Sentence examples for taxing performance from inspiring English sources
While people on Broadway who do eight shows a week usually look at each night as just one taxing performance more, these days the cast and crew of "Les Misérables" look at each night as one treasured performance less.
The authors found that investors are beginning to discriminate among funds based on after-tax performance.
After all, very few investors were choosing funds according to after-tax performance.
Then the fund's after-tax performance would approach its pretax returns.
In more general terms, the commissioner said: "Many of the companies who have appeared have quoted high effective tax rates, or ETRs, as indicators of their tax performance".
A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal to require mutual fund companies to disclose after-tax performance to investors has drawn favorable comment letters from some individual investors.
The Securities and Exchange Commission rule, which was scheduled to take effect last Monday, requires any mutual fund ad that mentions after-tax performance or claims that a fund is tax efficient to include the fund's after-tax return.
While the fund industry is generally becoming more sensitive to taxes, in many cases creating new funds that trade less often, thereby recognizing fewer gains, the before- and after-tax performance of funds can vary widely.
Nonetheless, Mr Dudley said that the results show a "strong underlying pre-tax performance".
The results in Ewert and Niemann (2012) allow for the following empirical prediction: The pay-performance sensitivity is higher for compensation contracts based on after-tax performance measures than for compensation contracts based on pre-tax performance measures.
