Sentence examples for treating the transaction from inspiring English sources

It is true that while all credit cards apply surcharges for gaming sites, effectively treating the transaction as cash, they do not publicise this.

Treasury eliminated this avenue with new rules treating the transaction as if it were equity based instead of debt based, thus eliminating the interest deduction.

The I.R.S. said that treating the transactions as loans would produce a tax liability of $195 million, according to Schering-Plough.

… In addition, treating the transactions involving Mr. Madoff's firm as similar to those of a legitimate brokerage firm may conflict with the Second Circuit's decision in August that upheld Mr. Picard's determination of which investors could make a claim for recovery.

Under that rule, accountants say, Enron could still treat the transaction as a sale, while reducing the profit to reflect the value of its guarantee.

The price could rise by as much as $50 million if Dominion Resources decides to treat the transaction as a sale of assets for tax purposes.

Rather than just take the lease payments each month as the expense, the original proposal called for calculations that treated the transaction as a purchase and a loan.

It's an open question whether the IRS will treat the transaction as an installment sale eligible for tax deferral, warns Atlanta attorney McGrath.

His bank has agreed to treat the transactions as fraudulent and he will not be charged for them.

Lehman treated the transactions as sales rather than as debt, which meant the firm looked as if it had less debt than it actually did.

As the one raising money, it's easy to fall into the trap of treating the process like a transaction.