Examples of Adjusted Taxable Income in a sentence
We use Adjusted Taxable Income, Net of Current Tax Expense to measure and evaluate our operations.
Any subsequent revaluation of the properties will not affect the forecast and projected DPU for the Forecast Year 2011/2012 as MIT’s distribution are based on Adjusted Taxable Income, which excludes gains or losses upon revaluation of the Properties.
Adjusted Taxable Income, Net of Current Tax Expense is defined as reported net income, adjusted for book versus tax timing differences and special items.
In the event that the proportion of the Company's Adjusted Taxable Income allocable to a Member is greater than the proportion of the Company's Net Profit or Net Loss allocable to the Member for the same period, the Tax Distributions to such Member shall reflect the Adjusted Taxable Income allocable to that Member and the Tax Distributions to the other Members shall be adjusted so that Tax Distributions under this Section 7.2.1 are made in proportion to Unit ownership.
The income thresholds increase incrementally, as does the MLS itself, depending on your annual household Adjusted Taxable Income (ATI).For a full rundown of how the MLS works, along with the current ATI thresholds, visit hif.com.au/mlsDid you know…If you’re likely to incur the MLS, it could be more cost effective to take out HIF Hospital cover – a number of our covers could actually be cheaper than the additional tax you’ll have to pay.