We have received over 400 individual contributions, small dollar contributions.
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Instead of contributions toward private insurance, employers would make contributions toward Medicare.
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Traditional IRA contributions and HSA contributions are deductible on your tax return.
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The contributions were largely from small donors, but also included some larger contributions.
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Note that rollover contributions and employer contributions aren&apost eligible, and any recent distributions from your ABLE account, IRA, or retirement plan may lessen your eligible contributions.
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That amount includes personal contributions as well as any matching contributions from your company.
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But the contributions are data, and the people making contributions are unrecognized and uncompensated.
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Money was raised from ticket contributions and matching contributions from Live Nation and local matchers.
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Pension funds get their money from three sources: employer contributions, employee contributions, and investment returns.
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If your employer matches contributions to your retirement plan, you should always maximize those contributions.
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American contributions amount to 22 percent, while Chinese contributions amount to a mere 12 percent.
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NATO funding is split between direct contributions (financing overhead expenditures) and indirect contributions (financing operations).
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But unlike individual contributions, which max out at $2,700, bitcoin contributions are capped at $100.
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With Acorns Later, your contributions are limited to the more traditional one-time and recurring contributions.
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They were charged with conspiring to make illegal campaign contributions through others and concealing excessive contributions.
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Annual contributions are thereafter subject to a series of complex adjustments and final contributions might vary significantly.
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Expenditures for coordinated communications are considered in-kind contributions, and foreign contributions — public or private — are illegal.
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Thirteen states allow unlimited PAC contributions to some statewide candidates and 11 currently allow unlimited personal contributions.
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For 2011, he reported charitable contributions of $126,404, and for 2013, he reported charitable contributions of $62,362.
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WE'RE GOING TO GIVE UP CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS WILL BE REPORTED ON A REGULAR BASIS.
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Contributions to charities are deductible; contributions to PACs and section 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations are not.
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HSA contributions are tax-deductible or pretax, while IRA contributions can be tax-deductible depending on your income.
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Big, big contributions are being made by countries that weren't doing so much in the form of contributions.
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By converting the loans into contributions, Trump is telling his supporters he will not seek repayment via contributions.
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Most of our funding—over 75 percent—comes from grants, member contributions, donations, and contributions from the Machinists Union.
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The employer would not be expected to make its own contributions to the plan or match its employees' contributions.
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That doesn't include individual companies' contributions, nor does it include any of the industry's campaign contributions, which are substantial.
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In terms of the Hillary Clinton campaign contributions, I have given zero, zero contributions to Hillary Clinton in any campaign.
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Fidelity recommends saving 4013%, and that amount includes contributions from your paycheck as well as any contributions from your company.
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Fidelity recommends saving 15%, and that amount includes contributions from your paycheck as well as any contributions from your company.
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The income limits on Roth IRA contributions would have been removed, and contributions to traditional IRAs would have been disallowed.
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The Clinton Foundation shouldn't be judged by principles we apply to campaign contributions simply because they are not campaign contributions.
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Contributions to state Senate candidates are capped at $1,000, while contributions to state House candidates are limited to just $500.
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The album features contributions from Woods, Ultimate Painting, PC Worship, EZTV, and Psychic TV. How did the contributions come about?
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We are grateful for all contributions to Future Perfect (though we should note that contributions are not considered charitable donations).
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He pointed to an IRS memo that allowed contributions to a state tax credit program to be considered charitable contributions.
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"You want to get the tax break [for retirement contributions] and the company match [on 401(k) plan contributions]," she added.
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But if you start making those contributions at 18, only 43.3% of your account value at 40 will be your contributions.
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You will owe income taxes on Roth IRA contributions, but distributions and contributions you take in retirement will be tax-free.
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You won't lose your contributions, or your employer's matching contributions if you're vested, by leaving your money in your old plan.
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My contribution was adding employer matching contributions and pre-tax employee contributions even though the enabling legislation didn't provide for either.
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You make contributions with after-tax dollars, but distributions of both your contributions and investment growth are tax-free in retirement.
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With a Roth IRA, contributions are taxed when they're made, so you get to withdraw the contributions and earnings tax-free.
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Her proposal would also lower workers' contributions to pensions by 1 percentage point while bumping employers' contributions by 5 percentage points.
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Corporate executives, like other citizens, have the right to make political contributions, bundle contributions for a campaign, or host fundraising events.
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While PAC contributions to candidates are limited, a larger donation frequently accompanies individual contributions from the company's executives and other employees.
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Ms. Harris's campaign said she had received 227,22016 contributions in total and that 2016 percent of her contributions were under $224.
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In other words, all things being equal, contributions from unknown women programmers were accepted less often than contributions from unknown male programmers.
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Contributions to a Roth are taxed up front and account holders can withdraw their contributions at any time without taxes or penalties.
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Clinton Foundation Pence also attacked the Clinton Foundation, highlighting its acceptance of foreign donations -- contributions that aren't allowed as political campaign contributions.
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"What really boosted resilience was focusing not on contributions received from other people but rather contributions given to other people, " says Grant.
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The Center for Responsive Politics reported in March that 2628 percent of O'Rourke's contributions were small individual contributions of less than $28503.
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With a Roth IRA, you pay taxes on your contributions now, as opposed to deferring taxes on contributions to a traditional IRA.
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Of the Foundation's $5 million in charitable contributions, it donated just $77,000 to nine veterans' organizations, or 1.5% of its total contributions.
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During the campaign, I promised a physical book for contributions of $35 or more, and an electronic copy for contributions of $25.
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The plan floated by Republicans would reportedly limit traditional contributions to $28503,22019 per year, while allowing the rest in Roth-type contributions.
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Coverdell contributions are limited to $2,000 a year, while contributions to 529 accounts can reach $14,000 a year without incurring gift taxes.
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Though men still made up the vast majority of donors, there were significant increases in women's contributions: 34% of congressional campaign contributions to all candidates came from women, and 45% of campaign contributions for Democratic female candidates came from women.
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Louis, for many employees the tax savings on contributions to HSAs increases wealth by more than an employer match on 401(k) contributions.
