Sentence examples for collateral tax from inspiring English sources

Greg Rosica, a tax partner at Ernst & Young, said he warned clients about what he called "collateral tax damage" from a Roth conversion.

The distributions are paid like qualified stock dividends but taxed differently; interest payments from collateral are taxed like ordinary income and returns from options premiums like futures.

It insists on tough conditionality: states being helped will have to provide the fund with collateral and earmarked tax revenue.

"The banks forced you to pledge your entire family as collateral, and the tax man took most of your profits".

Mr. Brown said he had ended discussions with Republicans because they had responded to his proposals with an "ever-changing list of collateral demands," including tax breaks for corporations that he said would increase the deficit.

The legal term technically referred to the city's possession of a building as collateral against a tax-delinquent owner, but soon became shorthand for the city's entire housing policy.

You'll pay capital gains rates on your futures gains, and your interest income from the Treasurys as your collateral will be taxed at ordinary income rates.

But one plan considered by Mr. Zarb in recent days called for the creation of a financing authority that would sell bonds using the county's sales tax as collateral, two associates said.

Developed economies need rules governing investment, a system of secured lending that makes it easy for creditors to take a broad range of assets as collateral and a workable tax regime.

Ms. Howell said that when she exercised her options in early 1999, the Salomon broker encouraged her to borrow from the brokerage firm, using the shares as collateral, to pay income taxes and to cover the costs of buying the shares.

The government has not "evaluated the collateral damage of this inefficient tax," he said.