ира

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Tom doesn't know the difference between Iraq and Iran. - Том не знает разницы между Ираком и Ираном.

Bernard Kouchner, who established Medecins Sans Frontieres, did not oppose the Iraq war. - Бернар Кушнер, который основал «Врачей без границ», не выступал против войны в Ираке.

The Irish Republican Army, known since its break with the Official IRA in 1970 as the Provisional IRA, the Provos, the Provies, or simply as the IRA
A personal savings plan that offers tax advantages to save and invest for retirement Contributions are often tax deductible in whole or in part, depending upon individual cirumstances, including compensation levels and participation in an employer sponsored qualified retirement plan Income derived from investments in a traditional deductible or nondeductible IRA are tax deferred until withdrawn Under certain circumstances, withdrawals from a Roth IRA are tax free Tax penalties may apply to IRA distributions taken before age 59 1/2 Contributions to an IRA may not exceed $2,000 per year Individuals with earned income may contribute up to $2,000 to the IRA of a nonemployed spouse
(Individual Retirement Account) - one of several types of tax-deferred saving accounts
An Individual Retirement Account is a personal retirement savings program to which eligible individuals may contribute deductible and / or nondeductible payments with the benefit of tax deferred build-up of income
Savings programs available to individuals The plans allow for a certain amount to be deposited each year This money is not subject to income tax for that year or following years as long as it is not withdrawn The money is taxed as withdrawn upon retirement, usually when the depositor is in a lower tax bracket During the life of the account, the money may be put into various interest bearing investments Securities dealers as well as banking institutions now offer IRA'S BACK TO TOP
Individual retirement account into which $2,000 can be deposited annually in an approved tax deferment program TRA'86 created limitations on IRAs
An retirement savings account allowing investor to save money on a tax-free basis until the specific date of withdrawal The withdrawal dates are usually when the investor reaches the age of 59 1/2, 62, or 65
a self-funded retirement plan that allows you to contribute a limited yearly sum toward your retirement; taxes on the interest earned in the account are deferred
A retirement plan that allows individuals to make tax deferred contributions to a retirement account each year
An Individual Retirement Account in which some or all of the contribution may be deductible from current taxes, depending on the individual's adjusted gross income and coverage by an employer sponsored retirement plan
A retirement account that allows individuals to make tax-deferred contributions to a personal retirement fund Individuals can place IRA funds in bank accounts or in other forms of investment such as stocks, bonds, or mutual funds
Individual Retirement Account A tax-deferred account in which an investor is allowed to contribute up to $2,000 each year The contributions may be pre-tax depending on whether he or she also has a 401(K) Investors may not withdraw the funds in the account until they are 59 ½ years old, or they may be charged a 10% penalty
Individual Retirement Account
Individual retirement account A pension plan with tax advantages IRAs permit investment through intermediaries like mutual funds, insurance companies and banks, or directly in stocks and bonds through stockbrokers
Originally, IRAs were individual pension accounts available to anyone not covered at work by a qualified pension plan Effective January 1, 1982, all wage earners, including those already in company pension plans are able to make tax-deferred contributions to IRAs An individual can put away an extra $2,000 per year, or a total of $2,250 if there is a nonworking spouse, and let earnings accumulate tax-deferred until age 59 1/2
stands for Individual Retirement Account A tax-deferred account in which you are allowed to contribute up to $2,000 each year The contributions may be pre-tax depending on whether you also have a 401(K) You may not withdraw the funds in the account until your are 59 ½ years old, or you pay a 10% penalty
An individual pension fund that anyone may open with a bank An IRA permits investment of contributed funds through intermediaries like mutual funds, insurance companies, and banks or directly in stocks and bonds through stockbrokers Because it is intended for retirement, money in an IRA enjoys many tax advantages over traditional investments, but may not be withdrawn early without heavy penalty fees
An individual retirement account with a bank, savings and loan, federally insured credit union, or other qualified person as trustee or custodian
Individual Retirement Account A government-sponsored retirement savings plan, offering tax incentives to individuals
Individual Retirement Account A retirement account with tax advantages Individuals may contribute up to $2,000 annually to their IRA as long as they have earned $2,000 in that year (i e you can't pad it with unearned money) The investment grows tax-free until it's withdrawn, usually after age 59 1/2 Money withdrawn before age 59 1/2 will usually get hit with a 10 percent penalty but there are some exceptions