Sentences with phrase «deliberate time gap»

If there is a deliberate time gap between when the non-deductible IRA contribution is made, and when the subsequent Roth conversion occurs, it's easier to claim that the end result of dollars in the Roth wasn't part of a sole intent to circumvent the rules.

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So here is what the editorial board of the Times fails to consider: Achievement gaps on the NAEP narrowed dramatically during the 1970s and early 1980s when the nation was still pursuing policies of deliberate integration.

f) Most of those who can afford to litigate i) can write their legal fees off as business expenses, and ii) are also on paid time, so g) those who can afford to litigate actually profit from litigating, independent of case outcomes, and are motivated to do more of it, so h) the gap in the logic of the common law steadily grows in the absence of deliberate correction or a change in economic forces.