present market value

The present market value ought to be measured against these figures.

At the end of every trading day, the contract is marked to its present market value.

We have calculated the present market value of your claims as five hundred pounds each."

But in no case would the bank pay the currency value and interest on the deposit at present market value, he said.

Each item is labeled with its present market value, but nothing is for sale.

Property taxes are levied annually on present market value.

He estimates its present market value at between $4 million and $5 million.

Its stock climbed 37.5 cents today, to $6.375, in over-the counter trading, giving the company a present market value of more than $60 million.

Their present market value is £2,244,000 (1990-£2,057,000).

The nominal amount may or may not coincide with the price at which the instrument was first sold, its present market value, or its redemption price.

Similarly, the I.M.F. has $35 billion in resources that it could use from the unrealized value of its gold holdings at their present market value.

These gifts can be deducted at present market value even though the taxpayer never paid that much for them, and the gifts do not incur any capital gains tax.

Regardless of the market's behavior, many banks were not so worried because the Government had given them another option: recording their stock prices at the purchase price instead of present market value.

Caps fixed on certain items but there would be no verification of Present Market Value (PMV) on such items.

(Had Microsoft held on to the stock, it would today be worth 130 times more than Gates paid, or $19bn - about a tenth of Microsoft's present market value.)

A minimum amount in relation to the present market value should be paid to the person while a monthly pension should be paid from a trust where the company shares are vested.

Thus, the present market value of a utility's property was merely a function of the court's decision rather than the recognition or discovery of some preexisting value or property right.

But many analysts contend that many United States assets abroad are undervalued by the Government because they are listed at the purchase price of decades ago rather than present market value.

You might, for example, want to walk away from the $29,492 purchase option on a 24-month-old Cadillac Seville SLS, because its present market value is an average of only $27,100.

The "Rate Making Cases" enabled Hale to see that there was no present market value independent of the expected rate of return, and no economic value independent of legal protection.

For example, the report pegs the present market value of the Palestinian Authority's 23 percent stake in the Oasis Hotel Casino Resort in Jericho, in the West Bank, at $28.5 million.

In the "Rate Making Cases", courts purported to ascertain the present market value of the utility's property, and then to fix a price to the consumer which assured the utility a fair rate of return upon that value.

However, the courts' decisions could not have been in fact based upon the present market value of the utility's property because present market value is merely the present value of the expected rates.

The move, which has been expected for some months, could force the banks, savings and loans and credit unions either to sell the securities or to price them at the present market value, which could take a big bite out of their balance sheets.

The present market value of the five companies is about $125 million, or about $23 a share on a pretax basis, while the stated book value of these investments is about $45 million, or about $8.75 a share.