CRUMMEY POWER
Technique which allows an individual to receive a gift not qualified for a gift-tax exclusion and convert it into an eligible one. This is often applicable to contributions in an irrevocable trust, relative to life insurance. To do so, the gift must be stated as part of the trust when being drafted and it should not exceed $12,000 annually per trust beneficiary.
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Lock In Profits
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Profit
Profit occurs when the amount of revenue gained from a business exceeds the expenses, costs, and tax needed to maintain the business activity.
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Due Diligence Meeting
Meticulous probe conducted by an underwriter, ensuring all details has been revealed to prospective investors before issuing a new security.
Laffer Curve
The relationship between tax rates and tax revenue collected by the government. Formed by Arthur Laffer, the curve states there is an optimal tax i ...
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