For example, taxpayers must choose between deducting their income taxes and deducting their sales taxes.
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Some other tax breaks for banks will be eliminated or narrowed, under the new law, ranging from limits on deducting interest to curbs on deducting premiums paid to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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After deducting capital expenditure, the school makes a modest loss.
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That crowd can carry on with deducting qualified business expenses.
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He funnels the money into charities after deducting his costs.
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After deducting the $125 in fees, you'd come out with $575.
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And after deducting these expiring bonds, the leftovers will be reinvested.
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Instead of deducting state income tax, individuals can deduct their sales taxes.
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Yet another exempts undefined "corporations" from new rules for deducting carried interest.
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Doubling that would mean fewer Americans itemizing - and fewer deducting mortgage interest.
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It integrates with the employer, deducting loans right from their payroll. delt.
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Uber has denied that it is deducting the levies from drivers' pay.
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But now consider the return after deducting a 20043 percent performance fee.
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Deducting that move could lower your taxable income by thousands of dollars.
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Trouble is, she lied to him about her age, deducting four years.
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There's nothing magical about VATs not deducting wages that changes the trade balance.
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Real yield is calculated by deducting the inflation rate from the bond yield.
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They set a lower threshold for households to begin deducting their medical expenses.
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The IRS guide to deducting business expenses has a complete list of deductions.
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Companies would also be prevented from deducting the expense of moving those jobs.
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Deducting the interest on auto loans and credit card debts is no longer permitted.
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It has just sprung another little surprise; this time deducting 154,000 tonnes from 2015.
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After deducting interest charges and management and audit fees, taxable profit was only £240,788.
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In another change, the bill would lower the income tax threshold for deducting medical expenses.
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After deducting fees paid to partner websites, revenue fell to $841.2 million from $1.04 billion.
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GreenPal CEO Bryan Clayton spent years deducting every possible business expense on his tax returns.
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SoftBank will therefore pay a total of 23.6 billion pounds after deducting ARM's net cash.
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After deducting fees paid to partner websites, revenue fell to $859.4 million from $1.04 billion.
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As the original owner, you can deduct the losses by selling and deducting the loss.
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For him, deducting head shots, haircuts, clothing, and travel expenses used to be the norm.
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But the average $60,000 settlement — before deducting legal fees and other costs — has prompted frustration.
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Americans who were deducting interest on student loans will still be able to do so.
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The Tharaka Nithi facility does that by deducting 10 percent of each farmer's monthly earnings.
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Gould and allowed him to start deducting the alimony payments he made to Mrs. Gould.
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She also cautioned entrepreneurs to be careful when deducting expenses like the cost of a car.
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This adjustment is related to variable leases (by deducting 25% from the total annual lease commitments).
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Business owners can take money out of a business only after deducting operating costs and taxes.
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This is due mostly to the new limitations on deducting state, local and real estate taxes.
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SoftBank's market value is just 38% of the touted value of Son's portfolio, after deducting debt.
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The loans would be repaid by automatically deducting money from employee's paychecks once the government reopens.
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Maloney's legislation would also prevent companies from deducting buyouts of employees ousted over sexual misconduct allegations.
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But after deducting fees paid to partner websites, revenue fell to $35.53 million from $1 billion.
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After deducting payments Yahoo made to advertising partners for traffic, its revenue exceeded Wall Street's expectations.
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Referees have wide discretion for many things, and Anderson fucked up by not deducting that point.
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That principle prevents taxpayers from deducting contributions to charity that pay for a good or service.
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Today, 280E prevents any company from deducting business expenses connected to federally prohibited substances like marijuana.
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Here the main offenders are new rules for deducting from taxes earnings that "pass-through" companies.
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When you're deducting losses related to a federally declared disaster, the rules are a little different.
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DEDUCTING STATE AND LOCAL TAXES: The Senate bill repeals the state and local tax deduction entirely.
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S. residents non-taxable, while preventing importers from deducting the cost of goods bought from non-residents.
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Net proceeds to the Company after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses were $53.3 million.
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One tax regulation prevents most cannabis companies from deducting the business expenses that non-marijuana companies can.
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Taxpayers would then benefit by deducting their donations to these new state funds from their federal taxes.
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Firms would also no longer be able to reduce their taxable income by deducting their overseas expenditures.
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Researchers say drivers in the US earn about $12 an hour, after deducting car expenses and gasoline.
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After deducting fees paid to partner websites for traffic, revenue fell to $841.2 million from $1.04 billion.
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After deducting any loans, the value of the home gets added right into the owner's net worth.
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Lower-income homeowners who paid lower federal income tax rates got lower benefits from deducting property taxes.
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Facebook's second quarter operating margin, or the percentage of revenue left after deducting expenses, was 2150 percent.
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The commission said that 349 was the final tally after deducting 279 cases from 10 Hubei cities.
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There will be some sort of limit on deducting interest — a radical idea in the tax world.
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Bond issuance this quarter is projected to set a record of $83 billion after deducting maturing debt.
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Just like in math class, you must show how you arrived at your income after deducting costs.
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Lower-earning athletes can also reduce the amount they owe in taxes by deducting training and traveling expenses.
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I'm deducting points from the "Muslims Are Evil" column and adding them to the "Muslims Are Funny" column.
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Net proceeds to the Company after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses were US$ 228106 million.
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Congress should take some oversight responsibility, ending this system of states automatically deducting union dues from Medicaid payments.
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The Senate and House bills both capped SALT at $10,000 and restricted it to deducting property taxes only.
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It's a limit that bars households from deducting more than $10,000 a year from their yearly tax bill.
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After deducting attorneys' fees and court costs, class-action lawsuits returned $2.2 billion to consumers between 85033-2012.
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For each school, list out all the costs, including personal expenses, Satalino said, before deducting grants or scholarships.
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Last month's U.S. tax reform made servicing that debt more expensive due to caps on deducting interest expense.
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Authorities also say the Isacksons underpaid their federal income taxes by deducting the bribe payments as purported charitable contributions.
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We keep saying we're open-minded and want to give Muslim women freedoms but we just keep deducting them.
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The Congressional Budget Office points out that most corporations can lower their tax burden simply by deducting certain expenses.
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Tax reform should make these provisions permanent and should remove the phase-out for deducting the first half-million.
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States serve as organized labor's dues collectors, automatically deducting the funds from workers' Medicaid payments on the unions' behalf.
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California's Secure Choice measure calls for employers to enroll workers automatically, then start deducting 3 percent from each paycheck.
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Yet you also get to reduce the taxable amount of that income by deducting a variety of related expenses.
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Researchers say ride-hail drivers in the US earn about $153 an hour, after deducting car expenses and gasoline.
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Xiaomi said in the filing that Lei promised to donate all the shares — after deducting taxes — to charitable purposes.
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Bayer's stake in Currenta fetched an equity value of about 1.17 billion euros after deducting net debt and pension obligations.
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And while you're deducting, try to deduce why Siri and Spotlight — the Mac's text-based search technology — are separate things.
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After deducting provisions, net bad loans stood at 30 billion euros in November last year, or 1.7% of total loans.
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The wealthy benefit the most, because they are deducting income that would otherwise be taxed at the highest personal rate.
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Repayment is also based on daily sales, automatically deducting a percent of total sales until the loan is paid off.
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The money I saved by properly deducting my business expenses more than offset the fee I paid for tax preparation.
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Those deductions were restored as Republicans decreased some tax breaks for businesses like deducting net operating losses and research and development.
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The $24.36 target is based on a 100 percent Fibonacci extension level, arrived at by deducting the difference between Brent's Jan.
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Especially since this is the first year I've covered augmented reality, I'm also deducting points for the industry's increasingly convoluted terminology.