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That data includes a worker's income tax, his payroll tax contributions and the payroll tax contributions that his employer make on his behalf.
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This means that contributions to inaugural committees should be restricted to the size of campaign contributions and be permitted from U.S. citizens only.
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He said that the tax code considers two points when it comes to charitable contributions: Is the organization entitled to receive charitable contributions?
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"No charitable organization shall solicit contributions or have contributions solicited in its behalf before approval of its registration statement," Pennsylvania's charities law states.
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A less-known sweetener is that while 220(k) contributions are subject to Social Security and Medicare taxes, pretax HSA contributions are not.
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More than 90 percent of the contributions she received were $50 or less, and 98 percent of the contributions were $100 or less.
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More than 215% of contributions to Democratic candidates came from outside the candidate's district, compared to about 63% of contributions to Republican candidates.
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Governments made up 76.4 percent of the $44.2 billion in contributions, compared to 70 percent last quarter, while employee contributions comprised the rest.
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Foreign nationals are prohibited from making contributions and other expenditures in connection with U.S. elections, and from making contributions in someone elses name.
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We're planning to return the $28503 in lobbyist contributions and going forward our policy will be to return any lobbyist contributions over $22019.
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" Sanders: "I don't have any billionaire contributions...My good friend Joe, and he is a good friend, he's received contributions from 44 billionaires.
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So, for instance, the NPS includes all the contributions that countries promised under the Paris climate agreement (in their NDCs, or nationally determined contributions).
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Together, 31 million people made over 22016 million individual contributions to our campaign – more contributions at this point than any campaign in American history.
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Note on the data below: donations include contributions from corporations in the telecom industry and employees of those corporations (individual and non-individual contributions).
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Paid family leave benefits can be fully absorbed by small employee contributions, with zero out-of-pocket contributions by employers to pay for benefits.
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CNN's analysis of Tenet's contributions was confirmed by the National Institute of Money in State Politics, a nonprofit, nonpartisan group that tracks campaign contributions.
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The campaign has received contributions from a variety of groups including the joint fundraising committee, Senate Victory 2018, with contributions totaling more than $150,000.
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Currently, savers can undo, or "recharacterize," their Roth, or post tax, individual retirement account contributions to traditional IRAs, or pretax contributions, and vice versa.
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In June 2016, CNN found that while Donald Trump had received contributions from 52 employees of technology firms, Clinton had received 2,087 such contributions.
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Our methodology: Individual campaign contributions for 2017-18 were downloaded from the Federal Elections Commission and filtered to only include contributions to House candidates.
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But sexist behavior is sometimes enacted by individuals who are making otherwise important contributions to the movement, even contributions against the oppression of women.
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Here, these pledges presume that contributions from corporate PACs are not only malignant for democracy, but are more so than contributions from other sources.
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"While we do receive some contributions from foreign individuals and entities, those contributions are made directly to the NRA for lawful purposes," Frazer wrote.
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With a Roth IRA, contributions are taxed when they're made, so you can withdraw the contributions and earnings tax-free once you reach 0003½.
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The legal contributions to Nixon's campaign included large contributions from wealthy donors who wanted to wield other forms of influence in the White House.
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HSA contributions are a pre-tax deduction, meaning you don&apost pay any taxes on contributions to the account in the year you contribute.
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The plan would work by automating contributions from all workers, while low-income workers would be eligible for a government match on their contributions.
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This is one of the reasons why (INAUDIBLE) I was running for president I said I would not take contributions from former companies, not take contributions —I will not take contributions from corporate tax or pharma executives because they are part of this problem.
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With a Roth IRA, contributions are taxed when they're made, so you can withdraw the contributions and earnings tax-free once you reach age 13½.
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Fidelity recommends saving 23% of your salary toward retirement, and that amount includes contributions from your paycheck as well as any contributions from your company.
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In Citizens United, the Court found that contributions made to independent organizations supporting a candidate did not have the same corrupting hold as direct contributions.
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Many Democratic candidates on the trail have touted these small-donor contributions and have vocally rejected contributions from super PACs and other big-money organizations.
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With a Roth IRA, contributions are taxed when they're made, so you can withdraw the contributions and earnings tax-free once you reach age 59 ½.
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With a Roth IRA, contributions are taxed when they're made, so you can withdraw the contributions and earnings tax-free once you reach age 59½.
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The Trump campaign will max out contributions to nearly 100 candidates in its first found of contributions -- ensuring thousands of dollars for each candidate selected.
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The contributions would be lowered as families move up the income ladder, and any family of four making more than $125,751 would receive no contributions.
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But given the legality of large contributions to district attorneys and the frequency of contributions from criminal defense lawyers, the appearance of influence is inescapable.
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According to the proxy statement, this includes $260,22.3 in retirement-plan-matching contributions, $22018,250 in athletic-club-membership benefits, and $143,214 in matching charitable contributions.
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Another sweetener: Pretax contributions you make to your HSA, as well as contributions your employer makes to the account, avoid Social Security and Medicare taxes.
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The campaign fell short of its goal of collecting 1 million contributions by the deadline, and instead brought in about 900,000 contributions from its donors.
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While we recognize and celebrate black history and black contributions here in America, we should do the same for black history and contributions around the world.
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It shows that contributions came in from nearly all of the city's ZIP codes, and most areas are shaded a lighter color, indicating smaller average contributions.
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But a 2014 Public Citizen report found that just 64 donors provided more than half its contributions, and 1,500 donors provided 94 percent of its contributions.
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Through the end of September, Mr. Gottheimer had received contributions of almost $4 million, roughly double the nearly $1.9 million in contributions to Mr. Garrett's campaign.
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Although individual employees made political contributions earlier, the e-cigarette company first created a political action committee in 2018, and began making political contributions shortly thereafter.
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The economic value of their unpaid contributions has risen to $470 billion, according to the most recent AARP report about the rising economic contributions of caregivers.
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For example, many plans have reduced their minimum initial contributions to be as low as $85033 to $25, while others have removed initial minimum contributions completely.
