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| Takeover | When one firm takes a controlling interest in another firm through the acquisition of the other firms shares. Sometimes the controlling corporation will leave the entity as a stand alone subsidiary or in other cases the acquired firm’s identity will be dissolved and will adopt the controlling firm’s culture and identity. |
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| Taking a View | An opinion or belief on market trends, such as the direction of interest rates or inflation or a certain sector of the stock market. |
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| Tangible Assets | tangible, literally being able to touch. Tangible assets in the context of a company's assets are any physical objects of value that it owns such as trucks for a shipping company, land, machinery, planes for an airline. See also the meaning of intangible assets. |
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| Target price | The stock owners desired sale price. |
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| Tariff |
A charge or tax put on imports usually raise money or protect certain local industry deemed important by the government. This usually make goods more expensive and interferes with international trade flow. |
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| Tax Avoidance | Using loopholes in the law to minimize ones tax exposure.
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| Tax Evasion | An attempt to avoid paying taxes in an illegal manner by overstating expenses falsifying receipts or overstating deductions.
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| Tax Haven |
A political jurisdiction which attracts business or the wealthy through low tax rates. Examples of this include the Cayman islands.
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| Tax Loss | Where expenses exceed revenue in a given fiscal period and net income is below zero. |
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| Tax Loss Selling | Selling securities to intentionally create a loss this helps in minimizing a tax burden. |
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