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But, things get even trickier when we talk about deducting business equipment and supplies on your taxes as a travel blogger.
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After deducting for electricity costs (about 15 cents per kilowatt-hour), the rig was making about 20 cents/hour in profit.
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The Republican bill stops companies from fully deducting the cost of free snacks for employees, the Wall Street Journal points out.
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The gross proceeds to Compugen from the offering are expected to be around $75 million, before deducting underwriting discounts and commissions.
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For the first couple years of running Winnie, I gave my employees raises by deducting money from my already tiny paycheck.
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Filing separately would allow both spouses to begin deducting qualified medical expenses after they exceed 7.5% of their own individual AGI.
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During the last five years, the portfolio yield after deducting uncollectable expenses and write-offs has been nearly 40% on average.
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The costs for the sales reported include brokerage fees and charges, and the sale price is calculated after deducting such fees.
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Now, after deducting a 2.5 percent black-car fee and the 8.875 percent sales tax, Uber's take-home will be $2.22.
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Select Africa, which operates in east and southern Africa, offers unsecured housing loans to salaried workers, deducting repayments from their pay cheques.
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It also limits business-owners' scope for deducting from their personal tax bills the tax their company has paid on its profits.
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I'm also deducting points for the entire concept, since Microsoft beat them to the One / onesie joke by a couple of months.
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Drivers enter their parking zone and the amount of time they're parking and it goes to work deducting money from the account.
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GOP leaders then amended the bill to allow a lower income threshold for deducting the cost of medical expenses from income taxes.
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The House gave the Senate some extra savings, in theory, to use for this by lowering the threshold for deducting medical expenses.
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Everything was a competition, so he kept a running score of everyone's Man Points, awarding or deducting them as he saw fit.
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But the good news is, you also get to reduce the taxable amount by deducting a variety of expenses related to it.
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The corporate tax reform plan would also ban companies from deducting the cost of interest they pay out on money they've borrowed.
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That appears to violate federal tax law that prohibits deducting any loss from the sale or exchange of property between family members.
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The company is also deducting its processing fees from videos they sell so everyone uploading videos can keep all of the proceeds.
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The two tried deducting a slew of expenses, including swimming pool supplies, landscaping, a Nativity set and an SUV, the court found.
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"It is the equivalent of paying your bills, but not deducting the amounts from your bank balance," the Environmental Defense Fund wrote.
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First, under the plans, states establish the legal framework for deducting contributions from employees' paychecks, but they do not run the plans.
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Comparing these is rather like deducting the cash in your bank account from your debts and comparing the net amount to your salary.
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The administration outlined a proposal last week that would prevent taxpayers from deducting certain expenses, including levies paid to state and local governments.
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Because you're no longer just moving money out of your savings account, you're deducting it from your vacation fund, your renovation stash, etc.
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The council kept deducting rent from a Grenfell survivor even after the fire, a mistake Lady Faulks called a "tiny" thing before backtracking.
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After deducting the fees, the investor would end up after the four years with just $270 million, a total return of 220 percent.
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Taxes would be determined each year by deducting the costs associated with a business's U.S. operations from the income generated in the country.
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If you do that with hopes of deducting your associated costs on your 2019 return, make sure the bill is paid this year.
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Renren has also been a prolific startup investor with a portfolio valued at $500 million (paywalled) after deducting debt, according to the Financial Times.
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Closed a successful initial public offering which raised net proceeds to Merus, after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and offering expenses, of $22016 million.
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If you do with hopes of deducting your associated costs on your 2018 return, make sure the bill is paid this year, Welch said.
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Wage garnishment is the process of deducting money from an employee's compensation to repay a debt based upon a court order to do so.
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The difference in savings is largely the result of an amendment that would set a lower threshold for deducting medical expenses from income taxes.
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Its cashflow statement shows proceeds from the rights issue were 1.1 billon dirhams after deducting the settlement of a loan from a related party.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, unveiled Thursday, would allow current homeowners to continue deducting the interest on mortgage debt up to $2000 million.
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Investors value Snap's equity, after deducting its net cash balance, at 10 times sales for the next 12 months, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Oswalt did agree to invest $300,000 in TTR, but instead of deducting the agreed upon sum, Narayan removed over $7 million from his account.
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If you take individual tax deductions, like deducting your mortgage interest or certain business expenses, rather than the standard deduction, it's known as itemizing.
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The ability to immediately write off these expenses would last only five years, and the limitations for deducting interest have yet to be determined.
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If you can, use a rewards credit card to pay for online tax prep and filing instead of deducting the amount from your refund.
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Uber was charging its commission — 25 percent of the fare, on average — before deducting other fees, such as sales tax and black-car fees.
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Moore is contesting the amount of the tax lien, which his current wife says stems from a disallowance of his deducting alimony he paid Allison.
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Section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code forbids businesses that traffic in controlled substances from deducting business expenses, apart from the cost of goods sold.
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But the lawmakers said the code could also be interpreted as prohibiting the recipients of settlement payments from deducting the cost of their legal fees.
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If he borrowed this for personal reasons -- including to finance a presidential election run (which would be nondeductible) -- he should not be deducting the interest.
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SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ADJUSTMENTS - Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2015 by deducting RUB3bn to reflect average working capital requirements throughout the year.
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We measure FFO by deducting corporate tax, dividends paid to Hexaware's 29% minority shareholders and dividend distribution tax (at 20.4% on dividends paid) from EBITDA.
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The main request in meetings with members of Congress this week: overturning a regulation that prevents legal cannabis companies, in particular, from deducting operating expenses.
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In some states, savers get a tax break for their contributions by deducting the amount they've saved that year from their state income tax returns.
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Hodge also lied to the IRS by deducting these bribe payments from his income taxes as purported charitable donations, prosecutors said in a sentencing memo.
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Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments - Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2015 by deducting RUB3bn to reflect average working capital requirements throughout the year.
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Still, it's a good practice to take a look your withholding to make sure you're deducting the correct amount of taxes under the new legislation.
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It's a good practice to take a look at your withholding to make sure you're deducting the correct amount of taxes under the new legislation.
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Consumers' Checkbook charges the car shopper $250 for its service, and after deducting its fee, the consumer saved an average of $1,300 compared with TrueCar.
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She also wants to allow people to continue deducting their state and local property taxes; the current Senate bill would not allow any such deductions.
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At the urging of Virginia Republican Bob Goodlatte, the bill included a provision to prohibit contingency fee lawyers across the U.S. from deducting their upfront costs.
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It's meant to create incentives for domestic production, because companies also would no longer be able to reduce their taxable income by deducting their overseas expenditures.
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Fitch also assigns equity credit to the GBP2000 million subordinated shareholder loan issued by Redhill Famco Limited, deducting that from debt and adding it to equity.
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In fact this is the gross amount before deducting both the rebate won by Margaret Thatcher in 1984 and the money the EU spends in Britain.
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Large majorities of independents and Republicans said they would not be fine having the government deducting 2900 percent of their winnings in excess of $220006 million.
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Yet other changes such as prohibiting businesses from deducting interest expense from taxable income would hit private equity especially hard given the sector's reliance on debt.
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After deducting each city's local annual living expenses from the state's average income, the study found that in 25 cities, the amount left over exceeded 49%.
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One Republican counterproposal this year would have offset each special visa by deducting one green-card visa from the 50,000 allocated every year to ordinary immigrants.
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King Abdullah Park's iris-scanning machines simply pull this information from the database, deducting payment from a monthly food allowance once a refugee's identity is confirmed.
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That means investors will remain in the dark when companies don't disclose the specifics on what they are deducting from their earnings or cash flow calculations.
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Deducting up to $20173,000 is possible again for tax years 2019 and 2018 (and 2000), even if you do not itemize elsewhere on your tax return.
