accumulated gains造句

• It's those extra fees that make annuities a poor investment _ even though the tax on accumulated gains is deferred.
• Telesp took a big hit in the last few days after accumulating gains of more than 46 percent in three weeks on optimism over next year's telephone company sales.
• Closing at 20, 183 points, Sao Paulo's Bovespa index already accumulated gains of 79 percent this year and an even bigger surge of 97 percent in the past 12 months.
• One reader, for example, asked whether there is any other way besides the rollover or the one-time exclusion for people to avoid paying taxes on the accumulated gain in a house.
• The market's key IPC index closed up 132.42 points or 2.2 percent to 6, 271.49 points, representing an accumulated gain of about 9 percent so far this year.
• The downward trend that began on Oct . 22 has reduced the market's accumulated gains for the year to 23 percent, a pale shadow of the bull market that had accumulated a whopping 83 percent until then.
• Elsewhere, after painstakingly accumulating gains earlier this week, cotton futures surrendered them all on the New York Cotton Exchange Wednesday on renewed rain forecasts, which would amplify the potential for a large U . S . crop.
• Promotion-focused workers tend to exhibit eager risk-taking toward opportunities to demonstrate competence in order to accumulate gains, whereas protection-focused workers are inclined to show emotions that are more vigilant toward defending against erosion of their perceived credibility.
• The agency determined that for those derivatives held for trading purposes and priced at the end of the first quarter, banks had accumulated gains of $ 289.48 billion and losses of $ 285.03 billion, for a net gain of $ 4.44 billion.
• The reason for this anomaly ( first brought to light by Iris J . Lav, a tax specialist at the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a liberal research institute ) is that investors who wanted to take advantage of indexing would pay the additional taxes on their accumulated gains in April 2002 when they filed their tax returns for calendar year 2001.
• See also Greenfield v . Scafati, 277 F . Supp . 644 ( Mass . 1967 ) ( three-judge court ), summarily aff'd, 390 U . S . 713 ( 1968 ) ( affirming judgment of a three-judge court that found an ex post facto violation in a statute that eliminated the opportunity to accumulate gain-time for the first six months following parole revocation as applied to an inmate whose crime occurred before the statute's enactment ).