We're all looking for a hero to get us out of the turmoil we're in, and well, if he has to – if he really has to – Tone will put on his cape (a crisp navy blue suit) and fly (first class, fully expensed) to the rescue.
If management stock options are fully expensed, there goes another 10% to 15% of S&P earnings.
Section 179 expensing: This popular provision allows small companies to fully expense many investments in just one year, instead of over five years or more.
That's because as a relatively small business, Gray Construction can take advantage of Section 179 of the tax code, which allows small companies to fully expense many capital investments in just one year, instead of over at least five years.
She recently proposed that the tax deductions taken by drug makers for advertising -- which is currently a fully deductible business expense -- cannot exceed the tax deductions they take for research and development.
Jack Viertel, artistic director of the series, commented last week on the appeal of a musical without the expense of a fully staged production.
An isoviscous, isothermal model has been used in this instance because the operating conditions of the turbine in question were shown not to be severe enough to warrant the computational expense of a fully coupled thermoelastic hydrodynamic model.
In magnetized plasmas, a gyrokinetic approach can substantially reduce the computational expense of a fully kinetic simulation.
The oil-rich UAE capital has spared no expense in creating a fully functional courthouse on wheels, a concept originally pioneered in South Asia.
Form D is an exemption to sell private securities to qualified institutional investors, meant to provide smaller issuers with access to debt capital without having to endure the encumbrances and expenses of marketing a fully registered security.
