Sentence examples for foreign estate from inspiring English sources

In general, a foreign person is a nonresident alien individual, foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign trust, or foreign estate, but not a resident alien individual.

In general, a foreign person is a nonresident alien individual, foreign corporation, foreign partnership, foreign trust, or foreign estate, but not a qualified foreign pension fund (as defined in section 897(l)) or an entity all of the interests of which are held by a qualified foreign pension fund.

The Prism overhaul could also see the FCO's foreign estate added to its ERP system for the first time - a task made significantly more complex by the different currencies, exchange rates, inflation rates and other variables that are brought to bear on its oversees network.

The U.S. imposes its estate tax on its citizens' and its resident aliens' worldwide estates, allowing them a credit for foreign estate tax paid by their estate.

652 or 662, as applicable, from foreign estates and foreign nongrantor trusts.

For most of this decade, foreign real estate funds have outperformed domestic funds, often by wide margins.

For decades, those countries were not seen as very safe bets by many foreign real estate developers.

But by and large they sent the money overseas, putting it in foreign real estate and Swiss bank accounts.

Last year, Singapore and another Canadian province, British Columbia, increased their already hefty taxes on foreign real estate investment to 20percentt.

In the late 1980s Japanese firms raced after foreign real estate, and in the late 1990s they piled into technology companies (see chart).

In Tunisia and Egypt, the new governments are pursuing foreign real estate, yachts and bank accounts that are also said to be worth billions.