Sentences with phrase «subject to higher»

I just received an email from my accountant that basically stated the IRS has made some sort of change that will require investors to file a Form 3115 or they may be subject to a higher taxable income due to less deductions.

This legislation would provide much - needed clarity to lenders about which loans should be categorized as HVCRE ADC, and thus subject to the higher risk - weight, as well as how to apply the exceptions to the rule.

Jumbo loans are subject to higher interest rates.

In addition to the protected classes specified in law, Virginia's Realtors ® are subject to a higher standard of non-discrimination outlined in the National Association of Realtors ® Code of Ethics.

Roommate situations and home - based businesses, if allowed, may be subject to higher rental rates and / or security deposits.

Some zip codes and neighborhoods are subject to higher premiums.

Multi-family properties are often subject to higher than average wear and tear.

The information provided for in these listings are verified, accountable, and subject to higher standards than....

As people are promoted within your organization to positions of higher risk or greater authority, are they subject to a higher level of background screening?

The location of several institutions of higher learning in the Evansville area, such as the University of Southern Indiana, provides many cultural and employment benefits, but residents may be subject to higher auto insurance premiums because of the college - age population.

The insurance company WILL find out eventually as they do their research, and you could be subject to higher rates if the insurance company finds it can not trust you.

Even though gays may be less likely to cause fatal accidents, they too are subject to these higher rates simply because they are men.

Young drivers are subject to higher rates due to their inexperience behind the wheel.

In any case, that insurance would be subject to higher deductibles, higher coinsurance and higher out of pocket maximums.

The second benefit to tax deferred investments is that the contributions in your tax - deferred accounts are often made at a time when you're earning a higher income and are typically subject to a higher tax rate.

The flight change may be subject to higher fares if it does not meet the original rules or booking class.

Even if they do, you will be subject to a higher deductible, higher coinsurance and higher out of pocket expenses.

Many domestic health insurance companies provide limited or no coverage outside the U.S. and / or are subject to higher deductibles, higher coinsurance and higher out of pocket maximums.

Even if it does, it may be subject to a higher deductible, copay, coinsurance and out of pocket maximum expenses.

Your domestic health insurance you have may not cover you outside your home country, or may provide limited coverage or it may be subject to higher deductible and higher coinsurance and higher out of pocket maximum.

• Labour Not Subject to Higher Threshold than Other Creditors in Insolvency Proceedings: TCT Logistics (September 2006)

The scope of production orders can be quite broad and should be subject to a higher level of judicial scrutiny, says Sapiano.

Courts have expressed caution about the release of litigation documents in audio or video form, which are which are «subject to a higher degree of potential abuse» than written transcripts,» the order states.

If it has a benefit like miles, hotel points, or cash back, the card is a specialty card and subject to the higher transaction fee.

Assuming a law which is not subject to higher review, it could fail rational basis review if the identified government interest is not legitimate (the cases of interest here), or if the interest is legitimate but the law is not rationally related to that interest.

However, you're subject to higher APRs with Avant, which means this probably won't be the best choice for those with good or excellent credit.

Make a Safe Choice — Choose a tour that advertises that they are certified as a FAA Part 135 Air Carrier, which means that the operator is subject to higher standards than general aviation operators.

If he doesn't finish paying down his debt before the introductory APR period ends, whatever remains of the $ 2,000 balance transfer would be subject to higher APR..

However, they also fly to Asia and Australia, so you could potentially route through just about anywhere (subject to higher redemption requirements, of course).

If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates.

If found attending a convention, guests may be subject to higher room rates upon arrival.

This looks to hit areas subject to higher weekend rates and «resort» fees especially hard.

The end result — by doing systematic partial Roth conversions for several years in a row, it's possible to remain in (and fully utilize) the lower tax brackets, while avoiding higher tax rates today, and whittling down pre-tax retirement accounts to the point that RMDs won't be subject to higher tax rates in the future, either!

Investments in commodities are subject to higher volatility than more traditional investments.

Some strategies may be subject to a higher degree of market risk than others.

Additionally, expense reimbursements can sometimes be counted as supplemental wages subject to these higher rates.

Stocks of small companies may be subject to higher price volatility, significantly lower trading volumes, and greater spreads between bid and ask prices, than stocks of larger companies.

Additionally, investments in tax - deferred vehicles are often made when you are earning a higher income and subject to a higher tax rate.

Typically, cash advances are subject to higher interest rates than your regular credit card purchases (20.9 % and higher is normal).

If the first shares are subject to the 15 % long - term capital gains rate, but the recently purchased shares are subject to the higher short - term rate, the correct choice may not be obvious.

High earning taxpayers may be subject to higher costs.

Real - estate loans over $ 1,000,000 are subject to a higher interest rate.

>> Tip: If you're selling a property within a year of purchase, you'll be subject to a higher tax rate than if you hold the property for over a year.

Those with lower LTV ratios will enjoy the lowest interest rates available, while those with high LTVs will be subject to higher closing costs and rates.

If you have less than stellar credit, you'll have to work a «B lender» or private lender and, in turn, be subject to higher interest rates.

Securities focusing on a single country may be subject to higher volatility.

For example, as I understand the tax law at this point in time, municipal bond interest will not be subject to the higher tax rates.

A fund that concentrates its investments within one country, one sector, or a small group of industries, such as Japan, Technology, Financials, or Natural Gas, may be subject to a higher degree of risk.

Where before a $ 500,000 mortgage was an example of «jumbo» financing — and thus priced between.75 percent to almost 1 percent higher than a «conventional» loan — under the new system that same $ 500,000 mortgage would itself be an example of «conventional» financing and thus not subject to the higher cost of jumbo financing.

(Home owners that can put down 20 % or more still have the longer amortization options but typically pay a one - time fee and may be subject to a higher mortgage rate.)