gross interest
noun[U]
TAX,FINANCE,BANKINGukusmoneyreceivedininterestonbankaccountsorinvestmentsbeforetaxispaidon it:
If you are anontaxpayerthen you cankeepyourgrossinterestinfull.
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gross interest
Thegrossinterestrates of the loan are separate as well and are set on the basis of the commercial rates in place when the agreement is signed.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Let 0 1 be the fraction of capital provided by the rich country on a concessional basis atgrossinterestrate .
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During period t , each household receives a lump-sum transfer tt , thegrossintereston bonds, the wage income, and profits distributed by the firms t .
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The principal has access to a world market for interperiod credit at the constantgrossinterestrate of 1/ .
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I should like to know the breakdown ofgrossinterest.
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For this portion of the rent, agrossinterestrate of 8.01 per cent. would be assumed, giving a multiplier of 554.59.
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Therefore, it is popular with those who are able to invest and gain agrossintereston bonds that are not liable to tax.
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The first was that thegrossinterestwould count against net income.
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The banks consistently failed to pass ongrossinterestpayments to their depositors.
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The first is to say whether the appropriate amount of interest should be the net interest or thegrossinterest.
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