gross return

The equation below shows the gross return on the fruit tree in one period.

During such times, taxes are likely to eat up a sizable percentage of your gross returns.

It provides that the sharing of gross returns will not in itself create a partnership.

Had asking prices been met, the gross return to the two partners would have been $16.8 million.

Through last December, Tiger had an average gross return of 36 percent a year.

Another distinction is between net and gross return.

The above costs and profit deducted from the gross return will provide a residual valuation of the site.

Section 2(2) provides in like terms for a share in the gross returns from a business or property.

The gross returns omit sales charges, capital gains taxes, cash reserve drag and, very important, risk adjustment.

The film, which received mainly respectful reviews, has managed to post some strong per-screen gross returns in its six weeks in release.

Participating in gross returns:

In an equity fund where the historical gross return might be 10%, a 1% expense ratio will consume approximately 10% of the investor's return.

The Guardian Life Insurance Company, for example, uses a 12 percent gross return, a 28 percent tax bracket and a 20-year holding period in one comparison.

One of the main things is to distinguish between gross returns - which are what are published in ads and magazine articles - and net returns.

The more studios share their gross returns with stars, producers and directors, the tougher it is for the studios to reach a profit, many studio chiefs complain.

The fall in k leads to a rise in the gross return to capital and a fall in the wage; to this extent the tax is 'shifted'.

But when I tried to find out the precise percentage the company took - after all, such charges range from the minuscule to 10 percent of gross returns - I got nowhere.

TAX-MANAGED mutual funds - those that seek to maximize after-tax gains rather than gross returns - are among the latest trends in the fund industry.

When I pressed her (the forthright Mr. Elliott had warned, "There's no free lunch"), she said the costs for running the fund were deducted from the gross returns, before I received my money.

The 'pure' net return to the investor is the return net of all fees, expenses, and taxes, whereas the 'pure' gross return is the return before all fees, expenses, and taxes.

If equities gain only 6 or 7 percent annually in the coming years, the higher investment management fees, transaction costs and taxes associated with actively managed portfolios will take a disproportionate bite out of a fund's gross returns, he said.

While SAC closely guards its returns, published reports and people who have seen the fund's letters to its investors say that SAC had a gross return, before its fees, of at least 40 percent in every year from 1996 to 2001.

In a recent survey of more than 700 companies from all major industries, researchers from Rutgers University found that businesses that used one or more employee-friendly strategies had higher annual shareholder returns, and higher gross return on capital, than companies that did not.

"For them to believe that a 4 percent payout will likely wipe out the trust's purchasing power, that means that they believe that they can't earn a yearly gross return of 7.5 percent before you take out for inflation and fees," he said.

-- There was a gross return from his venture of more than $1,200, but with his usual business insight, which was never foresight, he had made an arrangement by which, after paying bills and dividing with his manager, he had only about one-third of, this sum left.