The phrase "amounts of gain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or degree of profit or advantage obtained from an investment, effort, or activity.
Example: "The company reported significant amounts of gain from its latest product launch, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "levels of profit" or "quantities of benefit".
In fact, Bain Capital — like other private equity firms — was founded and managed for profit: ideally, huge amounts of gain earned legally and legitimately.
His grasshopper approach to investing obviously has nothing to do with building industries or allocating capital in a rational way; its sole purpose is to extract relatively small amounts of gain from each trade — ten thousand dollars here, twenty thousand dollars there. On a good day, the gains can add up to half a million dollars.
Listeners appear to have a higher tolerance for gain modifications with regard to intelligibility, while judgments for sound quality appear to be more affected by smaller amounts of gain modification.
"There are huge amounts of gains to be made when it comes to neural networks and intelligent camera systems" said Hikvision CEO, Hu Yangzhong, in a statement.
Mr. Miller explained that under current tax law, property owners can exclude a certain amount of gain on the sale of a principal residence.
The tax law allows owners to exclude a certain amount of gain on the sale of a principal residence, Mr. Miller said.
You then divide this figure by three to work out the amount of gain each of you will be liable to pay tax on.
For monetary gain above $1.6 mn by the persons held, the fine is between 2 and 10 times the amount of gain.
You then halve this amount to get the amount of gain on which you and your brother would each be liable to tax.
The amount of gain required to be recognized by the corporation must be determined pursuant to the rules of section 897 and any other applicable section.
