Sentence examples for liquidated balance from inspiring English sources

Worse, if the money in the Roth came from the conversion of a traditional IRA and hasn't been in the Roth for a full five years, and if you're under 591/2, you'll owe a 10% early distribution penalty on the entire liquidated balance, points out Chicago tax lawyer Kaye Thomas, author of the Fairmark Guide to the Roth IRA.

Trying to liquidate that balance sheet quickly could lead to panic across the financial system.

If one of these firms gets into serious trouble this fall, will the Obama Administration be prepared to take it over, liquidate its giant balance sheet, wipe out its stockholders, and force its creditors and counter-parties to take heavy losses?

To balance the budget, the state raised its cigarette tax, liquidated its $600 million budget surplus fund, and agreed to issue more than $200 million in debt.

The unpaid portion is on the balance sheet of the "old Chrysler" — a collection of unwanted assets being liquidated in bankruptcy.

"Had some of the banks been liquidated then," he argued, "there would not still be so much mistrust among investors about the balance sheets of all our institutions, and the ultimate cost to taxpayers would have been far less".

Unlike the assets of a bank or an industrial company, most of the securities on their balance sheet have a book value that can be calculated daily and can be easily liquidated.

The brokerage was straining for a positive finish, after it liquidated three funds Wednesday and purchased assets from several others, bringing $1.8 billion worth of assets onto its balance sheet.

The company's cash balances are closely watched because they indicate the resources that creditors could recover if Global Crossing were abruptly liquidated.

The airline was liquidated.

Seven have been liquidated.