Sentence examples for total estate from inspiring English sources

In response to changing shopping habits, Green has closed 86 UK stores after their leases expired, taking the total estate to 2,358 shops.

Total estate tax revenue fell to just under $20.7 billion, a decline of more than 12percentt from 2001, because the threshold was raised to $1 million.

Solicitors frequently charge what is called a "responsibility fee" of 1.8% of the total estate on top of their basic charge for probate, and as much as £50 for every letter sent out.

By imposing a graduated tax on the total estate of a deceased person, Harcourt's legislation of 1894 was capable of producing much more revenue than taxes only on the amounts inherited by beneficiaries.

A bankruptcy game is adopted to model VOs as players and the bandwidth as the total estate.

How much it saves depends on a lot of things, such as how long you and your heirs keep the IRA going, how big your IRA is relative to your total estate, and how much you earn on your portfolio.

To understand just how poor this is, remember that the property holdings in the city and county of Honolulu alone;only 14% of the estate's total land- holdings;are assessed at $5 billion.

According to Treasury Department figures, 22percentt of total federal estate tax revenue in 1998 -- $4.4 billion of $20.3 billion -- came from just 374 estates valued at more than $20 million each.

The total real estate investment could reach $1 billion, Ms. Brown said.

That still leaves 7.4% of the total NHS estate underused - too high a figure, according to the report.

The loss in total real estate wealth is expected to range from $2 trillion to $4 trillion, depending on how far home prices fall, according to several economists.