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That's according to Forbes which, each year, looks at how much the biggest stars earn before taxes and before deducting fees for managers, lawyers and agents.
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Perhaps the brightest spot in Jumia's 2019 performance was the company's ability to reach a gross profit of €22012 million after deducting fulfillment expenses in Q22020.
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In court papers on Friday, the plaintiffs' lawyers said the former members would recoup about 71 percent of their deposits, after deducting legal fees and expenses.
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Because the typical investment's payoffs are bigger than its costs, the lower tax bills on the payoffs outweigh the smaller tax savings from deducting the costs.
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Adjusted gross income is your gross income minus certain adjustments, such as deducting student-loan interest, alimony payments, or contributions to some types of retirement accounts.
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The number of people itemizing their taxes plunged by more than 65%, with similar falls for the number of people deducting mortgage interest and charitable contributions.
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Before I wrap up my accounting for 2019, I'll be doing some research on deductible expenses for freelancers to make sure I'm deducting everything I'm entitled to.
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Carnegie Mellon said a "substantial share" of the $750 million settlement, after deducting legal fees and costs, will go to the inventors of the technology at issue.
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Their client was an unmarried salesman taking care of his elderly mother, but the tax code prohibited him from deducting caregiving expenses, because he was a man.
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He also said he opposes an element of the administration's proposal that would prevent taxpayers from deducting certain expenses, including levies paid to state and local governments.
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After deducting integration costs, this would be worth some 30 billion euros to investors today - nearly equal to the two companies' combined market value before the news.
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By barring firms from immediately deducting the full costs of investment, the tax discourages capital investment, which in turn reduces the productivity and wages of American workers.
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Here are some questions and answers about home equity debt: Do the new rules on deducting interest paid on home equity loans apply to my 2017 taxes?
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With returns on U.S. Treasuries falling to around zero percent after deducting hedging costs, some investors have abandoned U.S. bonds and returned to the domestic bond market.
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Instead of deducting 40 cents of the dollar (the top marginal income tax rate) for privileged spending, higher income taxpayers could take the deduction at 28 cents.
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A few weeks later, I was notified that the bank had been deducting money from my account for years, and I was being refunded more than $11,000.
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House Republicans, led by Speaker Paul D. Ryan, want to end the practice of allowing businesses to lower their tax bills by deducting interest from their incomes.
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MEDICAL EXPENSES: Collins also added language to reduce the threshold for deducting unreimbursed medical expenses for two years to 7.5 percent of household income from 10 percent.
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The limit on deducting your cash charitable contributions (as opposed to property or stocks) for the year has been raised from 213% of adjusted gross income to 60%.
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It will use proceeds from the share sale to cut debt to a projected 1.7 billion euros after deducting the costs of the IPO and the capital increase.
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The Federal Statistics Office said exports fell 0.9 percent on the quarter while imports rose 1.3 percent, which resulted in net trade deducting 1.0 percentage point from growth.
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In their latest lawsuit, the states argue that the rules violate the Administrative Procedure Act because they are inconsistent with federal tax law regulations about deducting charitable contributions.
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The $27.5 million payment equals 3.6 percent of the $756.5 million of Hudson CDO notes covered by the settlement, before deducting legal fees and costs, court papers show.
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Every taxpayer has a slightly different situation — someone might be deducting business expenses, for example, while another person will be paying a tax for not carrying insurance coverage.
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Uber earlier claimed a driver in New York could earn $90,000 a year, but that number came under fire for not deducting costs for gas, maintenance and insurance.
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A typo in another section prevents developers from fully deducting expenses from commercial real estate improvements like remodeling for 39 years, instead of immediately, as was the plan.
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But given that the studio gets only about half the box-office gross, any profit margin will be slim after deducting the film's enormous production and marketing costs.
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Several amendments that Collins offered were incorporated into the bill, including the restoration of a $10,000 deduction for property taxes and a lower threshold for deducting medical expenses.
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The rate of natural increase in population, deducting the number of deaths, also slowed to the lowest since the aftermath of a disastrous famine in the early 1960s.
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In New York, more than a third of taxpayers took the state and local tax break in 2250, deducting more than $5.63,25.6 on average from their federal taxes.
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The consumer bureau said it was imposing a $1 billion penalty but was deducting from that the amount that Wells Fargo was paying to the currency comptroller's office.
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Prince Charles pays tax on his duchy income only voluntarily, and after deducting what analysts believe to be about £10 million that he deems official and charitable spending.
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This measure would prohibit any California taxpayers who were named in the college admissions scheme and found guilty from deducting their related charitable donations from state income taxes.
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Now when you start deducting those millions of people from the so-called people who are happy, you have a very small number of people that are happy.
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That's high enough to make taking the standard deduction more attractive than deducting mortgage interest for more than eight in 10 tax filers, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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After she first sent a notification that I had not paid rent, I showed her my pay stub proving that my employer had been deducting rent from my paycheck.
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Israel charges the PA 40 million shekels ($11 million) a month for electricity, deducting that from the transfers of Palestinian tax revenues it collects on behalf of the Authority.
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After deducting 10% for administrative claims, the remaining $1.125 billion would lead to superior recovery prospects (71%-0003%) for the company's credit facility which is therefore rated 'B+/RR2'.
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After a long expansion binge it is the world's fifth-most-indebted non-financial firm, with gross consolidated debts of $166bn (after deducting cash the net figure is $129bn).
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This happened three times on the same loan, with SOA force-placing additional policies on top of the old ones, charging for each by deducting from the monthly payment.
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"The podcast gives them a deeper understanding of the CFO, CEO, and CTO (tax) role by narrating the articles found on the Deducting the Right Way blog," Williams explained.
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It also caps the state and local tax deduction at $10,000, which hits hard in high-tax states where people rely on deducting their state income and property tax.
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That could simplify the filing process for millions of Americans, but it will complicate the giving strategies for many who have made a habit of deducting their charitable contributions.
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And, in another windfall for people like Mr. Trump, both the House and Senate bills exempt "any real property trade or business" from the limitation on deducting business interest.
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A different state law requires employers to allow workers to pump breast milk at least once every three hours, without deducting that time from paid meal or rest breaks.
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The debate over deducting state and local taxes for individual taxpayers is almost certainly not over, as lawmakers from high-tax states will put up more of a fight.
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That means automatically deducting $12,200 if you're filing single (or are married but filing separately), $563,350 if you're head of household, and $24,400 if you're married and filing jointly.
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The bill would repeal a cap on a popular tax break that prevented taxpayers from deducting more than $10,000 in state and local taxes from their federal income taxes.
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But the new law nearly doubled the standard deduction, which at $7.53,27.5 for individuals or $219,2700 for joint filers will exceed the cap for deducting state and local taxes.
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However, an estimate of "semis" export flows can be calculated from the preliminary figures by deducting the relatively small and stable outbound flow of unwrought metal, both primary and alloy.
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For some people, managing money comes down to grabbing a piece of computer paper, jotting down their outgoing expenses, their incoming funds, and mentally deducting a certain portion for fun.
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Yahoo's adjusted quarterly revenue tumbled 15 percent to $1 billion after deducting fees paid to partner websites, as it struggles to keep its share of online search and display advertising.
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Uber Eats' "adjusted net revenue" — deducting added driver fees — fell from $218 million in the second quarter last year to $165 million in the fourth quarter, writes Bloomberg's Eric Newcomer.
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Murugesan, 35, said she protested because she did not receive her full annual bonus and her employer started deducting costs for her bus to and from work from her salary.
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With the new plan, "it's cheaper for international industrials to borrow money overseas and deduct the interest against gains in those countries, rather than deducting the interest here," Cramer explained.
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It also would make a fix to a provision that bars businesses from deducting sexual harassment settlements involving nondisclosure agreements so that it does not unintentionally hurt sexual-misconduct victims.