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Other top zip codes for the Democratic committees include: 60601, covering parts of Chicago, ranked second with around $345,000 in contributions; 10024, covering parts of New York City, ranked third with around $221,000 in contributions; and 90024, covering parts Los Angeles, with just over $200,000 in contributions.
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While there are reports of tax dodges, illegal campaign contributions, and improper foreign contributions to his inaugural committee—among other things—investigations into those claims are ongoing.
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Small-dollar donors made more than 10 million contributions in the third quarter, which is more contributions than in any other single quarter in the organization's history.
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The plan relies on student and family contributions as well as Pell Grants to fund tuition, but it's not yet clear how family contributions will be calculated.
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Under IRS rules for 22017, employees have a cap of $22016,000 on their own contributions ($24,000 if you're age 50 or older), not counting any employer contributions.
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This connection may be anything but trivial, the authors note, as evidence that charitable contributions to schools is topped in America only by contributions to religious institutions.
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Of the roughly $1.2 billion in direct contributions raised so far, only about $190 million represent contributions from individuals who have not been itemized with geographic data.
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If you have an individual retirement account and haven't yet maxed out contributions for 2017, you are able to make prior year contributions until April 18, 2018.
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Trump has excoriated allies in Europe and Asia for what he says are inadequate contributions to shared defense, specifically mentioning NATO contributions and money from South Korea.
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Clinton announced her candidacy, the foundation said it would stop taking contributions from foreign governments, except for contributions from Australia, Canada and a handful of European nations.
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ActBlue had its biggest-ever day of contributions on the final day of June, two days after the first Democratic presidential debates, processing about 390,000 individual contributions.
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To finance the groundbreaking package, IDA for the first time is seeking to raise funds through debt markets alongside donor contributions with internal resources and donor contributions.
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The Obama campaign was also cited for failing to refund some donors who had made excessive contributions in a timely manner, and for misreporting dates of contributions.
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In fact, the group had actually registered as a traditional political action committee — for which contributions are capped at $5,000 — and that made Ms. Bean's contributions illegal.
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Bush collected just $265,000 in individual contributions over those first two years while Obama actually refunded more than $179,000 in individual contributions in his first two years.
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We try to save almost half our pretax income every month (40%-50%) between our 401(k) contributions, IRA contributions, contributions to stocks in a brokerage account, and putting money into our high-yield savings account for some goals, such as an upcoming move and purchase of land.
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There is currently no formal mechanism in the Paris agreement to account for subnationally determined contributions (SNDCs, a spin on nationally determined contributions that I just made up).
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Vowing to personally match new contributions made through July 31 up to $2 million, the real estate mogul boasted that his monthly contributions have been the best yet.
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Wealthy individuals could now blow past legal ceilings for contributions to candidates, parties and PACs by making unlimited contributions to super-PACs, spending in behalf of their favorites.
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If you still want to hold nondeductible IRA contributions without converting them immediately, you should keep that cash separate from any IRAs that have pretax contributions, said O'Mara.
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According to its latest report from March 31, the Center for Responsive Politics reported that 41 percent of O'Rourke's contributions were small individual contributions of less than $200.
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Plus, because you've already paid taxes on your contributions, you can take those contributions back out without penalty — although that rule doesn't apply to any investment earnings.2.
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By participating in an employer-sponsored retirement plan like a 401(k), you can automatically deduct contributions from your paycheck, and take advantage of any employer matching contributions.
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A bipartisan group of 31 lawmakers introduced a bill in March to allow employers to deduct their contributions to employees' student loan payments – similar to 401(k) contributions.
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According to the agreement, the city would increase its annual contributions to the funds, while workers would increase their retirement contributions by 2.5 percentage points over five years.
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What worries Mr. Choi, though, is the Republicans' idea to cap the amount of tax-deferred contributions at $2,400 a year, while treating the rest like Roth contributions.
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Make your catch-up contributions In 2017, workers 50 and older can contribute $303,000 in "catch-up" contributions to their 401(k) or other employer-provided retirement plans.
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His longtime attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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In a news release, Harris said she had received 218,000 individual contributions during the first quarter and 98% percent of those contributions came in amounts smaller than $36.353.
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O'Rourke's campaign said it received 218,000 contributions, though it did not reveal how many individuals were responsible for those contributions -- and some people could have donated multiple times.
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Investing itWith the market suffering, now is an excellent time to boost contributions to your retirement accounts, as such contributions are likely to have a long-term payoff.
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Del. Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Schumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions MORE (D-Virgin Islands) reversed course Tuesday, pledging to donate campaign contributions she received from billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Cohen's guilty plea and sentence: He pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, excessive campaign contributions, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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People of color make many contributions to Harvard – yet many of our contributions go unrecognized in discussions of the success of affirmative action because they are not easily quantifiable.
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While most 401(k) plans permit catch-up contributions, only about 36 percent of employers make matching contributions on that money, according to the Plan Sponsor Council of America.
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In his one-man show called "Latin History for Morons," now on Broadway, Leguizamo explores the Latino contributions to the American Project and his people's contributions to the world.
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The background: Trump has excoriated allies in Europe and Asia for what he says are inadequate contributions to shared defense, specifically mentioning NATO contributions and money from South Korea.
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The county and statewide committees can receive contributions of up to $102,300, which is much greater than the general election limit on contributions to candidates' campaigns, $11,000 per donor.
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Just like your own contributions, you won't pay taxes on any employer contributions until you withdraw the money from the account at age 59-and-a-half or later.
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Americans will still be able to make "both traditional, pretax contributions and 'Roth' contributions in the way that works best for them," Republican lawmakers said in their talking points.
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In total, contributions to a single employee's defined contribution plan — including their own deferrals and employer contributions — max out at $56,2000 or 2206% of their compensation, whichever is lower.
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Regular contributions ($253,500 in 2015) and catch-up contributions ($1,000 in 2015 for persons age 50 and older) come out first, followed by amounts converted more than five years ago.
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Political contributions Like several of Trump's cabinet picks, DeVos' tremendous wealth, investments and political contributions have raised questions, and are likely to be a major point of questioning from Democrats.
