First, it provides what is called "net imputed rent from owner-occupied housing".
The bill proposed to tax companies on their retained earnings as though they were the (imputed) income of their shareholders both a nonsense and a clear deterrent to savings and investment.With business leaders campaigning against it, opinion polls showed support for the reform falling, not least because the economy and investment have been slowing for the past year.
It could not be imputed as weakness to a country with the defence of Stalingrad and Sevastopol to its credit that it treated generously a powerless and persecuted neighbour.It would be the task of Polish statesmanship, backed by British and American diplomacy, to see that generosity on Russia's part met with an immediate and sincere response.
Income poverty aggregates within a country using actual or imputed prices (these are critical for fixing the income poverty standard across countries and time).
These will allow companies to opt to pay slightly higher rates rather than pay tax on imputed income.
But he talks in plain English and makes decent jokes, over and above his gag-friendly name and the funniness sometimes automatically imputed to chubby people.
He imputed this exclusion from parliamentary life to the animosity of Sir Robert Walpole.
C. 1001 - c. 1100 John Italus, (flourished 11th century) Byzantine philosopher, skilled dialectician, and imputed heretic who, at the imperial court, established a school of Platonism that advanced the work of integrating Christian with pagan Greek thought.
He refused, however, to sign the anathema condemning the Arians because he doubted "whether Arius really held what the anathema imputed to him".
In this view, the value of the final output is separated (imputed) by the marginal products, which can also be interpreted as the productive contributions of the various inputs.
The six films, three silent ones and three talkies, that she made with Fanck between 1926 and 1933 were a showcase for her courage — if courage can be imputed to a nature that denies fear — in scaling glaciers without safety ropes and schussing down them.