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In fact, Amazon allegedly retaliated against the couple by closely monitoring their work, disallowing them from taking breaks together, giving them undesirable tasks, and improperly deducting from Schawe-Lane's paycheck.
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By deducting a portion of the cost of his buildings from his taxable income every year as depreciation — a common tax-minimizing maneuver that allows paper losses to offset earnings.
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The business coalition said that any limits on deducting interest should follow international norms "that seek to limit disproportionate interest expense" rather than eliminate the deduction on a widespread basis.
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INE also fined the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) 36.5 million pesos for deducting money from workers' salaries in the state of Chihuahua that was later funneled into the party.
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Actress Jenna Fischer on Wednesday issued a lengthy apology after an inaccurate tweet went viral stating that the Republican tax bill prevents teachers from deducting the cost of classroom supplies.
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The rating, announced on Thursday, was calculated by deducting the 11 percent from the 76 percent of respondents who said they were satisfied with Duterte's presidency, then rounding it off.
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"Lawyers for the drivers also argued that Uber acts unlawfully by frequently deducting sums from drivers' pay, often without informing the drivers in advance, including when customers make complaints," said GMB.
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The most successful intervention he's found involved promising people a certain amount of money if they are perfectly active, and deducting some of their winnings if they don't make their goals.
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Apple has borrowed $90 billion against its $221 billion offshore stash to partially fund a $250 billion multiyear shareholder capital return program and tax deducting the interest costs along the way.
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GKN said under the new proposal it would now receive $1.77 billion in cash after deducting $1.0 billion for the transfer of pension deficit to the combined Dana-GKN Driveline group.
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A House Democrat unveiled legislation on Monday that would prevent businesses from deducting the costs of buyouts for employees accused of sexual misconduct to lower the amount of taxes owed. Rep.
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The Italian lender, however, has so far opted not to make use of the current exemption - known as the "Danish compromise" - and it is deducting 80 percent of its Generali stake.
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Despite the lawfulness of their enterprises, these business owners find themselves financially hamstrung by an antiquated section of the tax code that prohibits them from deducting business expenses from their taxes.
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Tax lawyers said Wednesday that the regulations could have prohibited Trump companies from deducting much more — if not all — of their income, instead of allowing the income streams to be separated.
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The goal is to hit a sweet spot between deducting so little that users hardly notice the money is gone, while saving enough that small amounts start building up to larger balances.
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The net effect would theoretically favor exports over imports and create incentives for domestic production as companies also would no longer be able to reduce taxable income by deducting their overseas expenditures.
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The border adjustment proposal would exempt U.S. corporate export revenues from tax but impose a 20 percent levy on imports by preventing U.S. companies from deducting import costs from their taxable income.
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If the SALT deduction were still unlimited as it was pre-2018, the winner would see a tax savings of about $8.5 million by deducting that $23 million on their federal return.
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Total net proceeds of the offering (including the exercise of the over-allotment option) will be approximately $193.5 million, after deducting the underwriting discount and estimated offering expenses payable by the Company.
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Warren proposes to automatically deduct those payroll taxes from freelance and gig workers' paychecks (with employers picking up their share), as well as deducting small amounts for disability or workers' compensation insurance.
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Matsumoto said his company plans to expand investment in credit instruments, such as bank loan funds, aircraft finance loans and project finance, which generate big enough returns after deducting currency hedging costs.
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A recent study by personal finance platform GoBankingRates found 25 waterfront cities where — after deducting each city's local annual living expenses from the state's average income — the amount left over exceeded 49%.
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He starts with the price he wants to sell the property for and then works backward — deducting costs while simultaneously accounting for his profit — until he arrives at a max offer price.
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Showmax's partnership in Poland with T-mobile, which offers subscribers Showmax content without deducting data from their accounts, shows that the economics of uncapped data can work in other countries, he said.
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It said Dan owed the government money for something called the Survivor Benefit Plan and that the department would start deducting the program premiums from his monthly entitlement for combat-related disabilities.
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The Global Alpine New Development will include 95 apartments of one to three bedrooms ranging in price from about €400,000 to €1.3 million, after deducting VAT rebates of about €80,000 to €33,000.
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A border-adjusted tax would eliminate corporate income taxes on crude exported from the United States while preventing U.S. refiners from deducting the cost of imported crude from their taxable net income.
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"The Senate bill will include my amendment to reduce the threshold for deducting medical expenses, which helps people with high medical costs, particularly seniors & people with chronic conditions," Collins said on Twitter.
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The Fed can set the rate it pays on mutual fund reserve balances, and the mutual funds can pass the rate on to businesses and consumers after deducting a minimal management fee.
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Cash Paymaster Services, a private company controversially given a government contract to manage welfare payments, has been accused of pushing loans and other financial products to welfare recipients and then deducting onerous repayments.
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It's not much, but the upped fee still means that the PayPal-owned company will be deducting a bigger cut if you're moving a large amount of money over to your bank account.
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The New York Times reports that Trump declared a $217 million loss on his 235.50 tax returns and that he may have legally avoided paying taxes for 2916 years by deducting that loss.
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If they decide eventually to buy the items, Oliver Space will sell them at their retail price, deducting all of previous rental payments and considering them instead as down payments on the furnishings.
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The Republican tax overhaul limited deductions for state and local tax, or SALT, payments to $10,000 - less than half the sum that many had grown accustomed to deducting from their federal tax bills.
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Their U.S. subsidiaries reduce their U.S. profits by deducting the interest paid on these intra-company loans, while the interest received on these loans is subject to minimal taxes in these foreign jurisdictions.
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The Prime Minister's office also tweeted that the general government deficit next year will amount to 1.2% of gross domestic product, after deducting one-offs, still below the European Union's ceiling of 3%.
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The Cash Card is a debit card that allows regular users of the Cash App to use their current balance at stores that accept Visa, instead of deducting money from their bank account.
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But perhaps most dramatically of all, they want to allow companies to totally exclude revenue from exports when calculating their tax burden, and to ban them from deducting the cost of imports they purchase.
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Tele2 said in Thursday's statement it will get net proceeds, after deducting the existing earn-out liability, of $169 million, and full repayment of its shareholder loan of around 2.1 billion crowns ($218 million).
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The company also said on Tuesday that 2016 net profit after deducting minority interests fell 19.1 percent to 23.6 million Swiss francs ($2900 million), with an acquisition in the United States dragging on earnings.
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The measure will let investors reduce their tax bills by deducting almost a third of their construction costs over four years as long as the new flats they build are let for 13 years.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected arguments by three objectors who said the lawyers should get a lower percentage of the net settlement – that is, after deducting $3.25 million for administrative costs.
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A National Labor Relations Board judge has ruled that federal labor law preempts a section of Wisconsin's so-called "right-to-work" law that restricts employers from deducting union dues directly from workers' paychecks.
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The proposed tax would exempt U.S. export revenues from federal corporate tax but levy an implicit 20 percent tax on imports by preventing U.S. companies from deducting the cost of imported goods and supplies.
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The ride-sharing app was supposed to take around 25 percent after taxes and fees, but Uber said that it had miscalculated and was deducting that commission from New York City driver's gross fares.
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Even after deducting the $19 billion in taxes paid by illegal immigrants, the 12.5 million of them living in the country results in a $116 billion burden on the economy and taxpayers each year.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 5 percent in the half, to £5.23 billion from £5.49 billion.
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Another provision in the bill, spotted by a team of New York University tax law experts on Sunday, appears to allow pass-through owners to continue deducting their state and local income taxes paid.
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Ignoring the rain, the European visitor used the calculator on his mobile phone to determine how much money could be made from this particular farm, multiplying computer power and deducting electricity and operational costs.