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To be eligible for a TSP loan, you must have at least $1,000 of your own contributions and earnings in your TSP account (agency contributions and earnings cannot be borrowed).
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Consider political contributions of $28500 or more: Such contributions account for over 6900 percent of national election spending, yet they are coming from only 2628 percent of the U.S. population.
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Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island about such contributions, Pruitt acknowledged that his re-election committee had received contributions from energy interests such as Devon Energy, Koch Industries and Exxon Mobil.
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State and local public pensions — whose total U.S. membership is about 20 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau — are primarily funded by investment returns, employer contributions and employee contributions.
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Trump took in 230 percent of his total $221 million in individual campaign contributions from people who pitched in $211 or less, but Super PAC contributions fell short of expectations.
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Under existing law, individual retirement savers can choose either a traditional IRA, with tax-protected contributions and taxed withdrawals, or a Roth IRA, with taxed contributions and tax-protected withdrawals.
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The geographic distribution of contributions, the average size of contributions, or the economic sectors represented among contributors can tell us a lot about what a candidate will do in office.
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" At issue are individual contributions to the Hillary Victory Fund worth $353,400 or more, "which is over 130 times the $2,700 limit that applies for contributions to Secretary Clinton's campaign.
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The package also addresses campaign finance, proposing to limit large campaign contributions, ban contributions made directly by corporations and businesses and ban the use of campaign funds for personal use.
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That gives some fuel to the argument that contributions to DAFs could be crowding out contributions to charities directly, which declined in 21 for the first time in a decade.
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Between 2016 and 2018, CoreCivic spent $1.763 million in lobbying and over $700,000 on campaign contributions while GEO Group spent $4.4 million in lobbying and $2.5 million on campaign contributions.
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The sum of its contributions is three times larger than the sum of any independent individual contributions from its employees, according to data drawn from the Center for Responsive Politics.
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"When researchers measure campaign contributions and legislators' voting record at the same time point, it is difficult to know which came first, the contributions or the voting behavior," Goldberg said.
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Euro zone countries will be required to pay capped contributions into the fund, and those under economic pressure could be permitted to slash their own contributions in half when necessary.
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Successful in raising small contributions online and six-figure ones from wealthy donors, the campaign now wants to tap into supporters who can "bundle" contributions from friends and business associates.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to eight counts related to tax fraud, campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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A State Senate candidate, for example, would have to raise $216,13 in contributions from residents in the district in which she is running, with 21 contributions between $22016 and $210.
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Once you understand your contributions, company matches and the vesting schedule and you understand the taxation of your contributions, you can move on to making sense of your plan's investment options.
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The UN also promised to raise funds through voluntary contributions from member states or, if that effort failed, to draw from "assessed contributions" -- essentially, the dues paid by all member states.
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Keep a journal of your contributions to other people One way to become more in tune with the impact of your work is to keep a journal of contributions, he says.
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Senior euro zone officials are also considering the idea of contributions, for instance from national unemployment benefit contributions, which would be paid into a budget modeled on a rainy day fund.
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It would grant a 50 percent refundable tax credit on individual congressional House campaign contributions, and create a pilot program to provide voters with a $85033 "My Voice Voucher" for contributions.
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For instance, a saver can withdraw contributions to a Roth IRA at any time without paying penalties or fees because the taxes have already been paid when the contributions were made.
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The contributions you make to a country that took so much and keeps asking for more, contributions like serving in the military at rates higher than any other group in America.
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The Washington Post reported on Friday that the Republican Party, known for often depending on contributions from large-dollar donors such as corporations, is increasingly raising money from small-dollar contributions.
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The former allows you to deduct your contributions on your tax return until you reach a certain income level, while the latter is for after-tax contributions and tax-deferred growth.
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"William Van Alstyne's contributions to First Amendment interpretation, like his contributions to all of American constitutional law, are characterized by a piercing intellectual honesty and an impish play of intelligence," Prof.
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LG again, no Bang & Olufsen contributions to speak of.
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" Tillerson said China's contributions have been "a bit uneven.
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These rather anemic extra contributions led to a sad .
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A 2003 paper by John Hills said of the British system that What we have is in fact a very weak contributory principle: benefits mainly depend on the fact of having made contributions, but you can receive "contributory benefits" without having made contributions, and you can be ruled out of entitlement despite having made contributions.
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Both have been heavily dependent on donors making large contributions: Mr. Kasich raised just 17 percent of his contributions from donors giving $200 or less in January, and Mr. Rubio 19 percent.
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"Just as these pension funds required higher contributions as a result of the market decline, the plan sponsors were less able to pay those higher contributions," said Keith Brainard, NASRA's research director.
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The group sued the Puerto Rico government last fall over its stoppage of pension contributions, eventually settling on a stipulation to freeze contributions in a trust while debt restructuring talks play out.
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"Tom has not made any individual contributions to candidates in Iowa this year, and he will not be making any contributions," a campaign spokesperson for Steyer said in a statement to CNBC.
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The researchers also found that taxpaying firms made larger unexpected pension contributions than nontaxpaying firms, signaling that the increase in contributions could be due to the cut in the corporate tax rate.
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Her scientific contributions went far beyond her work with the amnesic patient H.M. (whose well-being she protected for decades), with major contributions to understanding clinical disorders like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.
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While contributions to 529 plans are not deductible for federal taxes, more than 30 states and the District of Columbia may offer a full or partial deduction or credit for those contributions.
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For each state and the District of Columbia we took the amount of the charitable contributions and divided it by the state's population divided by 1,000 to get the contributions per thousand.
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Contributions for O'Rourke raised online came "without a dime from PACs, corporations or special interests, he received contributions from every state and territory in the nation," his campaign said in a statement.
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In some of the ads, Biden is on camera asking for campaign contributions; others feature simple graphics, urging contributions by certain deadlines, or asking viewers to sign up for updates from the campaign.
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In August, Cohen appeared there before Judge William Pauley to admit guilt on eight criminal counts including tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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"We take our civic responsibility seriously, want our contributions to be a positive force for good and also seek to ensure that recipients of our contributions uphold our company's values," the company said.
