Sentences with phrase «portion of the profits earned»
Since the 30 % of savings in an RRSP is «owned» by the government, you only benefit from your 70 % portion of the profits earned.
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When a corporation earns a profit, it can reinvest the funds in the business and pay a portion of the profit to shareholders in the form of a dividend.
Look for the large companies that earn good profits and distribute a major portion of their profits via dividends to their shareholders.
Depending on the kind of whole policy you buy, the cash portion earns interest from the life insurance company's investments, or at a predetermined rate set by the company, or in some cases from dividends of the company's annual profit.
Unfortunately, 4 % growth in diluted EPS didn't keep abreast — a substantial portion of the (incremental) profit was earned in JVs, and dropped down into minorities.
You're confusing a case where you're profiting by the work of others (your employees) and as such the portion of income not attributed to you is not an earned income for you.
According to information released by the Federation of Exchange Accommodators, 98 % of their qualified intermediary members retain a portion of the interest earned on exchange funds, and to do this at higher profits they may hold exchange funds in a pooled account.
A dividend is your portion of the profit that the company you invested in earned over a quarter or other period of time and the company returned to shareholders.
«Now all backers have the ability to invest in individual games on theFig crowdfunding platform and potentially earn a portion of future profits from the sales of a single game.
With this, the streamer will earn a portion of the revenue directly to their own profit.
Regarding the ethics of accepting this tax break, my opinion is that if I am choosing to maintain a portion of my land in a state that hinders me from earning a profit (logging, farming, building, etc.) then why should I be taxed at a rate that ignores or penalizes this?