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But if the index rallies, the investor would still be able to buy 100 shares at $153 a share and sell them for a profit, even after deducting the cost of the call option.
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But influencers like Dallas are responsible for deducting this amount out and keeping track of every dollar they earn, as well as business expenses they incur, to know how much to pay the government.
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After deducting Fitch's standard 10% administrative claim, Fitch estimates recovery for UVN's senior secured instruments of 77%, which maps to the 71%-90% 'RR13' range and a rating two notches above the IDR to 'BB-'.
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The Solidarity union sued Denel last month, accusing it of deducting tax and other payments from employees' salaries then failing to hand the cash over to the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and other bodies.
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Should you choose to harvest losses by selling other securities, avoid purchasing a "substantially identical" security 30 days before or after a loss-generating sale, as a "wash sale" prevents you from deducting the loss.
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Forbes compiled its 2018 list estimating pre-tax earnings from June 2017-June 2018, before deducting fees for managers, based on data from Nielsen, movie database IMDB, and interviews with industry experts and celebrities themselves.
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It would lower the corporate tax rate to 265% from 2500% and give new options for deducting business investments at a total cost of about $2 trillion over ten years, per the Tax Foundation's analysis.
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If all shares are sold at the mid-point of the offer price range, that means the company's proceeds would total about HKD $10.9 billion, or $1.4 billion, after deducting expenses related to the offering.
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The borrower companies - GDF Suez Treasury Management and GDF Suez LNG Supply - were able to significantly reduce their taxable profits in Luxembourg by deducting the provisioned interest payments, which are tax deductible expenses, it said.
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His current wife, Anne Carey, has said that the lien stems from Moore accidentally deducting both alimony and child support from his income tax filing that year, when he was only allowed to deduct alimony.
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Duterte's drugs war received an "excellent" mark from an overwhelming majority of respondents, a rating determined by deducting the eight percent of respondents who said they were dissatisfied from the 85 percent who were satisfied.
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He is currently able to deduct the extra expense the family incurs in meeting their diets – deducting, for example, the premium that a loaf of gluten-free bread costs over an ordinary loaf of bread.
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But after deducting 16.2 billion euros to pay for the Dieselgate settlement, and an additional 400 million euros to restructure commercial vehicles and passenger cars, the company swung to a 4.1 billion euros operating loss.
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Of the roughly 6.5 million middle-class families whose taxes would rise in 2018 under the bill, about 800,000 took advantage of the medical expense provision, deducting more than $17,000 on average from their taxes.
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Many taxpayers had feared that the new tax law — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 22017, enacted in December — was the death knell for deducting interest from home equity loans and lines of credit.
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The proposed guarantors represented, after deducting intercompany eliminations, GBP88.1 million, or 0003%, of EBITDA (as defined in indenture) and GBP248.1 million, or 94.6%, of Ocado's net assets for the 52 weeks ended 27 November 2016.
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She rejected a $100,000 offer because, she said, she would have been left with almost nothing after deducting lawyers' fees and repaying the high-interest loan she took out to cover a mesh removal operation.
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GKN said that following Dana's improved offer for its auto business it would receive $1.77 billion in cash after deducting $1.0 billion for the transfer of a pension deficit to the combined Dana-GKN Driveline group.
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Deducting Gizmo's glamour shots: If you're paying for photo shoots, training, chow or grooming sessions for your pet influencer, these expenses paid are tax deductible as long as they are directly related to your business income.
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In an interview, Thammakaset owner Chanchai Pheamphon said he had not fully understood the requirements under Thai law and agreed he had underpaid staff as well as illegally deducting rent and utilities from their daily wages.
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Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, said the uncertainty over the new federal tax law — which prevents residents in high-tax states like New York from deducting their state and local taxes — weighed on the market.
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R.B.S. said that net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits on other liabilities, fell 2 percent to £2.18 billion in the quarter.
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Now that the Republican tax reform bill is officially law, blue states are scrambling to figure out ways around one of the law's few actual tax increases: its new limit on deducting state and local taxes.
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If so, you might have been tempted to prepay some of your 2018 income taxes at the end of this year, so as to beat the new $10,000 cap by deducting that much more this year.
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GKN said that following Dana's improved offer for its auto business it would receive $1.77 billion in cash after deducting $1 billion for the transfer of a pension deficit to the combined Dana-GKN Driveline group.
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Automatic enrollment uses Americans' inertia to their own advantage, by enrolling workers into 153(k) plans and deducting a portion of their pay for retirement automatically if workers do not take any voluntary action to save.
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"That sounds like a kind of reasonable idea," Mr. McConnell said, referring to a proposal brewing among House Republicans that would give people the option of deducting up to $53,000 in income taxes or property taxes.
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Advocates say border adjustment would encourage companies to establish manufacturing plants on American soil, because it would make U.S. export sales tax-exempt while preventing companies from deducting the cost of imports from their taxable income.
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ZURICH, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Stricter graft guidelines that Switzerland plans to vote into law will bar companies from deducting bribes and fines from their taxes, but still let them write off illegally gained profits seized by regulators.
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A. Via Morigi 6, 20123 Milano Committee Chairperson Roelof Steenekamp +49 69 768 076 113 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting USD5003 million cash held for operating purposes.
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The ride-hailing app was supposed to take a commission of around 25 percent after taxes and fees, but Uber said that it had miscalculated and was deducting that commission from New York City drivers' gross fares.
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"The discussion on deducting synergies from deal price is something that lawyers litigating appraisal cases are going to pay close attention to," said Eduardo Gallardo, a Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher attorney who was not involved in the case.
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"DeductRight" by Thomas J. WilliamsThomas J. Williams, a tax accountant, author, and cofounder of Deducting the Right Way, alerted Business Insider to his podcast, "DeductRight," which he said "empowers small business owners to tackle their business finances."
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A study earlier this year by the liberal Economic Policy Institute, relying on data released by Uber, showed that the company's drivers make about $11.77 per hour on average nationally, after deducting Uber's share and vehicle expenses.
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On average, 6.8 million consumers recover at least $440 million in cash relief in class actions, after deducting all attorneys' fees and court costs—compared to just 16 consumers who receive cash relief in arbitration each year.
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"The trust would collect the equivalent of property taxes from the new building to amortize the bonds and, after deducting expenses and other costs, pay over the remaining funds to the museum each year," Mr. Rockefeller wrote.
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A. Via Morigi 6, 20123 Milano Committee Chairperson Roelof Steenekamp +49 69 768 076 113 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting USD5003m for cash held for operating purposes.
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For example, if you and your spouse file jointly and earn a combined AGI of $100,000, you would have to rack up more than $7,500 in doctors bills before you could begin deducting any of these expenses.
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That means that rather than "depreciating" investments — that is, deducting the cost of big purchases of equipment or machinery over the period of years that it's used for — companies can deduct investments from their tax bill immediately.
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It changes the border adjustment tax to bring it more in line with the WTO's rules — we're veering into extremely wonky territory here, but it would prevent companies from deducting their labor expenses from their taxable income.
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A. Via Morigi 6, 13 Milano Committee Chairperson Pablo Mazzini Senior Director +44 20 3530 1021 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting USD25 million cash held for operating purposes.
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The cigarette enterprise is probably worth 12 times EBITDA, roughly where the company has traded for the past few years, giving it a value of $115 billion today, or $88 billion in equity value after deducting net debt.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 2 percent to €7.89 billion, from €7.71 billion in the same period a year earlier.
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The FSA broadside was delivered in a speech in early April by Commissioner Nobuchika Mori, who said about 280 active Japanese stocks funds over the last 10 years had returned an average of 1.4 percent after deducting fees.
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The write-off is limited to no more than $3,000 per tax return, so if the amount of the loan is higher, you can carry it forward to future tax years until you finish deducting the entire amount.