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By conflating legal contributions to super PACs, trade associations, and nonprofit groups with the illegal contributions made in Watergate, Freed and Sandstrom attempt to tarnish legitimate corporate political activity as corrupt or unseemly.
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This can either lead to positive contributions, contributions that are optimal but are still in need of continued improvements, or a complete revisit of what we are doing and how we are accomplishing.
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There's a fourth less well-known tax advantage: Contributions you make to your HSA on a pretax basis avoid Social Security and Medicare taxes, often known as FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) taxes.
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So the tech companies have this fundamental problem, which is their natural ideological defenders don't really like the culture and the employee-based views and the contributions, the political contributions of these companies.
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Trump is appearing before Republican donors at Mar-a-Lago to kick off the plan that rewards donors who have "bundled" thousands of dollars in contributions, meaning they gather campaign contributions from others.
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Under 5-Star's plan people will be eligible for a pension after paying 41 years of contributions or if the sum of their age and their years of contributions adds up to 100.
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The Hill reported Tuesday that the Clinton Foundation only disclosed cash contributions to the Clinton Global Initiative and not any of the pro-bono and in-kind contributions the initiative received from donors.
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"I hope that this is the beginning of a renaissance to understand Collins's contributions to the Hirshhorn, by extension Washington, D.C., and his greater contributions to the designed American landscape," Mr. Birnbaum said.
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Most people burned letters: Hamilton's wife, Madison's wife, Washington's wife -- they all destroyed the correspondence because they believed their public contributions were their public contributions and their private life was their private life.
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Mr. O'Brien recommended a less drastic option: Temporarily reduce your retirement contributions and put the money toward debt reduction, then resume regular contributions — at a higher level — to keep retirement savings on track.
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"The city previously secured ongoing and sustainable funding sources to match these growing contributions, and the funding sources for these increased contributions will be determined through our annual budget process," the analysis said.
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The government formally suspended the practice of collecting elections contributions in July but Human Rights Watch continues to receive reports of Imbonerakure members collecting contributions for the vote and the party, Mudge said.
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Clinton in 2016, was charged with conspiracy, making illegal contributions through someone else, causing excessive contributions, making false statements, causing false records to be filed, and obstruction of a federal grand jury investigation.
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At a court hearing in New York on Tuesday, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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PACs of corporations, associations, unions and ideological groups represent the most transparent campaign contributions today and are comprised of millions of hardworking Americans voluntarily giving tens of millions of small contributions every year.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to violating a variety of laws, including two United States campaign finance laws: a ban on corporate contributions to candidates for federal office and the limit on individual campaign contributions.
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Malloy's plan proposed to increase employee pension contributions by 2 percent of pay from 2019 financial year and reduce the state's share of pension contributions by $400 million to $500 million per year.
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So over 18 months, that is $18,750 of employee contributions.
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These are assessed contributions agreed by the U.N. General Assembly.
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That is just one of his many contributions to science.
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Also, keep a journal of your own contributions, Grant says.
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This time, it's about her solo career and individual contributions.
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There are many areas where our ancestors made large contributions.
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Contributions are defined as payments intended to influence the election.
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Cramer has received campaign contributions from Fisher and his wife.
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O'Rourke shuns negative advertising and contributions from political action committees.
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"We had a lot of contributions from everybody," Irving said.
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That year, only California ranked higher with $756 million contributions.
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To prepare for the purchase, set up automatic saving contributions.
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Some employers even match contributions, which is essentially free money.
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Go deeper: Most campaign contributions come from outside candidates' districts
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How will arts nonprofits shift their strategies to solicit contributions?
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The group claims the payments amounted to improper campaign contributions.
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He has praised the contributions immigrants make to U.S. society.
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Everybody gets opposition research, just like everybody gets campaign contributions.
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I do think it's important to not take corporate contributions.
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About 75 percent of the contributions were suggested by users.
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One reason behind the dramatic increase in balances: employer contributions.
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As your salary rises, increase your retirement contributions as well.
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Weinstein's lawyer had donated $55,000 to Vance in campaign contributions.
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Thank you for all your contributions to our beloved industry.
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NBC could not immediately confirm which contributions drew investigators' attention.
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Iannetta's contributions were not limited to production at the plate.
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These rates do not include any matching contributions from employers.
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Nixon's campaign site emphasizes that she doesn't accept corporate contributions.
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If so, you'll need Form 5498 to declare those contributions.
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You'll need it to deduct your contributions to the account.
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Considering Solange's contributions to the culture, it's a perfect pairing.
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He used to come see me for contributions and support.
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But it has often failed to fund its own contributions.
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Chondoka's partner quit, taking his significant financial contributions with him.
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That his professional contributions are worth more than the truth.
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Jay Inslee raised in individual contributions during the first quarter.
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And Dean's reference to Pence accepting contributions from tobacco companies?
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Plus, your account may not be growing from new contributions.
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See below for more detail on default contributions in 2015.
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Of course, Facebook highlights the company's positive contributions to democracy.
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BARTIROMO: Do you want to change contributions into a 401k?
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Such commitments are known as intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs).
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The roots of Canada's contributions to AI reach back decades.
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Britain was number two with net contributions of 12.7 billion.
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It drew contributions of $8,500 — 191 percent over its goal.
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Their contributions will not go forgotten within their own communities.
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Women, like Ashley, made real contributions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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On the one hand, hefty contributions reduce your taxable income.
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Our contributions were small to be sure, but real nonetheless.
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America's financial contributions and treaty commitments to NATO are unchanged.
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Meanwhile, Trump's criticisms of Germany's NATO contributions is nothing new.
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While often pictured as free riders, allies make critical contributions.
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You can track these contributions on social media through #TackleChange.
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Both candidates raked in millions of dollars in campaign contributions.
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It discusses the enthusiasm of 'Trump' voters through campaign.... contributions.
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He has not individually made any contributions to Trump's campaign.
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Brainard's contributions eventually totaled $0003,700, the maximum allowed under law.
