expatriation [ɪkˌspætriˈeɪʃən, ekˈ-, америк. ekˈspeɪ-, ɪkˈ-] СУЩ. ЮРИД.
- expatriation
- ekspatriacja ж.
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Your average annual net income tax for the five years ending before the date of expatriation is more than a specified amount that is adjusted for inflation ($160,000 in 2015).
www.cnbc.com Their assets are treated as if liquidated at the time of expatriation, and any net unrealized gain over $651,000 is taxed as income.
news.nationalpost.com This has created a different type of expatriate where commuter and short-term assignments are becoming more common and often used by organizations to supplement traditional expatriation.
en.wikipedia.org We also have a group doing expatriation services, processing and handling the transfer of people.
business.inquirer.net From the beginning, one of the most obvious and effective forms of expatriation has been that of naturalization under the laws of another nation.
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