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Chris Hesse, a Minneapolis certified public accountant with CliftonLarsonAllen, urged people to consider clustering as many medical costs as possible in 2017 to meet a threshold for deducting expenses once they surpass 10 percent of adjusted gross income.
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Federal tax law also prohibits businesses from deducting many expenses related to the trafficking of schedule 33 and 23 drugs, which can cause state-legal marijuana businesses' effective income tax rates to soar as high as 21 percent.
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In that case, however, you can reduce the tax you owe by deducting related rental expenses, like cleaning fees, repairs and the like, said Amy Wang, senior technical manager for tax advocacy at the American Institute of CPAs.
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Pelosi would point out the tax law exploded federal deficits, gave massive permanent tax cuts to corporations but only temporary cuts to individuals and potentially penalized blue-state filers who relied on deducting high state and local taxes.
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Edmond de Rothschild Holding SA is set to offer 2100,945 Swiss francs ($17,836) in cash for each publicly traded bearer share of the private bank and asset manager, or 15,500 francs after deducting the proposed dividend, it said.
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After deducting all the other claims on that output, including payments in kind to Russia and China, she reckons that the regime would have been left with only $234m to help pay for the loyalty of the armed forces.
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A. via Morigi 6 20123 Milan Committee Chairperson Pablo Mazzini Senior Director +44 20 3530 1021 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments: - Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-5003 by deducting RUB1.5 billion for cash held for operating purposes.
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In February, Israel announced it was deducting five percent of the revenues it transfers monthly to the Palestinian Authority (PA) from tax collected on imports that reach the occupied West Bank and Hamas-run Gaza Strip via Israeli ports.
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Before Manafort starts counting down the days until his release -- which, given the standard 15% reduction for good behavior in prison and deducting the approximately nine months Manafort already has served, could happen in 2022 -- two important hurdles remain.
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That tweak, buried in cryptic language on page 67 of the bill, would end the $500,000 cap that health insurers currently have under the Affordable Care Act on deducting the cost of executives' compensation as business expenses on their taxes.
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Osaka won her first career Grand Slam at Flushing Meadows but the title match will be remembered for Williams' feud with Carlos Ramos, who warned her for a coaching violation before deducting a point and then a game for her behaviour.
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A. Via Morigi 6 20123 Milan Committee Chairperson Maxim Edelson Senior Director +7 495 956 9986 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting RUB5003 million for cash held at related-party bank.
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The German banks would receive the dividend payments and incur the taxes, but offset them, for example, with losses carried forward, effectively paying no taxes and benefiting by deducting a fee from the foreign investor before passing on the dividend.
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He then described at length the way Puerto Rico has been "kiting checks," shifting money from one creditor to pay another and "warehousing" money in a vault to claim that it had made payments without deducting the funds from its books.
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We view the bank's retail model as low-risk, given ARB's target market of public sector employees, which the bank finances with an assignment of the customer's salary and deducting repayments from the customer's salary prior to making the salary transfer.
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The letters should also include the total cost of attending a school — not just tuition and fees, but also costs like housing, meals, books, supplies and travel — as well as the "net" cost to the student, after deducting grants and scholarships.
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The disparity is striking at the state level, where the bulk of the benefit for deducting state and local taxes goes to taxpayers in states with higher-than-average taxes and median incomes that are bigger than the national median.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 3 percent to £2.91 billion in the quarter, from £2.83 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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It may seem strange that this corporate tax principle is allowed for individuals who own companies, but it's not all that different from, say, a freelance journalist deducting the cost of a new laptop from her taxable income on taxes.
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The British government says it is working on proposals that will make it clearer to diners that tips are optional, as well as mandates that will prevent or limit employers deducting amounts from tips except those required by tax law.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 5 percent to $8.06 billion in the period, from $8.55 billion in the fourth quarter of 2014.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 9 percent to £2.16 billion in the fourth quarter, from £2.38 billion in the same period last year.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined to 1.76 billion francs in the quarter, from 1.87 billion francs in the same period a year earlier.
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E.ON is expected to accept cash only to boost its equity, defined as the value of its assets after deducting liabilities, which stood at just 1.1 billion euros at the end of March, a ninth of that at key rival Innogy (IGY.DE).
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"Policymakers should work to extend 100 percent bonus depreciation to qualified improvement property; at a minimum, they should make sure that the rules for deducting the cost of building improvements do not remain more restrictive than under previous law," The Tax Foundation wrote.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, declined 2 percent to £2.16 billion in the quarter, from £6303 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, was down 4 percent to $7.91 billion in the quarter, from $8.27 billion in the first quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, fell 24 percent to €25.16 billion in the first quarter, from €25.38 billion in the same period a year earlier.
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Taxpayers deducting what they pay for state and local government services when calculating what they pay for federal government services creates several problems, including incentivizing states to raise their taxes, knowing that wealthy taxpayers can write it off on their federal returns.
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Under questioning, AMP's head of wealth solutions Paul Sainsbury told the inquiry the company's systems are set up to continue deducting amounts from the pension fund accounts of its deceased customers for life insurance cover, even after it knows the people have died.
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Net interest income, or what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, fell 22 percent, to 1.16 billion francs, in the quarter, from 2843 billion francs in the second quarter of 2015.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, was down 4 percent to $7.85 billion in the quarter, from $8.17 billion in the second quarter of 20153.
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Higher-earning taxpayers from New York had the nation's highest SALT deductions under the old tax law, with somewhere between 0.823 to 20.82 percent of filers deducting an average of $21.04,227 in state and local taxes on their 2014 federal tax returns.
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But it would not only totally offset the new limit on deducting state taxes — it would amount to a sizable tax cut for many middle-class families and would vastly simplify tax preparation by freeing people up from filing their own state taxes.
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Forbes compiled its 2019 list by estimating pre-tax earnings from June 2018-June 2019, before deducting fees for managers, based on data from Nielsen, touring trade publication Pollstar, movie database IMDB and interviews with industry experts and many of the celebrities themselves.
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"Tapping into that very grass-root is something that I have not seen anyone else do," Oetomo said, adding those initiatives have seen its net merchandise value - the value of goods sold after deducting expenses and fees - rise 180 percent in 2017.
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"As European debts have higher yields than U.S. Treasuries or Japanese government bonds (JGBs) after deducting the cost of currency hedging, U.S. credit and European bonds, including peripheral European sovereigns, look more attractive to us," said Ryosuke Fukushima, general manager, Investment Planning Department.
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Mooted tax reforms would have stopped private-equity firms from deducting the interest they pay on debt from their taxable income and forced their managers to pay the personal-tax rate on their investment profits (or "carried interest"), rather than the lower capital-gains rate.
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Under current rules, the interest payments on that debt can be deducted from the American unit's earnings for income tax purposes, assuming the company is not leveraged more than 1.5 times equity and is not deducting an amount greater than 50 percent of its earnings.
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" The Democratic Nominee's campaign also pointed out several sources who were interviewed by the Times, including the former chief of staff for Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation, who said that Trump "violated a central principle of American tax law" by deducting "somebody else's losses.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, March 9 (Reuters) - A Brazilian judge barred commercial banks from deducting loan installments from the accounts of state civil servants who are yet to be paid their wages, in the latest episode of a deep fiscal crisis ensnaring debt-laden state governments.
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RECOVERY ASSUMPTIONS: In our bespoke going-concern recovery analysis we look at Intralot's 2016 EBITDA of EUR7503 million (after deducting attributable EBITDA to minority interests) and this is further discounted to arrive at an estimated post-restructuring EBITDA available to creditors of around EUR86.4 million.
