are in good shape to carry forward growth in 20163.
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A senior aide pointed out that simply cutting the corporate rate without changing other parts of the tax code would allow businesses to carry forward tax credits that could be used a decade later — ultimately adding to the deficit anyway.
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For all these reasons, the sounds of Harlem's parks, the sounds of the differing people who occupy them, and the changes to those sounds over time all seem like great points of focus to carry forward the conversation that Marshall started.
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Mr. Ryan congratulated Mr. Trump for accomplishing an "enormous political feat" on Wednesday and said that he was looking forward to working with him to carry forward a Republican policy agenda and prioritize the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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We would then permit a tax credit for the amount of the student loans paid off annually, with some form of a carry-back and a carry-forward of three to five years, to allow full implementation of this credit.
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"We are confident that to truly have the long-term impact we want to make, we need to focus on finding an acquirer with an existing national fresh food supply chain who can carry forward the Juicero mission," the company wrote.
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BEIJING — When protesters in Hong Kong became more forceful on Monday, the People's Daily reprised a recent speech of China's leader, Xi Jinping, calling on party cadres to carry forward the struggle of the Communist revolution fought 70 years ago.
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Because increases carry forward, the padded costs are now baked into the system, and have been compounded by years of annual rent increases, Craig and Buettner write: The sum total of the rent overcharges cannot be calculated from available records.
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DANANG, Vietnam (Reuters) - It is not clear if countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) can reach an agreement this week at a meeting of Asia-Pacific leaders to carry forward the trade pact, New Zealand's trade minister said on Thursday.
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KEVIN JOHNSON: Well first of all, you know, Howard, his legacy and the heritage of what he created here at Starbucks and his love of Starbucks is woven into the fabric of who we are and what we do and carry forward.
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Additionally, if you're charitably inclined, you could lower your taxable income by making a cash donation of up to 143 percent (up from 50 percent pre-2018) of your adjusted gross income and carry forward, up to five years, any excess amount.
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But the speech can also be seen as in some ways a passing of the baton of leadership to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, someone who Obama sees as a like-minded figure who will carry forward his basic approach to policy.
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Amazon told Reuters in May its low tax bill mainly stemmed from stock-based employee compensation, the Republican tax cuts of 2017, carry forward losses from years when the company was not profitable and tax credits for massive investments in R&D.
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"We are confident that to truly have the long-term impact we want to make, we need to focus on finding an acquirer with an existing national fresh food supply chain who can carry forward the Juicero mission," reads the blog post.
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"Our mission going forward is to honor Braden as he embodied the spirit we carry forward, restoring the transformative power of We the People, unifying our nation with the inspirational vision of those who passionately love our country," the former neurosurgeon said.
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It's possible that he even had reported losses (many real estate developers do, as we know Mr. Trump did in some years), in which case he would have paid no federal income tax and wouldn't have needed any of the loss carry-forward.
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Warren's challenge will be how to carry forward her momentum and stay in the hunt until Super Tuesday — essentially, avoid being this year's Chris Christie, whose big debate performance in 2016 is remembered for bringing down Marco Rubio more than it boosted him.
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The latter could be organised in a way that Commerzbank's shareholders retain a majority in the new retail and corporate bank, which would enable the lender to keep the tax benefit of being able to carry forward a large part of its losses.
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But it is kind of compelling how they predicted, in 1997, that the 113s would be another crisis period, when society would seem on the brink of utter collapse, and a Gray Champion would emerge to carry forward the hopes of a new, younger generation.
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The investigation by the panel is focused on whether the Campaign for One New York, which Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, created after his election in 2013 to carry forward his agenda, had acted as a lobbyist without filing the required paperwork declaring itself one.
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Bourdain eschewed all of that in favor of something more penetrating and democratic: how people all over the world use food to bond, to express their creativity, to nurture their loved ones, to carry forward tradition and memory, and to indulge in new experiences.
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Barr's announcement that "we owe it to the victims and their families to carry forward the sentence imposed by our justice system" occurred days before a Democratic presidential primary debate in Detroit next week, when race and equality are expected to be prominent issues.
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It is instructive to examine these reactions — those of both Trump and the wider public — as they are flushed to the surface, as there are lessons embedded in them that carry forward to the many other threats humans are likely face in the 218st century.
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Because of the A.M.T., the Trumps had to recalculate their tax liability by adding back some of the deductions and offsets, such as payments of state, local and real estate taxes and, it turns out, the loss carry-forward they used to offset ordinary income.
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"In recent months, various factors have deteriorated my credibility as president of the Central Bank, a key attribute needed to carry forward the coordination of such important expectations in the work assigned to me," Sturzenegger said in the letter to Macri that Sturzenegger shared on Twitter.
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Xinhua said You expressed the hope "that people in religious circles can inherit and carry forward the fine traditions to love the motherland and their faith, lead religious believers to follow the right faith and abide by the law and contribute to the healthy development of Islam".
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In the wake of several high-profile police shootings, and as the momentum of the youth-led gun control movement continues to carry forward, the American public is taking a renewed interest in solutions to the wicked problems of public safety, gun violence, and police accountability.
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The Chamber said the government's increasing role in directing capital to such industries "will not allow China to realise its full economic potential" and warned that waiting to carry forward reforms until after an important congress of the ruling Communist Party in 2017 would have "significant costs".
