Sentence examples for deemed interest from inspiring English sources

"[Blue Blade] will be allowed to deduct a deemed interest on its interest free debt involved in the financial on-lending activity", PwC wrote.

But that could leave him with a large expense -- deemed interest expense under the tax law -- that might not be deductible unless he had a lot of other investment income.

Rather, in certain circumstances, there is a deemed interest concept".

The Guardian asked the Dyson group why Blue Blade should qualify for a tax deduction over "deemed interest" costs when, in reality, this company had almost no borrowing costs thanks to the interest-free loan from Silver Cyclone.

On Aug. 15, 2016, the A.F.S.P. decided to exclude from its walks local gun violence prevention groups that it deemed "interested in gun control". They included a group that had been allowed to sponsor and distribute information at walks.

If a parent lends a child $10,000 or more without specifying an interest rate, the I.R.S. can impose its own "imputed interest" rate, and any payments made by the child will be deemed taxable interest.

In the association's last survey, 21 percent of admissions officers deemed "demonstrated interest" to be "considerably important".

The Weekly contained material from the daily Manchester Guardian that was deemed of interest and independent of time to its international readership.

"Was it a case of suppressing vital evidence or simply not being deemed of interest by the inquiry lawyers?", Mr Aldridge asked.

Hackers stuffed any files deemed of interest into compressed archive formats and added password protection before whisking them away.For all their sophistication, however, the hackers could display incredible insouciance.

This record group also includes reports from partner of fellows, individuals who weren't formally appointed as fellows, but whose letters to Walter Rogers were deemed of interest and were circulated and/or preserved through ICWA channels, and Alicia Patterson Fund Fellows.