EXW Shipping EXW Shipping is the shipment delivery service that abides by the EXW terms and conditions. EXW, or Ex Works, is an International Commercial Term (Incoterm).
Franking Credit Franking Credit is a sort of tax benefit paid by the company in addition to dividend payouts. Rather than issuing a direct fine, removing these credits...
Soft Landing A Soft Landing means that the economy slows developing but still doesn't enter into a recession. It refers to the federal reserve's attempts to strengthen interest rates...
Single Life Annuity A Single Life Annuity, also known as Straight Life Annuity or Life Annuity, is a form of pension that is designed to provide assured payouts to a single person for the rest of the years.
Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Shipping Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Shipping refers to the costs and charges the seller must bear when the ordered products are delivered to the customer's hands.
Income Shifting Income Shifting, also called “Income splitting”, is a taxation strategy in which earnings are transferred from high-income to low-income taxpayers.
Capital Rationing Capital Rationing refers to the approach of limiting the scope of new investments that a corporation wants to pursue. This can be accomplished by imposing a slightly higher cost of capital...
Generation-skipping Trust A Generation-skipping Trust is a legally valid trust document where the grantor's properties are handed down to the grantor's grandchildren, thereby "skipping" the children.
Capital Funding Capital Funding is the monetary resources provided to the business that can assist in building their operating capital. A company can use this funding to support initiatives and investments...
Backup Withholding Backup Withholding is a US taxation method issued and implemented by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). It is used to collect taxes on income payouts...
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