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But these are some fairly big contributions to modern civilization.
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Including pension contributions, the budget would be nearly $33.3 billion.
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Our contributions were respected from partner meetings to board rooms.
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"We are grateful for Lees innumerable contributions," the letter said.
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Business can contribute and leverage its contributions for personal benefit.
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Additional contributions would be dedicated to retirement, the lawmakers said.
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Canova's campaign contributions more than tripled in the second quarter.
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The farm bill's programs leverage billions of contributions from partners.
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Warren denounces, for instance, accepting contributions from PACs and corporations.
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Though it contains contributions from the Obama administration and Rep.
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These new contributions are helpful, but it is not enough.
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Investors could cut back their contributions more than just slightly.
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That said, Cohn's contributions to the Trump administration were significant.
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We tried to put in strong contributions of these societies.
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And don't forget to increase contributions with each pay raise.
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Other costs are shrouded, paid through taxes and employer contributions.
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His contributions in Iraq "cannot be overstated," the evaluations said.
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Retirement savers do not want their contributions eroded by taxes.
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Many politicians had accepted huge campaign contributions from the banks.
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D'Souza pleaded guilty in 2202 to making illegal campaign contributions.
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The Hawkeyes moved back ahead courtesy of their bench contributions.
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A parade of Democrats ostentatiously coughed up his campaign contributions.
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Additional contributions by Adi Robertson, Shannon Liao, and Chaim Gartenberg
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So, do billionaires in general make vast contributions to society?
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All other countries are expected to make much smaller contributions.
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Nearly half of O'Rouke's individual contributions came from small donors.
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It would require these companies to disclose their political contributions.
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The story is the same with respect to campaign contributions.
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"Make extra contributions to your retirement accounts," says Bill Nelson.
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Unlike many of my previous employers, contributions were not mandatory.
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Why should cancer patients struggle financially, despite their major contributions?
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Esper confirmed the administration seeks a "substantial increase" in contributions.
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She had a Clinton Foundation accepting contributions from foreign governments.
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Now, Hillary mentioned something about contributions just so you understand.
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The additional contributions bring Calico's total funding to $2.5 billion.
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We're getting more contributions and playing well as a team.
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It aims to collect contributions by April 28, it added.
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It is important that we remember and commemorate these contributions.
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By the same logic, they would all be campaign contributions.
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"We needed some contributions tonight," Sharks coach Peter DeBoer said.
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And the vast majority of them are giving small contributions.
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"She's wonderful, the husband, everybody's wonderful including contributions," Trump joked.
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Brandon Ndife's sculptural contributions especially impressed me in this regard.
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But this narrow focus on the battlefield obscures women's contributions.
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I'm deeply grateful for your many contributions to our mission.
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Are their lobbyists and campaign contributions too enticing to refuse?
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Contributions from employees at all ten companies totalled about $752,000.
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How had he transmuted those contributions into power for himself?
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If you are already getting the match, increase your contributions.
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Ahead, get inspired by their most important contributions to technology.
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In other words, he manages people's code contributions and suggestions.
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These players make valuable contributions to the game of basketball.
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To do that, you could eliminate corporations' contributions to Congress.
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And then she's going to take all the campaign contributions.
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Women are worth less and their contributions are worth less.
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This year, for instance, they will double up on contributions.
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Nearly 90 percent of the contributions went to Democratic candidates.
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He made a lot of positive contributions to this record.
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The organization's website, Consortiumnews, is financed by contributions from readers.
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They found the total amount of contributions didn't change much.
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Positive earnings contributions from these services are seen from 2023.
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He has also relied on the campaign contributions of developers.
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Hawaii also included an increase in health and pension contributions.
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Such disrespect contrasts starkly with American Jewish contributions to Israel.
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Documenting everyone's contributions in a meeting can also be effective.
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And what about its many contributions to the American lexicon?
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Mr. Trump's history of charitable contributions has come under fire.
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But companies are trying to mitigate the damage with contributions.
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The city consistently makes 100 percent of its pension contributions.
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In the next newsletter, I'll share a few choice contributions.
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I've depended on their leadership, their advice and their contributions.
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In January, the NRA collected almost $248,000 in individual contributions.
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Details of the indictment align with contributions to former Rep.
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He raised more than $40,000 in individual contributions in 2019.
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Still, he remains a top recipient of Wall Street contributions.
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These problems will limit shale's contributions in the short term.
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With contributions from Anahad O'Connor, Elizabeth Yuko and Richard Schiffman.
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The Nets also have been receiving contributions from the bench.
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New Jersey's 2011 law made state contributions a contractual obligation.
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Contributions would also be shared between spouses and legal partners.
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If you leave too early, you forfeit those employer contributions.
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Yet not all of their contributions are equal in scale.
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But the contributions she made weren't recognized until decades later.
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Their experience and their contributions must also not be forgotten.
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The contributions of Dreamers to our economy cannot be overstated.
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Bill Clinton, and solicited contributions to pay for the message.
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Indeed, their contributions go all the way to the top.
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However, support from the team has transcended these financial contributions.
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But his contributions went far beyond making material available online.
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But his contributions went far beyond making material available online.
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Also, employer contributions do not count toward the contribution maximums.
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Even without those contributions, though, my account would have grown.
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As a stopgap, the territory diverted its workers' pension contributions.
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Great leaders have confidence in their own skills and contributions.
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Otherwise, your contributions will sit in a money market account.
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The Liberty were counting on contributions from Prince and Vaughn.
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Mr. Bloomberg has said he will not accept campaign contributions.
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But his contributions were always about more than pure numbers.
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It discusses the enthusiasm of "Trump" voters through campaign.... ...contributions.
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Over the same period, employer premium contributions increased 0003 percent.
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Tubman's contributions inspire archeologist and Syracuse professor Douglas V. Armstrong.
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Modi highlighted the contributions of Americans descended from Indian immigrants.
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"They'll never look back and regret those contributions, " Murphy said.
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Set up small, automatic increases to your contributions, Diamond said.
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Contributions made are not tax deductible for income tax purposes.
