The phrase "amount of the proceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the total sum of money generated from a particular event, sale, or investment.
Example: "The amount of the proceeds from the charity event will be donated to local shelters."
Alternatives: "total proceeds" or "sum of the proceeds".
They then get a deduction for the full amount of the proceeds, without incurring any capital-gains tax on the stock appreciation.
A universal life insurance policy pays out upon death of the insured and, depending upon the type of policy, it may be possible to guarantee the amount of the proceeds.
Because some free tickets were given out, and some tickets were discounted, the exact amount of the proceeds was not immediately available, but on Sunday the box office told CAMI that it estimated proceeds would be around $160,000, according to Ms. Boudanoque.
Under a part of the filing titled "Use of Proceeds," the company had to disclose "the amount of the gross proceeds of the offering that has been or is proposed to be used for payments to any of the persons required to be named as executive officers, directors or promoters in response to Item 3 above".
According to the Senate report, "There is no evidence that any significant amount of the drug proceeds goes to Al Qaeda".
"The sale of Option One, and the amount of the associated proceeds, are uncertain due to adverse mortgage market conditions," says Brian Harris, Senior Vice President in Real Estate Finance at Moody's.
Thus, once the business is sold, the buyer should only be able to recover a limited amount of the sale proceeds (absent fraud).
For the same amount of proceeds, the company surrenders less equity.
Additionally, all advertisements for such promotions must disclose the dollar amount or percent of the proceeds that will go to the charity.
The company declined to reveal details on the funding amount and use of the proceeds when inquired by TechCrunch.
While government money fuels increased enrollments and record profits, the industry has poured increasing amounts of those proceeds into an unprecedented effort to preempt the rules through greater influence in Washington.
