Well... that's why the book was nearby. I'm re-reading it too :D However, I just figured out that if I want to re-read POA and the next 3 books before July 21st, I'll have to read (gulp) 125 pages A DAY. Hmmm...Guess I'll have to pick one or two to re-read. Should've started in January.
Oh geez! I oddly started my re-read with OotP...so I'm almost through it (really just have GoF to go now), but I never looked at it page-number-wise. Good luck! :D
[7] Aggregation Rules [a] In General There were two basic aggregation rules to consider when using the five-year averaging rules for calculating income taxes on a lump-sum distribution.<125> First, plan aggregation required the aggregation of all like plans when determining the balance to the credit of an employee. Second, distribution aggregation required the aggregation of all lump-sum distributions received during the same tax year.<126>
[b] Plan Aggregation When determining the balance to the credit of an employee, all tax exempt trusts under a single plan had to be aggregated and treated as a single trust.<127> For purposes of these aggregation rules, an annuity contract was considered to be a trust.<128>
'-_- I know, I know... I edit tax books and I'm at work. The nearest book within reach was "Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans." What can I do?
...Would you attempt to find out what happened to him? Do you feel you should investigate further?
Situation 3 You are serving on a jury for a murder trial. The evidence presented at trial was largely circumstantial and, in your mind, equivocal. During closing, the prosecutor argued that you must find the defendant guilty because he confessed to the crime...
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"Professor," drawled Malfoy, "Weasley's mutilating my roots, sir."
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*blink* What?
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'There's nothing wrong with your arm,' he hissed at Malfoy."
;)--I'm rereading PoA...so I uh, took it to work with me today? heh.
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[a] In General
There were two basic aggregation rules to consider when using the five-year averaging rules for calculating income taxes on a lump-sum distribution.<125> First, plan aggregation required the aggregation of all like plans when determining the balance to the credit of an employee. Second, distribution aggregation required the aggregation of all lump-sum distributions received during the same tax year.<126>
[b] Plan Aggregation
When determining the balance to the credit of an employee, all tax exempt trusts under a single plan had to be aggregated and treated as a single trust.<127> For purposes of these aggregation rules, an annuity contract was considered to be a trust.<128>
'-_- I know, I know... I edit tax books and I'm at work. The nearest book within reach was "Taxation of Distributions From Qualified Plans." What can I do?
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...Would you attempt to find out what happened to him? Do you feel you should investigate further?
Situation 3
You are serving on a jury for a murder trial. The evidence presented at trial was largely circumstantial and, in your mind, equivocal. During closing, the prosecutor argued that you must find the defendant guilty because he confessed to the crime...
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I'm studying CJ! I can't think beyond that!
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I was reviewing for finals. THAT was the book I had open in my lap. ;P
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