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He leads his 2020 campaign rivals in Wall Street contributions.
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She did an honest interview, condemned HW, is returning contributions.
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Contributions from residents in that state in March totaled $22,370.
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His attorney accused Schneiderman of trying to extort campaign contributions.
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Additionally, other states offer credits for contributions to private schools.
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His Senate campaign has received 24 bitcoin contributions this year.
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That's why Kansas decided to ban bitcoin contributions in October.
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Issa has received $29,85033 in campaign contributions from the NRA.
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Increase your retirement contributions by 2 percent to 3 percent.
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Hillary is accused of trading access to power for contributions.
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Chinese nationals make tremendous contributions at American universities and companies.
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The threat of expiration will encourage campaign contributions to lawmakers.
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The Bezoses' charitable contributions have been modest in the past.
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If only the same were true of Ms. Pite's contributions.
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Another figure whose cultural contributions are revisited wasn't an artist.
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Its political contributions comply with all federal and state laws.
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There are various honors awarded depending on the person's contributions.
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"The United States welcomes the contributions of all Coalition members to the defeat of ISIS in Syria, including strong past contributions from Saudi Arabia," National Security Council spokesman Garrett Marquis said in an email.
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With Hillary Clinton a candidate for the presidency, suspending acceptance of such contributions now avoids the risk of a flood of contributions shortly before the election, which would only create more appearance issues. 3.
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In dollar terms, that translates into average contributions by a worker of $1,129 for coverage only for themselves, and $5,277 in average contributions by the worker for coverage that includes their family as well.
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This February, we celebrate National African American History Month to honor the significant contributions African Americans have made to our great Nation -- contributions that stand as a testament to their resolve, resilience, and courage.
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"Many of our clients are phased out of making deductible contributions to an IRA or direct contributions to a Roth IRA," said Jane DeLashmutt O'Mara, portfolio manager with FBB Capital Partners in Easton, Maryland.
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Even though contributions from the bundlers themselves were not, in general, eligible to be matched with public money if they were doing business with the city, the individual contributions within their bundles did qualify.
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However, accelerating contributions to pretax retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s, does not provide the same benefit since contributions lower parents' federal income tax liability, and higher taxes boost aid chances, Alford said.
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The provision in the new tax bill, which echoes a legislative attempt in 2012 and an idea that the conservative Heritage Foundation suggested then, proposes to end contributions into Coverdells (except for rollover contributions).
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Members who voted yea in turn received a 25 percent increase in total campaign contributions and a 65 percent increase in contributions from individuals working in the health care industry in their home states.
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There's a fourth less well-known tax advantage: Contributions you make to your HSA on a pre-tax basis avoid Social Security and Medicare taxes, often known as FICA taxes (Federal Insurance Contributions Act).
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"The fact is that if your employer 401(k) match is low enough and your combined tax savings on HSA contributions is high enough, you'd amass more wealth by making HSA contributions first," he said.
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Clinton, in one of the night's less convincing attacks, tried to turn Sanders's criticisms of the contributions she's taken from Wall Street into a criticism of the contributions Barack Obama has taken from Wall Street.
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The projected future cash contributions do not take into account reimbursement the company expects to receive from the U.S. government, and Fitch expects net pension related cash outflows will be lower than the projected contributions.
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Richard H. Thaler, who for his contributions to the field of behavioral economics earlier this month, took to Twitter on Thursday to voice his support for lowering limits for pretax contributions to 401(k) plans.
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Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Schumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions MORE from the Virgin Islands.
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Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Schumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions MORE from the Virgin Islands.
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Those extremes typically mean participants will cut costs one way or another with a high-deductible plan, freeing up cash that could be used for HSA contributions or allowing them to leave such contributions untouched.
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" In a string of carefully worded tweets Thursday morning, Trump denied that the payment made to Daniels came from campaign contributions, saying: "Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction.
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Michael Cohen entered a plea deal with federal prosecutors on Tuesday after being charged with eight counts related to tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, excessive campaign contributions, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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She received 205 contributions from Tuesday night through Thursday morning, most of them under $100, for a total of $18,000; that's three times the number of contributions she received in the same period last week.
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This is unlike contributions to a traditional IRA, where even if you are covered by an employer plan and exceed certain income limits, you can still make contributions but they won&apost be tax-deductible.
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Trump's former personal lawyer Cohen pleaded guilty on eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution, and unlawful corporate contributions at a court hearing in New York.
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I'm working to replenish my savings and investments after draining them to buy a condo last year.)401(k) Contributions: I contribute 8% per paycheck pre-tax and my employer matches 303% of my contributions.
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The Roth, unlike the traditional 401(k), does not offer an up-front deduction on contributions, but many advisors say young investors should put at least half their 401(k) contributions into Roth accounts anyway.
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"Often, IRA contributions are done earlier in the year, so they should revisit what their joint income will likely look like and whether any changes to their 2019 IRA contributions should be made," Northrup said.
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Employers usually make cash contributions yearly into each participating worker's account.
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It also calls for increased payroll contributions from workers and employers.
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Marino reportedly took almost $60.63,000 in contributions from pharma-related PACs.
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" She continued, "Though no longer in our midst, their contributions endure.
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Last year, hundreds participated, marking their contributions with the hashtag #twertzog.
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All of the contributions from the Amazon executives came in September.
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Cabán ran a grassroots campaign, raising funds from small cash contributions.
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The group received $31 million in contributions, largely from oil companies.
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We have long owed it to them to honor their contributions.
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Participating at the seed stage does not require significant capital contributions.
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The contributions are agreed on by the 193-member General Assembly.
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George W. Bush's 2001 inaugural committee capped all contributions at $100,000.
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President, without us and our contributions the country will be paralyzed.
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"NDCs" are Nationally Determined Contributions, each country's pledge to reduce emissions.
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He's since stopped taking contributions from pharmaceutical companies after public criticism.
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But it's not only that his research contributions advanced the field.
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Blue circles represent contributions to Clinton; red circles represent Trump donations.
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It ignored my (and my team's) significant creative and logistical contributions.
