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	LCEC - Equity
		Without the Equity Ownership of the members, LCEC would be required to borrow additional money from outside sources in order to continue providing service to its members.
		Equity ownership is based on the amount of electricity purchased while an LCEC member.
		In order to continue receiving equity distributions after you move, it is important to keep LCEC informed of your new address: Change of Address Form.
	www.lcec.net /equity/?page=faq (1626 words)

	Equity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Equity is "fairness" or "justness" and, specifically, is the name given to the whole area of the law that deals with disputes between persons when neither of them has done anything against the law, but there is a conflict between their rights or claims.
		Thus, it is to be contrasted with "law," which is the legal principles from the common law, the laws enacted by governments, and the "case law" (the principles set forth in courts' opinions deciding cases).
		It is important to state that in the United States where trial by jury is guaranteed it is not guaranteed in court of equity as equity can only be dispensed by a judge as it is a matter of law[?] and not subject to the intervention of the jury as trier of fact[?].
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/eq/Equity.html (495 words)

	Ownership Equity 101 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In a bankruptcy court, creditors have the first claim on assets and ownership equity is the last or residual claim against assets, paid only after all other creditors are paid.
		For example in real estate, the owner's equity in a property is the difference between the market price of a property and the owner's mortgage debt.
		Equity can be a source of assets, either through contributed capital (the contribution of capital resources i.e.
	www.juiceenewsdaily.com /1004/news/own.html (165 words)

	FPA Journal - The Benefits of Private Split-Dollar Ownership of Variable Life Insurance
		By properly structuring private split-dollar ownership of a variable life insurance policy, it is possible to obtain the tax-free investment and asset protection benefits, while minimizing the estate tax consequences and the costs of the policy.
		Implementing private split dollar does not require rewriting the wills of the equity owner or the spouse of the equity owner; since neither is the insured, each may bequeath the interest of the equity owner in the policy to the other without adverse estate tax consequences regardless of the order of their deaths.
		Through private split-dollar ownership of a variable life insurance policy, it is possible to create an income-tax-free equity mutual fund that is protected from creditors without the adverse estate tax consequences and policy costs generally associated with individual ownership of a variable life insurance policy.
	www.fpanet.org /journal/articles/1999_Issues/jfp0399-art10.cfm (4230 words)

	How to Negotiate Equity Ownership When Raising Money for Your Business, finance, small business resources, ICBS ...
		Here are three ways to help potential investors feel less exposed to downside risks, especially the loss of their investment, and better your position to negotiate a larger share of equity ownership.
		The higher these risks, the higher the percentage of equity ownership investors will have to receive and the less available to the entrepreneur.
		The more you can mitigate their downside risks, the better position you'll be in to keep a larger share of the equity ownership in your company.
	www.ecomhelp.com /KB/finance/kb_finance-how-to-negotiate-equity-ownership.htm (1126 words)

	Ownership and Motivation
		One study of the psychology of ownership concludes: “culturally and behaviorally grounded conceptions of ownership may not coincide with explicitly legalistic conceptions.”[1] It is not the legal definitions but the “living definitions” of ownership that affect employee perceptions of the plan, of the company, and of their own roles.
		Many ownership plans stumble in the face of distrust and cynicism.[4] The incentive effect only exists under the right conditions, and companies are wise to invest sufficient resources to educate the work force and to communicate the details of their stock plan.
		One researcher wrote that “the combination of employee ownership and significant participation makes it possible for employee ownership companies, on the average, to have an advantage unavailable to their competitors.” [7] This conclusion is also consistent with the data reported here about the secondary importance of the financial aspect of ownership.
	www.ownershipassociates.com /ocr4.shtm (2341 words)

	Foreign Equity Policies
		Foreign equity ownership in infrastructure projects such as seaports generation as well as distribution of electricity for public use, telecommunications, airlines, potable water, public railways, atomic energy reactors shall establish by way of joint venture between foreign equity ownerships and Indonesian national equity is maintained at worth 5%.
		100% foreign equity ownership is allowed in all sectors open to foreign investment with the exception of the mining, plantations, and the hydroelectric power sectors in which a negotiated level of minority government ownership is required.
		Capital contribution of a foreign party or foreign parties to the legal capital of a joint venture enterprise shall be agreed by the parties and shall not be limited provided that the contribution is not less than thirty (30) per cent of the legal capital, except in cases stipulated by the Government.
	www.aseansec.org /6527.htm (1391 words)

