cutoff point
in capital budgeting, the minimum rate of return acceptable on investments.
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Cutoff Point - The point at which an investor decides whether or not a particular security is worth purchasing. The cutoff point is very subjective and will be based on the personal characteristics of the individual investor.
Cutoff point
The lowest rate of return acceptable on investments.
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There are no fixed cutoff points for large-, mid-, or small-cap companies, but you may see a small-cap company valued at less than $1 billion, mid-cap companies between $1 billion and $5 billion, ...
cutoff point The cutoff point is where an investor decides whether a security is, or is not... CVE The currency of Cape Verde. ISO international currency code: CVE....
The annual exclusion is the cutoff point below which no gift tax return must be filed. For many years the annual exclusion from the gift tax was $10,000, though this limit is now periodically adjusted upwards for inflation.
Cutoff Point (finance term)
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Financial Management Rate of Return (FMRR) (business term)
Pretax Rate of Return (business term)
Basic Rate
Accounting Rate of Return (business term)
Simple Rate of Return (business term) ...
Tax brackets are set based on income levels; individuals with lower income levels are taxed at a lower rate than individuals with higher income levels. Tax brackets serve as cutoff points for given income tax rates; therefore, ...
The ex date is a date set by the Stock Exchange to mark a cutoff point for entitlements to Corporate Actions such as Rights Issues. Whoever holds the shares on this date is entitled to whatever is being offered.
But that tax bracket applied only to earnings above that $155,975 threshold; income below that cutoff point would still be taxed at rates of 10 percent on the first $7,000, 15 percent on the next $14,400, and so on.
 See also: Expense, Banks, Capital Gains Tax, Bills, Cyclical
  
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