Sentence examples for reporting capital from inspiring English sources

It took a visit to LaVon Martin, a Phoenix accountant, to straighten out Mr. Harris's Schedule D, the form for reporting capital gains and losses on investments.

It specialized in creating foundations that allow foreigners to transfer assets to Liechtenstein without reporting capital gains to their own tax authorities.

You still need to fill out Schedule D for reporting capital gains and losses, and brokers are required to report cost basis, as well as sales price, on Form 1099-B for 2011 transactions.

Under Mrs. Clinton's plan, taxpayers reporting capital gains held for one to two years would pay their ordinary income tax rate, which currently goes as high as 39.6percentt, just as they do now for gains held less than a year.

Other possibilities for political finessing provided by many FMAs include cookie-jar reserves, reporting capital expenditures as current ones (and vice-versa), false provisions, prefinancing.

Criticising market practice and accounting standards, they argue that by not reporting capital and funding costs transparently, banks are implicitly allowed to hide those costs and report inflated profits.

The bank also reported capital gains of 423 million euros, in contrast to a loss of 7 million euros in the third quarter of 2002.

People who report capital gains due to ownership of a company are generally not active players in the company's activities; they're stockholders.

Regulators knew that banks were creating financial instruments whose primary purpose was to increase reported capital in dubious ways, but they did nothing about it.

Of these, two international banks Yasuda Trust and Daiwa would have reported capital-adequacy ratios of less than 4%, a trigger under the new legislation for instant nationalisation.Because all banks except Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi have now chosen historical cost accounting, however, all will report capital levels greater than the 8% minimum.

The Central Bank reported capital flight from Russia in the first four months of 2012 of $42bn.