But volumes will fall because corporate customers will no longer need to hold accounts in several currencies, and banks will no longer be able to use the money market to profit from interest-rate differentials between euro-zone currencies.
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Also troubling was another report that found for-profit college students defaulted on their loans at a far higher rate than students at public or non-profit colleges.
At that point, it clearly would qualify for the capital-gains rate, as profit on a sale of a long-held business.
But what that says to you, the fact that the portfolio could theoretically be negative duration, means that it could actually profit from a rising interest-rate environment if positioned appropriately and timed appropriately.
But CJW Medical Center in Richmond, part of for-profit HCA chain, had stellar numbers: Its six-month mortality rate for heart valve patients was half the expected rate (7.6% versus 13.7%).
Should you sell your second home after holding it for a year or more, you'll owe federal tax on any profit at the long-term capital gains rate, now a top 15%.
Thus while the core micro finance is a for-profit model all other life quality supporting services are rendered either free or non-profit basis. and on core micro finance, through our focus on efficiency we probably offer a rate which is lower than not-for-profit NGOs too!
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Will Wall Street create new financial products that will profit from the certainty of a two-year rate freeze?
The Department of Education said 48% of for-profit institutions failed to meet the 35% repayment rate for recent graduates.
Upon the ultimate sale of the property, basis-adjusted profit is taxed at the current capital gains rate, typically lower than income tax.
Compared with the pharmaceutical sector, which has a similar growth rate and profit margin, software looks woefully under-geared.
And as competition increases, interest-rate spreads will fall, putting pressure on profit margins.
Universities and not-for-profit hospitals around the country that had entered into interest rate swaps have been forced also to post collateral.
Amazon's spending on employee additions, fulfillment centers and data infrastructure contributed to a sharp drop in fourth-quarter profit, as the company's normally impressive rate of quarterly revenue growth missed expectations.
If, however, you hold the ISO shares for more than a year before selling, all your profit is taxed as long-term capital gains at a current top rate of 15%.
Doctors in such hospitals are paid a flat-rate salary, like the employees of most for-profit companies.
Since you've held both lots for more than a year, any profit is a long-term capital gain, taxed at a current top rate of 15%.
Sageworks adjusts net profit margins to exclude taxes and include owner compensation in excess of their market-rate salaries.
U.S. corporate profits (which are expressed in nominal terms) have tended to rise and fall at about twice the rate of world nominal dollar GDP, suggesting double-digit profit growth again in 2006.
Currently, the market is starved for leveraged profit margin stories and for properties that can compound earnings close to a mid-teens rate.
Net profit margins are adjusted to exclude taxes and include owner compensation in excess of their market-rate salaries.
Net profit margin has been adjusted to exclude taxes and include owner compensation in excess of their market-rate salaries.
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He said that according to the Department for Work and Pensions, 30% of those referred on the programme would find work "regardless of intervention" - but contractors only had to reach a 33% success rate to start making a profit.
To put it another way, a tiny difference in the Libor or Euribor rate could determine whether a bank like Barclays - and other banks - would make a profit or a loss on huge derivatives deals.
Mercy Health, a not-for-profit health system in Cincinnati, Ohio that owns six hospitals, was able to reduce its 30-day readmission rate to 14.5% as of November, from 16.9% in 2011, with a Care Transitions program that assigns nurses to high-risk patients to keep them out of the hospital.
Net profit margin for the private companies has been adjusted to exclude taxes and include owner compensation in excess of their market-rate salaries.
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