Sentences with phrase «receives more cash flow»

It is tax - deferred but unlike other 401 Ks and retirement plans, the contributions must be for the company's stock only, thus making them partial owners The company receives more cash flow, tax savings, and more motivated employees since they are part owners, and most likely will be...

Not exact matches

The cash method offers several advantages: it is simpler than the accrual method; it provides a more accurate picture of cash flow; and income is not subject to taxation until the money is actually received.

«And doing that enabled us to better manage our cash flow, and our resources, and our work schedules, and our efficiency because we were now doing more work throughout the year and receiving more payments throughout the year, instead of large lump sums at the same time of every year,» says Kendrick.

In other words, the rental revenue received by National Retail has substantially fewer expenses and more stable net cash flow than other REITs with a smaller mix of triple - net leases.

(Corrected from initial posting — i.e. it costs more to receive a given cash flow in the future than today, thus backwardation, not contango.)

This should make intuitive sense because the longer the period of time before a cash flow is received, the more chance there is that the required discount rate (or yield) will move higher.

This should be intuitive if you think about a present value calculation — when you change the discount rate used on a stream of future cash flows, the longer until a cash flow is received, the more its present value is affected.

Also: i) $ 6 billion of investments — any volatility / illiquidity is more than offset by $ 5 billion + of unrecorded revaluation gains, ii) $ 1.4 billion of Lenovo promissory notes due in October — their balance sheet / cash flow suggest no reason to doubt this will be paid, and iii) a recently announced $ 0.8 billion for a non-controlling stake in Verily — the final tranche to be received in H2 - 2017.

Positive cash - flow properties are the ones that have already a tenant paying rent when they are acquired, and the rental income received is more than enough to cover operating expenses, including property taxes and mortgage payments.

A more full mathematical model for estimating the value of a property based on the expected cash flows to be received over the holding period is the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model that estimates the present value of all cash flows of the property over its expected holding period taking into account all revenues and expenses, as well as the sales price and costs at the end of the holding percash flows to be received over the holding period is the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model that estimates the present value of all cash flows of the property over its expected holding period taking into account all revenues and expenses, as well as the sales price and costs at the end of the holding perCash Flow (DCF) model that estimates the present value of all cash flows of the property over its expected holding period taking into account all revenues and expenses, as well as the sales price and costs at the end of the holding percash flows of the property over its expected holding period taking into account all revenues and expenses, as well as the sales price and costs at the end of the holding period.