@gnasher729 This would be similar to Canada -
exact rules depend on jurisdiction, but typically dividends can only be paid out of «retained earnings» [accumulated net profit over the years].
The exact rules depend on your IRS nonprofit status (i.e., which flavor of nonprofit you are), so check with the lawyers early on so that you know the ground rules.
The exact rules depend on...
Not exact matches
This is a good
rule of thumb to go by; however the
exact time period
depends on your particular insurance plan.
The
exact rules and help your child will need to develop these skills will
depend largely on your child's temperament.
(This is a good
rule of thumb to go by; however the
exact time period
depends on your particular insurance plan.)
And with 2 voters, the answer to your question
depends on the
exact tie - breaking
rule that is used.)
While the
exact foods you should be eating
depend heavily on your body type, metabolism, and other factors, a good
rule of thumb is to stick to all natural, whole foods.
While most plans give you 30 to 90 days to explore the options and make a decision, the
exact timeframe may
depend on the balance in the account and on the plan's
rules.
Although the
exact rules differ from case to case
depending on industry, job, etc., here are some easy to follow
rules:
The
exact answer to this
depends on your financial circumstances and how much insurance you have, but a good
rule of thumb is to have enough to cover three to six months» worth of living expenses.
I do not know the
exact rules because I secure all trenches but - and this also
depends on the soil - the looser the soil the more shallow you need «shoring» If it's more than a 3 - 4» deep take care and slope the sides - the deeper you get you need to secure the sides.