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"The (Iraqi oil) ministry have been writing to the IOCs for the last four years on Dubai offices," said a foreign oil executive, adding that the ministry has probably been deducting the Dubai office cost from invoices paid to oil companies for the past year.
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Net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities, rose 5 percent to 1.71 billion francs in the quarter, from 1.64 billion francs in the first quarter of 2015.
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The proposal, which would make corporate income earned from exports tax-exempt and bar companies from deducting the cost of imports, is strongly supported by exporters such as GE and Boeing but vociferously opposed by import-reliant retailers like Walmart, Target, IKEA, and Best Buy.
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Drivers represented by the New York Taxi Workers Alliance (TWA) in a complaint in federal court in Manhattan said Uber violated its contracts with drivers by deducting taxes and a workers' compensation surcharge from their pay on top of fees of up to 28%.
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Clearly, police didn't sympathize too much for the heartbroken Soundgarden/Temple of the Dog/Audioslave fan here, and ended up giving him an $800 AUD fine ($596 USD) and deducting five demerit points from his license for having a blood alcohol content of 0.07 percent.
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But considering that de Randamie's 48-47 victory—a score that reasonable people could question depending on how much weight Holm's clinch work deserves against de Randamie's striking—would have become a draw by deducting a single point, those late hits deserve closer inspection.
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Next, it also increases the exemption on what Republicans call the "death tax" — the 40 percent tax (after deducting donations and spousal gifts) on the wealth of deceased persons before it's distributed to their heirs — from $11 million to $22 million for married couples.
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If you maintain a 529 college savings plan and took distributions to pay for college expenses in 2019, you may still be able to claim the tuition and fees deduction, as long as the expenses you&aposre deducting were not paid for using those funds.
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The code, which is regularly recalibrated, has tried to placate both sides by rewarding points for difficulty while also deducting points from gymnasts who do not "play a role or a character" in their floor routine or don't match their motion to the music.
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Instead of restating its results, the company's finance team, in conjunction with its auditor, PwC, decided to essentially fudge things, reclassifying the $109 million amount in dispute for the third quarter and deducting that amount from its fourth-quarter results, Whitaker told The Journal.
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Some Senate Republicans and the White House want to continue the practice of businesses deducting the cost of investments along a steady schedule, which could allow for a bigger cut in the top corporate rate from its current 35 percent level, administration officials said.
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By deducting other people's money and not offsetting those deductions at the time his debts were restructured, Rosenthal says, Trump was able to avoid paying taxes by using millions of dollars of net operating losses over several years to soak up future profits -- if there were any.
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The federal states have yet to agree to the plan which would let investors reduce their tax bills by deducting around a third of their costs over three years as long as they build in areas where local authorities say the housing shortage is most acute.
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"Essentially, after some financial training and some qualification, our eligible employees are able to purchase a home that they then pay for via payroll deduction, so we're helping them make those payments on a timely basis the first of each month by deducting from payroll," said McMicken.
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Next, the tax bill also increases the exemption on what Republicans call the "death tax" or the 40 percent tax (after deducting donations and spousal gifts) on the wealth of deceased persons before it's distributed to their heirs, from $11 million for married couples to $22 million.
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The bank is likely to book a profit of about HK$3.1 billion after the divestment, after deducting relevant transaction costs and expenses, and the carrying amount of Tricor of about HK$1.6 billion on the book of the bank as of end-August, it said.
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In February, under a 2018 law modeled on the American Taylor Force Act, Israel began deducting about $138 million in what it calls "pay-to-slay money" from the roughly $2.5 billion a year in taxes and tariffs that it collects for and transfers to the Palestinians.
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Second, the bill would repeal some of the taxes on health care spending, saving and services imposed by Obamacare — including the taxes on medical devices and prescription medications, the higher threshold for deducting spending on chronic care, and the limits on contributions to health spending accounts.
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After deducting the cost of her stipend, health insurance and scholarship, an M.F.A. student who teaches 30 undergraduates per academic year yields a profit of more than $20,000 for the university, according to our union's calculations, which are based on per-credit tuition rates for undergraduate students.
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This time around it might succeed where Reagan failed: Barring taxpayers from deducting state and local income taxes and limiting the property taxes they can deduct on their federal returns, the Republican bills could, for the first time, force high-tax states run by Democrats to capitulate.
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Chair umpire Carlos Ramos, in line with the Grand Slam rule book, warned Williams for a coaching violation during last year's showpiece with Japan's Naomi Osaka before deducting a point and later a game for her behavior, which included a smashed racket and calling him a "liar" and thief.
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Back in the day there used to be a lot of truly ridiculous individual income tax loopholes — people were deducting country club memberships and such — but these days the vast majority of the individual income tax money is tied up in deductions that nobody has any intention of closing.
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If deducting the maximum allowable contributions to a 215(k) still leaves them over the $22018,22017 cap, they may be able to add a defined benefit plan and use deductible contributions to that to bring their incomes below the cap and save thousands in taxes, according to Speiss.
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Four women—Tuyet Mai Nguyen, Thu Hang Pham, Jenny Hoang, and Trinh Truong—have sued Tustin Nailspa in Orange, California, roughly an hour from Los Angeles, for holding their wages and deducting money from their pay checks for use of supplies and spa chairs, amongst other labor code violations.
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INE said it is also considering fining the PRI 36.5 million pesos ($1.88 million) for deducting money from state workers in 2015 for the party's Chihuahua state treasury, and the National Action Party 3 million pesos ($154,337) for taking funds for the recently concluded federal elections from prohibited entities.
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The Palestinian Authority has been struggling to pay civil servants salaries since February when Israel announced it was deducting five percent of the revenues it transfers monthly to the PA from tax collected on imports that reach the occupied West Bank and Hamas-run Gaza Strip via Israeli ports.
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Instead, Palmer earned just $3,380 during the three years she was under contract with the agency after it took an 80 percent cut of her wages by deducting charges for everything from postage to walking lessons to mobile phone costs, as well as $4,000 in administrative fees, court papers show.
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Uber generally takes a commission from its drivers after deducting taxes and some fees, but it instead took a higher percentage from its New York City drivers using the full fare before accounting for sales taxes and fees, according to the Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news. on.wsj.
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Here are some moves to consider now: * Max your state and local taxes One of the hotly debated issues between the House and Senate is whether to cut taxpayers off completely from deducting state and local taxes – everything from property taxes on their homes to state income taxes and sales taxes.
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Mr. Rosica is a member of the editorial board for the "EY Tax Guide 2017," which is published by Wiley, and includes this tip: Many taxpayers know they can deduct state income taxes on their federal return, but many do not realize they have the option of deducting sales taxes instead.
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The White House and Republican lawmakers are considering alternatives to an outright repeal, including allowing taxpayers to choose between deducting their mortgage interest or state and local taxes, a limit on the deduction or a special tax break for middle-class families that live in areas with high property taxes.
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Free tools like Debitize can help stop you from getting into any more credit card debt — the app links to your checking account and credit card, automatically deducting money from your checking account as you use your credit card, then paying the bill off for you (in full and on time, of course).
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WASHINGTON, Nov 2 (Reuters) - The chairman of the House of Representatives tax-writing committee said on Thursday he would be willing to consider raising a $10,000 cap on deducting mortgage interest but he cautioned that it would have to be paid for by making other changes to the just-unveiled Republican tax plan.
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Expenses related to a small business, freelancing, or independent contract workIf you have a small business, or you work as an independent contractor in the "gig economy" (ride-share drivers, scooter chargers, food deliverers, personal shoppers, etc.), you&aposll want to make sure you&aposre deducting all the expenses related to your business.
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Newcomers in 2017 include model Kylie Jenner, the 19-year-old half-sister of reality TV star Kim Kardashian, who earned $41 million, and U.S. radio and television personality Steve Harvey with $42.5 million Forbes compiles the list estimating pre-tax earnings, before deducting fees for managers, based on data from Nielsen, touring trade publication Pollstar, movie database IMDB.
