Sentence examples for computing capital from inspiring English sources

CoinTracker also has the ability to optimize tax filings by computing capital gains reports using FIFO, LIFO or HIFO accounting.

Energy and exergy analysis are presented considering heat transfer and pressure drop in both air and fluid sides and overall cost of the system is evaluated by computing capital, operating and environmental costs.

Now to price: the basic tracking service is free, but users pay from $49 up to $999 per year for more advanced features centered around optimizing tax filings by computing capital gains reports using FIFO, LIFO or HIFO accounting.

Keeping track of cost basis and capital gains allowed CoinTracker to create another sought after feature, which is the ability to optimize tax filings by computing capital gains reports using FIFO, LIFO or HIFO accounting.

The big banks liked those rules because they leaned heavily on bankers' own, rosy risk models and allowed the institutions to compute capital based on the supposed risks in various assets.

If you apply the new estate tax law, you need the appraisal information both to figure the total value of the estate and to compute capital gains when heirs hold onto the asset and later sell it.

It is very easy to compute capital gains and losses after all-cash mergers: simply subtract your original cost (including any commissions paid) from the total cash proceeds received (less any commissions or fees paid).

This earnings release also marks the end of an era — former RIM co-CEO Mike Lazaridis has announced that he will step down as Vice Chair and Director of the company, presumably to spend more time managing his $100 quantum computing venture capital fund.

Furthermore, investors lost confidence in the way assets were adjusted for risk to compute a capital ratio.

But when heirs sell those assets, they have to use the original price paid for the assets (known as "carryover basis") to compute the capital gains taxes owed.

In addition to strengthening the ratio, Basel III modified the formulas used to weight risk and compute the capital thresholds necessary to mitigate the risks of bank holdings, concluding the capital threshold should be set at 7% of the value of a bank's risk-weighted assets.