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- The energy and minerals concern said it received the lump-sum payment in consideration for reducing the contract price, starting July 1, until certain quantities of the gas have been delivered.
- Blick said that Ponti pays about $33,000 per year in taxes under a lump-sum deal negotiated with canton tax authorities.
- A 3 percent boost in workers' base wages in the first year and lump-sum payments of 3 percent of wages in the second and third years.
- They also provide for lump-sum wage payments and wage increases of 3% to 4% annually through 1995, and cost-of-living increases after that.
- A recent study by the American Productivity Center in Houston, for instance, found sharp growth in the number of companies using such plans as profit-sharing, gain-sharing and lump-sum bonuses and various other individual and small-group incentives.
- They gave us our lump-sum improvements." Galan Smith, 22, of Wichita, said he voted against the contract.
- Congress in 1981 changed that policy in an attempt to discourage quick spending of windfalls, providing that lump-sum income is to be prorated over a period of months.
- They include certain taxpayers under age 50, who want to take lump-sum distributions from qualified employee-benefit plans, and workers whose job changes will produce sizable capital gains.
- In other situations, employers don't restart the pension fund, but instead offer workers lump-sum payments, or buy annuities that pay fixed yearly amounts in retirement.
- To get these and other lump-sum benefits, an entire account balance must be withdrawn.
- In March, Mr. Buhr sold 40 cows to the federal government's new dairy buyout program, promising to stay out of the glut-plagued dairy business for five years in return for a lump-sum cash payment.
- Health and Human Services Secretary Otis Bowen had objected to an OMB proposal to include fees for all inpatient physician services in a predetermined lump-sum payment to hospitals.
- Ten-year averaging for lump-sum distributions is eliminated except for people who reached age 50 before 1986.
- Anyone who takes a lump-sum distribution from a retirement plan can still roll it over tax-free into an IRA, but taxpayers who don't do that face a choice.
- Under old law, recipients of lump-sum payouts from retirement plans could figure tax under 10-year averaging, as though the income were spread equally over 10 years.
- The contract also gives all workers a 3% base-wage raise in the first year of the pact, and 3% lump-sum payments in the last two years.
- They said the plant's 2,100 workers will also get a $750 bonus upon ratification, a base wage increase of 3% in one year of the pact, and lump-sum payments equal to 3% of annual earnings in the other two years of the contract.
- "In some cases, they build the motels and sell them, so they make a lump-sum profit in one year."
- That proposal called for general wage increases of 3% in each of the first two years and 4% in each of the next two. Workers would receive a 4% lump-sum payment in 1992.
- The tentative contract, worked out late last Friday by union and company bargainers, includes a 3 percent wage increase and lump-sum bonuses of about 3 percent.
- The disbursements, which will total nearly $30 million, won't significantly change the total award an eligible veteran would receive, but will provide a large share of it in a lump-sum payment.
- The IRS's position, supported by a recent court ruling, is that points paid on refinancing don't qualify for a lump-sum deduction, unless the money is clearly used for home improvements.
- Mr. Jones said the arbitrators now are preparing to take up the next unanswered question in the IBM-Fujitsu case: determining the size of the lump-sum payment Fujitsu must pay IBM to settle past claims between the two concerns.
- But the old policy still stands for taxpayers who neglect to subtract taxes withheld from lump-sum pension payments.
- A lump-sum offer is "one of the final strategies" of some negotiators, said Mark DeBernardo, labor counsel for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
- The de Havilland spokesman said its latest contract offer included a lump-sum payment of 3,000 Canadian dollars to each of the workers in the first year and an average wage increase "slightly in excess" of 3% in each of the three years of the contract.
- The original understanding was that Congress would simply declare lump-sum ceilings on expenditures, based upon its estimates of revenues, and that the president and heads of the executive departments would decide how the funds would be spent.
- More recently, the Legislature has provided lump-sum allocations for the secretary of state's office with little direction as to how the funds are divided.
- For the first time, the government also is comparing total compensation increases between union and non-union workers to account for the lump-sum arrangements.
- Moreover, the wave of corporate restructurings and takeovers has resulted in lump-sum payments to droves of upper and middle executives unaccustomed to managing their own retirement money.
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