	Equity - SmallBusiness.com - Small Business Resources
		In finance and accounting, ownership equity, commonly known simply as equity is the difference in value between the assets and the claims on them (liabilities), which accrues to the owner(s).
		Typically, in a bankruptcy court, creditors have the first claim on assets and ownership equity is the last claim against assets, paid only after all other creditors are paid.
		The percentage of equity exchanged for capital depends on a wide array of factors.
	www.smallbusiness.com /wiki/Equity (200 words)

	3910m
		Similarly, any equity or profit derived from the intellectual property may belong solely to the creator or shared with the College depending on the conditions in which the property was developed.
		To protect the rights of the individual and the College, the ownership and equity of intellectual property developed after the approval of this procedure may be determined before an intellectual property is developed.
		WWCC has a claim of ownership and equity in any intellectual property when an individual produces it as part of an assigned duty or with the substantial use of College resources, facilities, or funds except as provided in a written agreement.
	www.wwcc.cc.wy.us /policies_proc/3000/3910n.htm (1251 words)

	Ownership equity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In business accounting, ownership equity is the owners' interest in all assets after all liabilities are paid.
		Ownership equity is also known as equity, risk capital, and liable capital.
		In real estate the owner's equity in a property is the difference between the market price of a property and the owner's mortgage debt, or the owner's 'home equity loan'.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ownership_equity (134 words)

	Wikinfo \| Equity
		The procedures in a court of equity were much more flexible than the courts at common law.
		In American civil practice, certain devices such as joinder, counterclaim, cross-claim and interpleader originated in the courts of equity.
		Because American federal courts don't distinguish between law and equity since the promulgation of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, these devices are now available in all Federal Civil Actions where appropriate.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Equity (769 words)

	Equity Options for Practice Mergers: The La Penna Group Healthcare Business Development
		Stock ownership ratios need not be tied to voting power, and unequal ownership participation can occur if the by-laws of the new entity specify a democratic voting process (i.e., "one man:one vote").
		Stock ownership in a physician practice has no financial value unless dividends are paid based upon stock allocation (In this case, it is assumed that production is the primary component of income).
		The group would then determine how the building, as equity, would be handled (i.e., equal buy-in by all others in the new group, disposition by the present owners independent of the merger process, etc.).
	www.lapenna.com /mergers/equity_options.htm (955 words)

	Equity Compensation in Emerging Growth Companies
		Equity compensation is a topic of critical concern to many privately held companies, particularly those that are considering the possibility of an initial public offering ("IPO").
		Although equity ownership programs for top executives of publicly-traded companies seem to receive the most publicity, employee ownership is by no means limited to a narrow class of corporate executives.
		Of course, proponents of equity compensation programs would argue that such programs are not at all dilutive because the company growth stimulated by employee ownership more than compensates for the otherwise dilutive impact of the issuance of additional shares.
	benefitslink.com /articles/equity_wood.html (5619 words)

	Marilyn Sullivan, equity sharing forms for sale, home co-ownership, tenants in common, real estate partnership, shared ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Equity Sharing is co-ownership of real estate and sharing of the equity and tax benefits.
		As the national expert on equity sharing and the author of two books on the subject, Marilyn and her staff offer the most complete and up-to-date information on this popular co-ownership option.
		The Equity Sharing Calculator that calculates the ownership interests the co-owners should receive based upon the contributions they plan to make, along with their tax deductions and potential profit, is now available to you as well.
	www.msullivan.com /equity_sharing (717 words)

	Equity (economics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Equity is the concept of idea of fairness or justice in economics, particularly in terms of taxation and welfare economics.
		Horizontal equity is the idea that people with a similar ability to pay taxes should pay the same or similar amounts.
		Horizontal equity means treating the same those who are the same in a relevant respect (such as having the same 'need').
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vertical_equity (260 words)

	Unit 4: Ownership Investments
		Equity or ownership investing means becoming a partial owner of a company or piece of property through the purchase of investments such as stock, growth mutual funds, and real estate.
		Home ownership is encouraged through our income tax system which provides an income tax deduction for mortgage interest and property taxes and through generous tax exemptions on the increase in value realized when homes are sold.
		Equity investing means becoming a partial owner of a company or piece of property through the purchase of investments such as stock, equity mutual funds, and real estate.
	www.investing.rutgers.edu /unit04.html (4363 words)

	Dartmouth College Policy on Acceptance of Equity
		Equity ownership, however, has the potential for creating conflicts of interest because equity holders are part owners of the company.
		The Provost's decision in allocating the Equity Pool shall be made in his or her sole discretion and shall be final.
		All College Equity shall be taken in the name of "Trustees of Dartmouth College" and shall be held in a "blind trust" where, at the sole discretion of the manager of the trust, it may be sold or held based on sound business judgment and publicly available information.
	www.dartmouth.edu /~osp/resources/policies/dartmouth/equity.html (1444 words)

