Sentences with phrase «forms of ownership often»

If you own stock or other assets with a spouse as joint tenants or tenants by the entirety — forms of ownership often used by married couples that ensure that on the death of one co-owner the survivor becomes the sole owner — the basis is adjusted upward on the death of the co-owner.

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The pullback in government support was often justified by the idea that employee stock ownership may be a risky substitute for fixed worker pay, but almost all the studies indicate that employee stock ownership in the form of ESOPs does not come at the expense of workers taking lower wages or other forms of compensation.

Often, company stock is one investment choice, although since this form of employee ownership is actually paid for by the employees with their profit sharing, employees are often advised to have company stock be a modest percent of the overall investment accOften, company stock is one investment choice, although since this form of employee ownership is actually paid for by the employees with their profit sharing, employees are often advised to have company stock be a modest percent of the overall investment accoften advised to have company stock be a modest percent of the overall investment account.

«You can borrow anywhere from $ 10,000 to $ 100,000 with angel investors,» says Spence, but these investors expect a return on their investment, and it often comes in the form of part ownership or a stake in your earnings.

Behind all of this is a bigger problem that goes beyond Apple and HPE: We have shifted corporate ownership form folks like you and me to large hedge funds that operate on a razor edge of legality — often drifting into insider trading)-- and drive executive compensation to favor their needs over our needs as customers or investors.

Digital assets simply put are data that exist in form of binary files, these assets can be seen as those tangible things we often claim ownership and control over the value.

Joint Tenancy - A form of ownership in which two or more individuals (often spouses) have an equal share in the ownership of a property.