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Sitting in his office in a crisp button-down shirt, gravelly voiced and impassive, he reflected on how he went from nearly dying in the rain forest to becoming one of the leading intellectuals trying to carry forward the stuttering peace efforts in Myanmar, formerly Burma.
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"I didn't see any evidence in the hearings that would indicate that the votes just won't fall along partisan lines here, in which case the nomination will carry forward and she could expect a similar kind of vote in the legislature as a whole," Reville told Business Insider.
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"The Ministry maintains that the Norwegian rules on reimbursement of exploration costs and interest on carry forward of losses ... do not constitute state aid under Article 61 of the EEA Agreement, and are therefore in compliance with the EEA (European Economic Area) law," the ministry said in the letter.
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"I have copies of all 72 of my returns," Mr. Buffett added, "and none uses a carry forward," the provision that allows taxpayers like Mr. Trump to use losses from one year to avoid paying personal federal income taxes both on some previous tax returns and in future years.
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"In 22020 and beyond, as companies continue to build action-oriented diversity and inclusion teams, we expect to see a wave of hiring for leaders and managers that will help carry forward the mission of building a more diverse and inclusive workforce," Glassdoor's chief economist, Andrew Chamberlain, wrote.
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"By trumpeting his accomplishments, many of which are basically red flags to the Republican base, he is basically is saying 'I want my legacy to be carried on and who best to carry it on than somebody who will continue to carry forward the Affordable Care Act,'" Hoffman said.
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In July, Mr Xi used a trip to Ningxia province, the Hui heartland, to warn Chinese Muslims to resist "illegal religious infiltration activities" and "carry forward the patriotic tradition", a sign that he views this group with suspicion, as well as those on China's fringe with a history of separatism.
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While India will not need to import in the current season ending on September 30, due to carry forward stocks of 9.1 million tonnes from the last season, imports may be required next season to meet domestic requirements and control prices, said a Mumbai-based dealer with a global trading firm.
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"In this moment, in the midst of a pandemic where we know that millions of American lives are at risk, it feels like an abdication of Democratic leadership in this moment to carry forward," Alexandra Rojas, the executive director of Justice Democrats, a progressive group that endorsed Sanders, said on CNN.
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Assuming the people clear quarantine and do not test positive themselves, "then the plan is to carry forward with the activities," Dr. Shupe said, although final decisions will be made by the medical staff of the Alfred Wegener Institute, the German research organization that is the organizer of the international expedition.
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"The process that we are going through is to put together a plan that we can carry forward for legislative proposal and what I would tell you is, there is no group think in the Pentagon," Shanahan said Wednesday at the Air Force Association's annual Air, Space and Cyber conference.
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While the damage can be quantified to some degree on a yearly basis, by counting opportunities that were pulled, it is impossible to count the many deals that are now not even considered or the lasting impact of the ban on perceptions of the state that will carry forward for years to come.
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What's more, as David Cay Johnston writes, in order to carry forward the tax value of his billion-dollar loss after receiving relief from some of his debts through bankruptcy, Trump would have had to agree to give up certain valuable commercial real estate tax breaks that are typically central to CRE deals.
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Kim told his hosts that he chose China as his first overseas destination as leader to show "his will to carry forward the tradition of DPRK-China friendship, and how he valued the friendship between the two countries," referring to North Korea by its formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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Sanders also scored points over Clinton's lavish praise of war criminal Henry Kissinger and vowed to carry forward the logic of Obama's Iran policy and seek normalization of relations with Tehran, while Clinton aimed to reassure Israel and the Gulf states that there was no broader US-Iran rapprochement in the works.
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In light of that, it is hardly surprising that President Trump has called for abolishing the A.M.T. But a question remains: If the Trumps were subject to the A.M.T. every year, and had to add back any loss carry-forward and pay the resulting tax liability, how did they use up so much of it — $2300 million — by 20053?
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Still, I miss the days of stronger standalone episodes, and "Yerba Buena" is both the most standalone episode of Halt and Catch Fire yet — for the most part, its conflicts arise and are resolved within the hour, though several will presumably carry forward in echoes — and an episode that reminds us that "standalone" doesn't have to be a dirty word.
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Explaining to the Senate and to the American people how a billionaire could have a $916 million "loss carry-forward" that potentially allowed him to not pay taxes for over a decade, perhaps for as long as 18 years, would have been far too difficult for the White House when many hard-working Americans turn a third or more of their earnings over to the government.
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BEIJING, Sept 5 (Reuters) - China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina): * China's state-owned chemicals firm signed framework agreement with Rosneft to further implement the Far-Eastern petrochemical project on sidelines of G20 summit * Will carry forward feasibility study of the project and calls for setting up a joint venture later * JV will be one of the largest industrial complexes in Russia, producing petrochemical products for the Asia-Pacific market Reporting by Meng Meng and Josephine Mason; editing by Jason
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So in that case it was interesting, because while we were working with one of the writers from the actual film, and she was kind of a critical link between the film and the VR project, they were actually kind of removed from the process and really trusted us to carry forward to the spirit of what the film was and the franchise was overall—because we were actually telling something that was not a duplicative story to what was happening in the film, it was actually complementary.
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