	Empirical studies on ownership and performance: KL
		Managerial ownership increases from 9% to 31%, but the value of the new ownership stake is less than the old stake.
		FC ³10% of cohesive ownership by financial institutions and ³10% of ownership by non-financial, or ³5% and £10% of ownership by non-financial, or financial institution is a leading creditor and £10% of ownership by non-financial.
		The ownership variable is typically measured as concentration of ownership on a particular set of owners, e.g.
	www.encycogov.com /A5OwnershipStructures/OwPerfStudies/Table_Ow_KL.asp (1405 words)

	ESOP / stock option / employee ownership update for December 27, 2004
		Synthetic equity ownership is added to ESOP ownership in determining who is a disqualified person for the S ESOP abuse test.
		Second, for purposes of determining whose ownership makes them a disqualified person, the rules clarify that if any share is treated as owned by more than one person, then the share is counted as a single share, not a share separately owned by multiple people.
		The new regulations are very similar to the 2003 regulations in determining what synthetic equity is. Two new wrinkles are that a nonqualified deferred compensation plan taken into account before January 1, 2005, for FICA purposes, and that was outstanding on the first date the ESOP acquired shares, is now excluded.
	www.nceo.org /columns/cr173.html (1245 words)

	TDF : For Entrepreneurs : Courses (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Most exits do not take the form of IPOs. Many investments are exited through buybacks of the stock position by the current owners, a strategic sale of the company or a management led buy out of the company from the current owners. Also, mergers and acquisitions have been widely used.
		The high rates of return expected by venture capitalists are a reflection of the perceived risks associated with equity investing.
		This risk is a result of the lower protection afforded equity owners relative to creditors of the company and the inherent risk associated with investing in newer, less established entities.
	www.tdfund.com /entrepreneurs/courses/equity-financing/efc_32.html (190 words)

	Indian private equity market set to triple
		India Inc remains strong on foreign investors' radar with the private equity market in the country set to more than triple to nearly $7 billion by 2010, from $2.2 billion last year, a new study shows.
		Percentage ownership was greatest in business processing outsourcing at 40 per cent, followed by 23 per cent each in textiles and media and entertainment.
		Relatively less private equity ownership was seen from 2000 to 2005 in emerging sectors such as financial services (17 per cent) and healthcare (15 per cent).
	www.rediff.com /money/2006/sep/28equity.htm (482 words)

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		Equity share, with deeded real estate title, offers an easy, economical way to enjoy vacation living at your favorite resort.
		Shared equity ownership is a practical way to own real estate, sharing the expenses, but maintaining separate financial and legal liability.
		Ownership choices are either a 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath, 1850 sq.
	www.stoneridgetownhomes.com /ownership.html (280 words)

	Taxable Payments for Services
		When the owner acquires an equity interest in exchange for compensation for services performed or to be performed, the owner will be treated as having received taxable income.
		Among the various strategic funding options, a contribution of future services can seem to be an excellent way to capitalize an entity with an equity interest, where the owner does not have sufficient capital, in the form of cash or other property, to contribute.
		Through this option, the owner is able to adequately capitalize the equity interest, and thus perhaps stave off any attack based on "piercing of the veil" of limited liability, while at the same time avoiding the necessity of placing vulnerable assets within the business form.
	www.uschamber.com /sb/business/P12/P12_6425.asp (767 words)

	AccessRV :: Accelerated Equity Plan
		The Accelerated Equity Plan provides the benefits of traditional RV ownership, without all the hassles and at a fraction of the cost.
		This unique plan structures your ownership in a way that qualifies you for tax benefits such as being able to make your RV purchase sales tax free and qualifying your RV for depreciation deductions that allow you to write off over 50% of the value of your motorhome in the first two tax years.
		With Access RV's Accelerated Equity Plan you can schedule all the personal use you would like in your motorhome, and when you are not using it, turn your motorhome into an income generating investment so the motorhome can help pay for itself.
	www.accessrv.com /sales/equity.asp (786 words)

	TMT Ventures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		For the first time in Pakistan, TMT Ventures has introduced the concept of equity ownership for core management in a private equity environment.
		10% to 30% equity is invested by the owner-managers / core management in the form of sweat equity.
		It is only through the incentive of equity ownership that enterprising people can be enticed to leave their careers at established companies to work for a start-up.
	www.tmtventures.net /equity.asp (151 words)

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