Sentence examples for steep capital from inspiring English sources
She said that when a client wanted to build a house in California without selling any of his assets, which would have incurred steep capital gains taxes, she found him a way to finance it.
The water pan presented impacts costs to include acquisition of land, steep capital outlay, attracting informal settlement around it and possible emissions from the many livestock and wild game that congregate around it daily.
Those who made vast dollar sums in 2013 as Bitcoin prices skyrocketed and are of United States' citizenship have to decide whether to report the income and pay steep capital gains tax, or submit fraudulent tax returns.
The impediment, two participants say, was not finding partners but figuring out how to avoid the steep capital-gains taxes on the sale of Time Warner's various pieces to eager buyers.
Smaller banks that might have wanted to band together are also affected: under the new Basel 3 rules, the bigger they get the more likely they are to attract a steeper capital charge.
Retiring workers, many who want to sell homes bought three or four decades ago, complain that the steeper capital gains taxes will wipe out profits that they had been counting on to finance their retirements.
Yet Counsyl has managed to deal with the steeper capital costs of doing biotech startup and captured a meaningful share of the carrier screening market.
A wrecked dollar, steeper taxes, capital balls-and-chains and inflation make up Krugman's brew.
But others say recent corporate announcements of steep reductions in capital spending, plus faltering sales and profits among technology companies, suggest there is something to the notion.
Led by a steep decline in capital flows to emerging markets, businesses appear to be cutting investments abroad faster than at home.
But the more home prices fall, the greater the risk that banks will have to write off more losses, resulting in steep drops in capital levels and even causing failures of financial institutions — thus reducing the supply of available loans.
