Sentence examples for leaving outright from inspiring English sources

Leaving outright or moving individual teams or back-office functions to less pricey cities is not an option for many companies and organizations.

The assets must be left outright or in a certain type of trust.

The latest public attitudes survey by the National Centre for Social Research suggests that Euroscepticism – measured by the 43% of Scottish voters who want the EU's powers to be cut or the 17% it records as wanting to leave outright – is at a record high in Scotland.

In PLR 200620025, the IRA was left outright to four beneficiaries, including one who had a disability.

She notes that assets left outright to the surviving spouse and included in her estate get an adjustment or "step-up" in basis to their value at the date of her death, which (if they've continued to appreciate) minimizes the capital gains tax heirs will owe.

Had the assets been left outright to the surviving spouse and included in her estate, they would get an adjustment in basis to their value at the date of her death, which minimizes the capital gains tax heirs must pay when they are sold–assuming they have increased in value in the years between the two deaths.

We are left with this reality," said Thomas Andrew, who recently retired as New Hampshire's former chief medical examiner but has had to keep working because he had too many open cases to leave outright.

Mr. Akers said this had not been tested, but it was a better option than leaving assets outright to a spouse, which would certainly be taxed when the spouse died.

Mistake #5: Leaving assets outright to adult children.

Consider the risks of leaving wealth outright even to grown children and these benefits of using inheritance trusts to hold bequests for them.

Putting the funds in trust, rather than leaving them outright, ensures that neither the assets nor any appreciation on them will be considered part of your spouse's estate.