Sentence examples for appreciated value of from inspiring English sources

Some homeowners who moved out thus ended up owing the amount of the payouts and the entire appreciated value of the home.

The beneficiaries are eligible for what amounts to a tax credit against the appreciated value of the assets — $3 million for the spouse and another $1.3 million for any other heir.

On the other hand, if you leave all of your assets outright to your spouse, you get the benefit of not owing any tax on appreciated value of up to $5 million in assets, known as a step-up in basis, "but you lose all the benefits of a trust," said Martin Shenkman, an estate tax specialist in Paramus, N.J.

Even if Congress were to roll back the gift tax exemption in 2013 to some level below $5 million and it did not grandfather gifts made in 2011 and 2012, gifts made today would still remove the future appreciated value of the gift from an estate.

Try to keep this number updated in your formula, as it will help you realize the appreciated value of the domain as time goes on.

To realize the appreciated value of a private security, there must be an "event" that suggests a new, higher price to be recorded on the fund's books.

If you've observed or participated in a focus group, you can appreciate value of customer feedback.

After years of pulling winnings from soaring stock markets, borrowing against the appreciating value of homes and leaning on abundant credit cards, Americans are finding those arteries of finance sharply constricted.

(As in dominated by children). I appreciate the values of my children, and the adults that they have become.

She appreciated the value of scientific research.

Ivor also instinctively appreciated the value of using a narrator.