Sentences with phrase «gain as a result of the policy»

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May 2 - U.S. stock futures gave up earlier gains on Wednesday stemming from Apple's forecast - beating results, as caution set in ahead of the Federal Reserve's comments on inflation and monetary policy.

The UKIP leader Nigel Farage says Islamist extremists could cross the Mediterranean and gain access to the UK as a result of EU policies to address the migrant boat crisis.

The results were dire for the Conservatives but Kenneth Baker, the party chairman, forewarned by media speculation, was able to sell atypical Tory gains in Wandsworth and Westminster in London as a vindication not just of Thatcher but of her most unpopular policy, the poll tax.

If such thoughts are correct, then any non-political gains for New York as a result of the policies of Gov. Cuomo are just incidental by - products.

To the extent that one believes that states that expected to gain the most from accountability policies adopted them prior to NCLB, one might view the results we present as an underestimate of the average effect of school accountability.

This is because the sale of the life insurance policy, under these circumstances, is treated as, in part, the sale of a pure insurance asset (resulting in ordinary income), and as, in part, the sale of an investment asset (resulting in capital gain).

«As to our advocacy around a carbon tax — I would not support putting a carbon tax in place today because I think we still have a lot of gains to be made through technology and other less intrusive policies on the economy which are showing results,» he said in a speech before The City Club of Cleveland.

Our results therefore suggest that if climate policy communicators want to raise levels of support for carbon policies then they would be wise to frame the associated costs as a foregone - gain.

The IEA makes clear that recent efficiency gains have come as a result of an expansion of national policies, such as energy efficiency standards for vehicles and appliances.

Unfortunately, rather than be honest and discuss his inability to fund the litigation as a result of the credit card companies» new policy, Complainant began manufacturing grievances in an attempt to gain leverage over Mr. Warner and obtain as much in free legal services as possible before representing himself pro per...

Policy Exchange Usually the result of a policy replacement, any potential taxable gain associated with terminating a policy can be deferred by qualifying the purchase of a new policy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue CodePolicy Exchange Usually the result of a policy replacement, any potential taxable gain associated with terminating a policy can be deferred by qualifying the purchase of a new policy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Codepolicy replacement, any potential taxable gain associated with terminating a policy can be deferred by qualifying the purchase of a new policy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Codepolicy can be deferred by qualifying the purchase of a new policy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Codepolicy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Code 1035.

Usually the result of a policy replacement, any potential taxable gain associated with terminating a policy can be deferred by qualifying the purchase of a new policy as an exchange under the provisions of Internal Revenue Code 1035.

As a result, if a permanent insurance policy is held until death, the taxation of any gains are ultimately avoided altogether; they're not taxable under IRC Section 7702 (g) during life, and neither the cash value growth nor the additional increase in the value of the policy due to death itself are taxable at death under IRC Section 101 (a).

Not only does a lapsed policy cancel death benefit protection but, as mentioned earlier, it can also result in tax consequences — the IRS requires a policyholder to pay taxes on gains based on the gross value of a policy, even if that value reflects the loan amount the policyholder needs to repay.