Sentence examples for counting the value from inspiring English sources
Right now, accredited means having a net worth of $1m or more, not counting the value of your home.
That proposal called for the company to start counting the value of stock options it gave to employees as an expense.
Many people were disqualified because their assets exceeded federal limits ($11,500 for an individual, not counting the value of a home and a car).
Indeed in some countries, such as Germany, old people are typically better off, counting the value of all they receive from government, than the young.
They lost a little of their appeal after accounting changes in 2005 forced companies to start counting the value of the options as an expense.
The board rewarded the subsequent financial success with repeated grants of stock and options, which according to the company's March 1999 proxy, were worth at least $43 million, not counting the value of options.
That's because the Internal Revenue Service counts the value of the domestic partner's benefit as income for the employee.
For gift-tax purposes, you count the value of the asset at the time of the transfer.
Mr. Clinton said he would scrap an eligibility rule that counted the value of all but the oldest, and thus least dependable, cars against a family's assets when their eligibility for food stamps is calculated.
Here, Moore closes the gap by setting forth a philosophy of performance measurement that will help public managers name, observe, and sometimes count the value they produce, whether in education, public health, safety, crime prevention, housing, or other areas.
