Update: It was brought to DealBook's attention that the $322 million figure referenced above includes expenses that Goldman booked last year for stock grants in previous years.
For example, under FIRPTA, a foreign investor who holds U.S. real estate as a passive investment (i.e., with any type of net lease) must withhold 30percentt of the gross rental income, which includes expenses that net-lease tenants pay.
Offer to pay for as much of the pet as you can (including expenses that come up later).
Full-year 2006 profit was $5.6 billion, or 89 cents a share, figures that include expenses related to employee stock options.
Still, applicants interested in foreign collaborations--with Australia or any other country--are encouraged, by NSF, to apply for regular research grants for cooperative research that include expenses associated with international collaborations.
That amount would include expenses for rebuilding the PATH train station serving New Jersey commuters that was destroyed in the terrorist attack.
That could include expenses for heat, electricity, water, telephone and insurance.
While estimates of net profit would also be a useful indicator of value-loss as they include expenses, many costs are expenditures that fuel the local economy (especially workers wages) and including them would be of interest to policymakers and politicians, thus, estimates of revenue are appropriate for estimating changes to the value of shellfish harvest.
John Zeglis, the chief executive, said he expected AT&T Wireless to achieve operating profitability, or financial results that do not include expenses like the acquisition of spectrum licenses, for the first time in its history in 2003.
Only by reading a paragraph above the table would an investor know that the figure is a non-GAAP measure that includes certain expenses that have been added back, making the figure larger than it would have otherwise been.
