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Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT)   The requirement to add the income from tax preference items to income above an indexed level. A method to insure that wealthy persons and corporations pay at least some tax.  
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Cost basis   The price paid for assets, including any commissions or fees, used to calculate capital gains or losses when the assets is sold  
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Capital loss   The loss incurred when a capital asset is sold for a lower price than the purchase price.  
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FIFO   An accounting method used to assess a company's inventory, in which it is assumed that the first goods acquired are the first to be sold. The same method is used by the IRS to determine cost basis for tax purposes.  
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Earn income   Income derived from active participation in a trade or business, including wages, salary, tips, commissions and bonuses  
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Gifted vs Inherited Securities    
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LIFO (Last in, last out)   An accounting method used to assess a company's inventory, in which it is assumed that the assumed that the last goods acquired are the first to be sold. The method used to determine cost basis for tax purposes;  
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LIFO (Last in, last out) Continued   the IRS designates last in, first out as the order in which sales or withdrawals from an investment are made.  
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Investment Income    
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Marginal Tax rate    
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Ordinary Income   Earnings other than capital gain.  
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Post-tax    
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Preferential rates    
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Pre-tax    
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Rollover   The transfer of funds from one qualified retirement plan to another qualified retirement plan. If this is not done with in a specific time , the funds are taxed as ordinary income.  
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Specified identification method    
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Tax-deductible    
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Tax-deferred    
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Tax-free    
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Trustee to Trustee transfer    
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Unrealized Gain   Amount by which a security appreciates in value before it is sold. Until it is sold, the investor does not actually possess the sale proceeds.  
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Wash sales rule   Selling a security at a loss for tax purposes and, within 30 days before or after, purchasing the same or a substantially identical security. The IRS disallows the claimed loss.  
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Short term gains   Taxed as Ordinary income  
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Corporate bond taxation   Taxable as ordinary income in year received: federal, state, local.  
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US Government Debt Taxation:   Federally taxable as ordinary income in the year received: Exempt from state and local taxes.  
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Mutual Fund dividends   Taxed as ordinary income whether reinvested or not  
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Short term capital gains distributions   Taxed as ordinary income whether reinvested or not.  
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100% distributions from a qualified plan   Taxed as ordinary income.  
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Only the earnings from a non-qualified plan   Taxed as ordinary income - cost basis returned tax-free  
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Long term capital gain   Taxed at a Maximum rate of 15%  
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Capital gains from the sale of inherited securities   Taxed at a Maximum rate of 15%  
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Common stock cash dividends   Taxed at a Maximum rate of 15%  
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Long term capital gains distributions whether reinvested or not   Taxed at a Maximum rate of 15%  
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Stock dividends on stock: Not taxed upon, cost basis is adjusted and taxable upon sale.   Tax-free  
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Municipal bond interest: Exempt from federal taxation may be subject to state and local taxation.   Tax-free  
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Qualified distributions from a Roth IRAs   Tax-free  
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Distribution from a Coverdell or 529 Plan used for qualified educational expenses   Tax-free  
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Life insurance death benefit to beneficiary( subject to estate tax)   Tax-free  
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8AM to 9PM (customer's time zone)   Time constraints imposed by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act 1940  
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Daily   Frequency of NAV calculation for mutual fund and variable contracts (business days only)  
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T+1   Settlement for options and treasury trades.  
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T+3   Settlement for municipal and corporate securities  
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T+5   Regulation T payment date  
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7 calendar days   Maximum time period for redemption of mutual fund shares.  
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within 10 days of first use   Time period for filing investment company ads and sales literature with FINRA  
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20 days   SEC "cooling off period" for new issues  
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Monthly   Variable contract cash values calculated on this basis  
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30 days   Minimum waiting period for candidates who fail the Series 6 for the first or second time  
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45 days   Free look provision on variable contracts  
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60 days   Maximum time period to complete an IRA rollover  
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61 days   Size of wash sale window  
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90 days   Maximum allowable period to backdate a letter of intent  
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90 days   Time period an account is "frozen"  
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120 days   Maximum time and RR has to complete the regulatory element of CE after his or her two-year anniversary  
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180 days   Minimum waiting period for Series 6 candidates who fail of 3rd or later attempts  
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Semiannually   Minimum requirement for investment companies(ICs) to send reports to shareholders  
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270 days   Maximum maturity for commercial paper and banker's acceptance  
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1 year   Maximum maturity of a T-bill  
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Annually   Minimum requirement for IC reporting to SEC  
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Annually   Variable contract death benefit calculated on this basis  
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13 months   Maximum time frame to complete a letter of intent (LOI)  
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16 months   Maximum shelf life of a prospectus  
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2 years   Maximum time to convert a variable life policy to a whole life policy  
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2 years   Registered representatives (RRs) who leave the business longer than this period must retest.  
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2 years   Maximum length of initial investment advisory contract  
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5 years   Required holding period for a qualified (tax-free) distribution form a Roth IRA  
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10 years   Maximum time period associated with statutory disqualification  
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10 years   Maximum maturity of a T-Note  
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20 years   Maximum jail term for insider trading violation  
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30 years   Maximum maturity of a T-bond  
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59.5 years   Minimum age to begin taking retirement plan distribution without penalty  
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70.5 years   Age at which required minimum distributions from retirement plans must begin  
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.01%   Value of a basis point  
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.25%   Maximum 12b-1 fee that may be levied by a no load fund  
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6%   Tax penalty on excess IRA contributions  
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8.5%   Maximum sales charge allowed under FINRA rules on a single purchase of investment company securities  
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9%   Maximum sales charged that may be levied over the life of a contractual plan  
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10%   Penalty for early withdrawal (under 59.5) from retirement plan  
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12%   Maximum interest rate that may be used in a illustration for variable life contracts  
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15%   Maximum tax rate assessed against long-term capital gains  
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15%   Preferential rates for cash dividends on stock  
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16%   Maximum average annual sales charge that may be levied in a spread load plan (1970) over the first 4 years  
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20%   Maximum annual sales charge that may be levied in a spread load plan  
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50%   Failure to take required minimum distribution (RMD) tax penalty on traditional IRAs  
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50%   Maximum sales charge that may be levied in year one of a front load plan (1940)  
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70%   Minimum score needed to pass the Series 6 exam  
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75%   Minimum percentage of the Board of Directors (BOD) that must be disinterested  
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90%   Minimum distribution of net investment income fir a regulated investment company  
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300%   Minimum asset to debt coverage ratio for an investment company engaged in bank borrowing  
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1%   100 basis point, 100BPs  
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American Depository receipts (ADR)   also called American Depository Shares  
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Annual return   also called Holding period return  
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Ask   also called Offer  
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Authorized stock   also called New Stock  
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B shares   also called Back end load  
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Back end sales charge   also called Contingent deferred sales charge (CDSD)  
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Bondholder   also called Creditor  
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Broker   also called Agent  
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