Short-term gain

Short-term gain (or loss)

A profit or loss realized from the sale of securities held for less than a year that is taxed at normal income tax rates if the net total is positive.

Short-Term Capital Gain

The gain one realizes by closing a position one has held for less than one year. For example, if one buys a stock or bond and sells it five months later for more than what one paid, the gain is considered a short-term capital gain. The government wishes to encourage long-term investment and, as such, short-term capital gains are usually not entitled to preferential treatment for tax purposes; that is, they are taxed at a higher rate than gains from long-term investments. See also: Short-term capital loss.

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The top short-term gain was had by Northwestern Mutual Real Estate Investors in 2012, when they sold the Russell Investments Center in Seattle to Commonwealth Partners for $325 million.

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What is important to remember is, while these moves may result in some short-term gain there will be suffering in the long-term as the pay back will be companies will not get the services they want, require or have grown to expect.

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There is always some short-term gain from the increased visibility that a large event like this brings, However, since there was no particularly coherent agenda for this march, the tong-term gains, if any, will be hard to measure.

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Finally, any taxable [TABULAR DATA FOR EXHIBIT 1 OMITTED] [TABULAR DATA FOR EXHIBIT 2 OMITTED] income not taxed at one of the alternative tax rates, including any short-term gain, is taxed at the taxpayer's regular tax rates.

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The shareholders' interest takes priority, but that interest isn't equivalent to their potential for short-term gain, nor is it the sole legitimate consideration in Wally's decision.

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