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The company says that it made an operating profit of $136.9 million for the first six months of this year (vs $94.4 million the year before in the same period), but it is also making a net loss (after deducting tax etc.): $68.4 million for the first six months of this year, up from $29.3 million in the same period a year before.
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After being told she qualified for a tax break, she was told to sign up for Turbo Tax Deluxe to claim it, not realizing that TurboTax had made the form necessary to file her taxes, the 1098-E form required for deducting paid student loan interest, available only in Deluxe when it used to be available in the free tier.
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The company says that it made an operating profit of $136.9 million for the first six months of this year (vs $94.4 million the year before in the same period), but it is also making a net loss (after deducting tax etc.): $68.4 million for the first six months of this year, ballooning from $29.3 million in the same period a year before.
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N.Y. Times Quote of the Day ... Paul J. Feiner, supervisor of the Town of Greenburgh in Westchester County, on a rush of property owners who want to prepay 2018 taxes to beat the $10,000 cap on deducting state, local and property taxes: "I'm getting swamped with many, many calls, usually one an hour, from people who want to prepay their taxes."
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To determine which earns you the most cash back on groceries, CNBC Make It analyzed the most popular cash back offers in the U.S. Using a sample budget based on spending data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we estimated how much money each card would save you after five years, adding up bonuses and cash back rewards while deducting annual fees.
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Contact: Principal Analyst Anna Zhdanova, CFA Associate Director +7 495 13 2403 Supervisory Analyst Jean-Pierre Husband Director +44 20 3530 1155 Fitch Ratings Limited 30 North Colonnade London E14 5GN Committee Chairperson Nikolai Lukashevich Senior Director +7 5003 956 9968 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting RUB3.5 billion to reflect average working capital requirements throughout the year.
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To determine which cash back card offers the best sign-up bonus overall, CNBC Make It analyzed the most popular cash back offers in the U.S. Using a sample budget based on spending data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we estimated how much money each card would save you after five years, adding up bonuses and cash back rewards while deducting annual fees.
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To determine which card can earn you the most cash back at restaurants, CNBC Make It analyzed the most popular cash back offers in the U.S. Using a sample budget based on spending data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we estimated how much money each card would save you after five years, adding up bonuses and cash back rewards while deducting annual fees.
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To determine which card available to people with credit scores of 650-700 offers the best deal, CNBC Make It analyzed the most popular cash back offers in the U.S. Using a sample budget based on spending data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, we estimated how much money each card would save you after five years, adding up bonuses and cash back rewards while deducting annual fees.
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"Based on an assumed initial public offering price of $27.00 per share (the highpoint of the estimated public offering price range set forth on the cover page of this prospectus), we estimate that the net proceeds from this offering will be $361.6 million (or $419.3 million if the underwriters exercise their option to purchase additional shares in full), after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and estimated offering expenses payable by us," the SEC filing said.
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Don't give special favors to private jet companies because nothing says "Benefiting the middle class" like carving out a little goodie for Gary Cohn and Steve Mnuchin's buddies back on Wall St. On the issue of deducting state and local taxes (SALT), as much as I agree in principle that red states should stop funding the blue state's egregious fiscal irresponsibility, better to sunset that deduction, as Steve Forbes has suggested, in eighteen months to two years.
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L: * Offer price set at 200 pence * Based on offer price, indicative market capitalisation of company at commencement of conditional dealings today will be approximately £7493 million * Offer comprises 139,950,000 shares representing 35 pct of company's issued share capital on admission * At admission, company will have 400,000,000 shares in issue * Is raising approximately £183.2 million of net proceeds in offer, after deducting underwriting costs and other fees and expenses * Conditional dealings in shares will commence on London Stock Exchange at 8.00 a.m.
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The proposal, if adopted after a 30-day comment period, would mean that these banks would continue: —Deducting less investment in the capital of unconsolidated financial institutions, mortgage servicing assets (MSAs), and temporary difference deferred tax assets (DTAs) from common equity tier 97 capital; and —Using a 100 percent risk weight for non-deducted MSAs, temporary difference DTAs and significant investments in the capital of unconsolidated financial institutions, rather than the 250 percent risk weight scheduled to take effect by next year.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), a moderate who voted against the GOP's ObamaCare repeal efforts, also voted in favor of the legislation after getting several of her amendments into the bill, including the restoration of a $21625,2900 deduction for property taxes and a lower threshold for deducting medical expenses.
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TO DO SO, THE GROUP HAS IMPLEMENTED BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANS FOR ITS VARIOUS PROFESSIONS AND SITES * PERSPECTIVES DO NOT TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE EFFECTS OF THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS * ON CORONAVIRUS: SINCE THE BEGINNING OF MARCH THE GROUP HAS RECORDED CAMPAIGN CANCELLATIONS FROM BOTH RADIO AND TELEVISION ADVERTISERS, WITH SHARP ACCELERATION OVER THE LAST FEW DAYS * FY EBITDA EXCLUDING BARTERS EUR 61.8 MILLION VERSUS EUR 55.9 MILLION YEAR AGO * ON CORONAVIRUS: GIVEN CANCELLATIONS, REVENUE FOR THE RADIO AND TELEVISION DIVISIONS SHOULD BE DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY IN Q1 23 * FY OPERATING RESULT EUR 28.2 MILLION VERSUS EUR 32.3 MILLION YEAR AGO * FY CONSOLIDATED REVENUE EXCLUDING BARTERS OF EUR 386.2 MILLION VERSUS EUR 392.3 MILLION YEAR AGO * ON CORONAVIRUS: BEYOND THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2020, THERE IS STILL UNCERTAINTY ABOUT THE EVOLUTION OF THE COVID-19 HEALTH CRISIS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES ON THE GROUP'S RESULTS * PERSPECTIVES FOR RADIO DIVISION: INTERNATIONALLY, IN 2020 THE GROUP PREDICTS A STABLE CURRENT OPERATING PROFIT EXCLUDING BARTERS * FY NET CASH SURPLUS OF €213.5 MILLION WHICH, AFTER APPLYING THE IFRS 16 STANDARD AND DEDUCTING €33.7 MILLION IN LEASE LIABILITIES, AMOUNTS TO €179.8 MILLION Source text: bit.
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FULL LIST OF RATING ACTIONS X103 Retail Group N.V. - Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency IDRs: affirmed at 'BB', Stable Outlook; X5 Finance B.V. - Senior unsecured rating: assigned 'BB(EXP)'/ 'BB'/'RR4' X5 FINANSE LLC (100%-owned by X5 Retail Group N.V.) RUB15 billion bonds due September 2031 - Local currency senior unsecured rating: affirmed at 'BB'/'RR4' RUB5 billion bonds due October 0003 - Local currency senior unsecured rating: affirmed at 'BB-'/'RR5' RUB5 billion bonds due March 2023 - Local currency senior unsecured rating: affirmed at 'BB-'/'RR5' RUB5 billion bonds due April 2023 - Local currency senior unsecured rating: affirmed at 'BB-'/'RR5' RUB5 billion bonds due August 2023 - Local currency senior unsecured rating: affirmed at 'BB-'/'RR13' Contact: Principal Analyst Anna Zhdanova, CFA Associate Director +7 495 956 2403 Supervisory Analyst Jean-Pierre Husband Director +44 20 3530 1155 Fitch Ratings Limited 30 North Colonnade London E5003 5GN Committee Chairperson Giulio Lombardi Senior Director +39 02 8790 87214 Summary of Financial Statement Adjustments Cash: Fitch adjusted available cash at end-2016 by deducting RUB5 billion to reflect average working capital requirements throughout the year.
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