Sentence examples for tax flexibility from inspiring English sources

"Index replication is the ultimate goal, but if you can do it in a more tax advantageous way for the first four to five years than being in a pure index fund, that gives you more tax flexibility going forward".

Brokenshire told MPs in a statement he had decided to provide Northamptonshire with an additional 2% council tax flexibility to "assist with the improvements to council governance and services after their serious issues".

The LLC provides the liability shield of a corporation with the operating and tax flexibility of a partnership.

Roth money grows tax-free and comes out tax-free, giving you tax flexibility when you start taking money out.

Remember also that we now have Limited Liability Partnerships in the UK which can provide both protection from commercial risk and tax flexibility.

He said government policies included "reforms on council tax flexibilities and the new empty homes premium,[which] allows councils to remove the special tax subsidies being given to empty homes".

Their tax benefits, flexibility, and intuitive design make them ideal for most savers.

"For many filers with simple situations and little tax planning flexibility, a formulaic government tax prep system could - in theory - work well, since the math is very simple," says Jeff Camarda, chairman and CIO of Camarda Wealth Advisory Group in Fleming Island, Fla.

That way, at the end of the year, you will be able to lock in gains and harvest losses sector by sector, which greatly improves tax planning flexibility instead of one fund with only one undifferentiated gain or loss.

Another advantage with LLCs: tax-treatment flexibility.

Training rats repeatedly to swim between two familiar locations is less effective in taxing behavioural flexibility because rats find it very easy to learn to return to a previously trained location in the water tank (e.g., Frick et al., 1995).