Take-Up Fee An underwriting fee paid to the underwriter in relation to an underwritten forced conversion or rights offerings. It is paid in lieu of every share of common stock that the underwriter gets and needs to sell at the time of bonds conversion or exercising of the rights. … [Read more...]
Takeover
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Takeover Refers to the control transfer of a firm or company from one set of shareholders to another. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem Programs Tax Anticipation Notes Tangible Asset Target Cash Balance Target … [Read more...]
Taking a View
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Taking a View It is an expression often used in London banking community, which means to judge where the market is heading and taking decisions based on it. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem Programs Tax Anticipation … [Read more...]
Taking Delivery
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Taking Delivery It is the taking of possession of the asset or securities by the buyer as per the futures or forward contract. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem Programs Tax Anticipation Notes Tangible Asset Target … [Read more...]
Tandem Programs
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Tandem Programs These refer to the mortgages offered at below market rates under Ginnie Mae to multifamily projects developers and residential property buyers. The developers initially get Section236 loans and later loans pertaining to the Section 221(d)(4). The residential buyers … [Read more...]
Tax Anticipation Notes
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Tax Anticipation Notes Also called TANs, these are notes issued by municipalities and states for funding existing operations in anticipation of receiving tax money in the future. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem … [Read more...]
Tangible Asset
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Tangible Asset Also referred to as real assets. These are assets, which are tangible in form such as machinery, buildings (reproducible assets), land, mine or artistic piece (non-reproducible assets). Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking … [Read more...]
Target Cash Balance
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Target Cash Balance Just the right amount of cash to be held by a company such that they do not lose much in terms of opportunity cost of the cash or as trading costs of keeping too low an amount. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking … [Read more...]
Target Firm
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Target Firm A company or firm, which is being considered for acquisition by another firm or company. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem Programs Tax Anticipation Notes Tangible Asset Target Cash Balance Target … [Read more...]
Target Payout Ratio
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Target Payout Ratio It is a company’s dividend to earnings ratio over a long term. A company’s strategy is to payout a part of its earnings, but instead it pays and adjusts a stated dollar dividend from the target payout, as the company’s net earnings increase. Random Finance … [Read more...]
Target Zone Arrangement
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Target Zone Arrangement It is a pre-agreed monetary system adopted by countries in which the currency exchange rates are kept within a specified margin. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Takeover Taking a View Taking Delivery Tandem Programs Tax Anticipation … [Read more...]
Targeted Repurchase
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Targeted Repurchase It is the purchase of a company’s stocks by itself (usually at a significantly higher price than market value) to thwart a hostile takeover attempt. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax Books Tax Clawback … [Read more...]
Tax Accounting
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Tax Accounting A method of accounting that focuses on taxes instead of how financial statements are presented to the public. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax Books Tax Clawback Agreement Tax Credit Tax Differential … [Read more...]
Tax Anticipation Bills
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Tax Anticipation Bills These are bills issued occasionally by the Treasury and can be used by companies to pay the tax liabilities on face value. These mature on quarterly basis on dates corresponding to corporate income tax. Random Finance Terms for the Letter … [Read more...]
Tax Books
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Tax Books Books managed by a company to ensure compliance to IRS rules. Rules of Financial Accounting Standards Board need to be followed in books of the stockholder. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax Books Tax Clawback … [Read more...]
Tax Clawback Agreement
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Tax Clawback Agreement It’s an agreement to contribute all previous project related taxation benefits not already realized, as equity to the project to cover any deficiency of cash. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax … [Read more...]
Tax Credit
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Tax Credit A reduction in the tax due by a person on account of some government scheme. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax Books Tax Clawback Agreement Tax Credit Tax Differential View Tax-Exempt Sector Tax Free … [Read more...]
Tax Differential View
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Tax Differential View A viewpoint that the shareholders prefer low payout ratios, that is, they prefer capital gains over dividends. This is because the tax liability on dividends is higher than that on capital gains. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted … [Read more...]
Tax-Exempt Sector
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Tax-Exempt Sector This sector includes the municipal bond market. This sector bonds are exempt from federal income taxes and are issued to raise funds by local and state governments. Random Finance Terms for the Letter T Targeted Repurchase Tax Accounting Tax Books Tax … [Read more...]
Tax Free Acquisition
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Tax Free Acquisition An acquisition (including mergers) where: 1. the acquired company’s tax basis in every asset transferred is usually the same as the company which has made the acquisition, and 2. the seller does not have to pay tax on the stocks received unless they are … [Read more...]
