The phrase "asset subject" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to finance or law, where it might refer to an asset that is the subject of a discussion or legal matter.
Example: "The asset subject to the agreement must be clearly defined to avoid any disputes."
Alternatives: "subject asset" or "asset in question".
This converts it to a capital asset, subject to long-term capital gain treatment that can be offset by capital losses or taxed at long-term capital gain rates.
For someone with a highly-valuable asset subject to appreciation (like, say, a collection of fine antiques), charitable trusts offer a great way to avoid paying capital gains on the sale of the asset.
Vlasic Foods International Inc. has accepted a $370 million cash bid from the leveraged buyout firm Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst for most of its assets, subject to a bankruptcy court auction process.
In addition, Ms. Federico pointed out, French and German banks tend to hold a significantly higher share of debt securities and other assets subject to market risk.
Following the sale of its TV assets, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval, UTV Media will be left with a radio operation including TalkSport and a number of local stations in the UK and Ireland.
The People's Choice Financial Corporation, the subprime lender reorganizing in bankruptcy, said that Equity One, a real estate investment trust based in North Miami Beach, Fla., would pay $14.1 million to buy its principal assets, subject to court approval.
The government's State Intellectual Property Office said that new regulations concerning government software purchases would be issued this year, complementing an order issued late last year that required government agencies to count software purchases as fixed assets subject to annual audits.
The SD model represents a simplification in the determination of dynamic coastal community assets subject to impacts from severe storms over a long-term planning period.
For the crypto market to become attractive to institutional investors, companies and their investors need to ensure that tokenized securities — digital assets subject to federal security regulations — can be as easily tracked and traded and exchanged as traditional stock shares.
Her friends may balk at what advisory firms charge high-net-worth clients; BNY Mellon's fees, for exam-ple, are 1.25 percent on $1 million to $2 million in assets (subject to a $15,000 minimum), with a declining scale for higher asset levels.
The average charge on a pension set up in 2012 was 0.51%, but the Office of Fair Trading OFTT) estimated that there were more than 186,000 pension pots with £2.65bn worth of assets subject to annual charges of more than 1%.