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Pompeo was the top beneficiary of Koch Industries contributions in 2016.
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"At this age, you can do catch-up contributions, " Boneparth said.
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My work offers an RRSP account and they match my contributions.
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Directed evolution was also behind Dr Smith's and Sir Gregory's contributions.
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In both cases, Facebook is making financial contributions to the cause.
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However, Republican groups saw the most individual contributions from corporate leaders.
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Small contributions have been a hugely significant part of this campaign.
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Minnesota provides immediate tax refunds for contributions of $50 or less.
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Charitable contributions are only tax deductible for you if you itemize.
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The campaign supporting the initiative has roughly $5.6 million in contributions.
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Contributions are being matched up to $250,000 by several private donors.
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The contributions continued after Congress cut off funding to the contras.
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The Bulls are getting contributions from a wide range of players.
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The program pays 10% annualized rate of return on the contributions.
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Their contributions were read aloud at the beginning of the event.
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Innogy said adjustments could include additional financial contributions by each party.
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More than half of that is made possible by charitable contributions.
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Much of the court's conservative block opposes restrictions on campaign contributions.
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"They want to make sure that their contributions are still visible."
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And in the context of industry profitability, these contributions are affordable.
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Their names have been mostly buried, but their contributions live on.
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Contributions to the Shields family's investigation can be made on CrowdRise.
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The contributions of today's workers pay the pensions of today's retirees.
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In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to Hiddleswift demise memes.
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Below are ten contributions from KAL that sum up the year.
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The ban on campaign contributions specifically ruffled weathers among some representatives.
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And contributions are yours to withdraw at any time without penalty.
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After that initial $2,500, all additional contributions would go toward retirement.
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Lindsey Graham said "financial contributions will stop" if the legislation failed.
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Brian Boshes, the product manager of contributions and community at Yelp.
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The rest came from plan contributions from workers and their employers.
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Which contributions most surprised you in their reinterpretations of the text?
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"People don't generally max out their 401(k) contributions," Sowhangar said.
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He is credited with several major contributions to the retail industry.
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In 2014, 48% of American individuals' contributions flowed to Democratic candidates.
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Donors sometimes use limited liability corporations, or LLCs, to make contributions.
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Contributions to a traditional IRA could be deductible or non-deductible.
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"I'm really happy with his contributions to the company," Silverberg said.
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With contributions by Jillian Steinhauer, Benjamin Sutton, and Elisa Wouk Almino.
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We want to thank Skip for his many contributions to ESPN.
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So, in 1985, charitable contributions by companies were 2% of revenues.
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The public consultation will receive contributions until the end of August.
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That's not to say their contributions aren't appreciated or sought after.
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If women's earnings are lower, their contributions will be as well.
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African-American mathematicians and their contributions to the space race could
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But their contributions cannot come at the expense of American workers.
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There are five key allied contributions, which outweigh their considerable downsides.
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"Guatemalan law permits these contributions," the spokesman said over the phone.
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The W-2 details earnings, retirement plan contributions and taxes withheld.
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That is not a factor in routine campaign contributions, Malloy added.
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Member contributions are split between local government employers and public employees.
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HSAs offer you triple tax advantages: First, contributions are tax-deductible.
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We know what that means: There will be no assessed contributions.
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Simply put, our country is better off because of Mark's contributions.
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Of the 29 individual contributions made to the group between Nov.
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Trump has repeatedly asked NATO allies to step up their contributions.
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Infinite Waste's two contributions here are nothing to scoff at, either.
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Wisconsin coach Paul Chryst said he was pleased with Ogunbowale's contributions.
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Ellison's campaign website says he won't accept contributions from federal contractors.
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Contributions to the AFPs flowed into capital markets, which boosted growth.
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We're a team here, and we need contributions from each guy.
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Pension payouts to retired people overtook contributions by workers in 2014.
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They have made incredibly positive contributions to America's economy and culture.
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It is funded mainly by voluntary contributions from U.N. member states.
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Sanders and Warren will both profit from swearing off corporate contributions.
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Don't forget: The IRS needs to know about your nondeductible contributions.
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CNN reported that Perry's publicist confirmed the call and his contributions.
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Clinton has said she plans to give Weinstein's contributions to charity.
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Contributions to individual candidates are capped at a relatively low level.
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And when SNPs' contributions are combined, their effects can be significant.
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The grocery chain later announced they were suspending their political contributions.
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That said, Eddington noted Jones' contributions to government transparency were invaluable.
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Another $65,85033 was raised in small dollar contributions since Sunday morning.
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People who are self-employed would be exempt from making contributions.
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Moreover, the revenue implications for deductible contributions spent overseas are significant.
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Put those contributions together, though, and they make a remarkable memorial.
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America's contributions to the world have been both significant and positive.
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Until we demand policy reform, these charitable contributions will change little.
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Wrong. There is no convincing proof that campaign contributions buy policy.
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Thank you for your contributions to this destitute and victimized man.
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Graham specifically said that "financial contributions will stop" for the GOP.
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But first, let's acknowledge Musk's genuinely world-changing contributions to society.
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J.) — had received campaign contributions from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC).
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Despite public doubts, refugees' contributions to this country have been incalculable.
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So far this cycle, it's already made $85033 million in contributions.
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Carlile also made many contributions to the science of training swimmers.
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Charitable contributions are still deductible, but only as an itemized deduction.
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Limit direct contributions to candidates, and people will buy newspaper ads.
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Last month, Morawiecki vowed that Poland will fulfill its EU contributions.
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He has 3.2 million contributions, the most in American election history.
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FEC that political contributions are a form of protected free speech.
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One proposal is to lower tax deductible contributions to 401(k).
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The deduction for charitable contributions is unchanged in the tax overhaul.
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Look at who votes, runs for office, and give political contributions.
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You cannot deduct contributions made to individuals, political organizations and candidates.
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In fact, he increased his contributions when the stock market fell.
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He had contributions totaling $742,927, according to his campaign's latest report.
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First, there is the lack of personal contributions to the foundation.
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Wolnitzek, Thapar struck down a prohibition on judges making political contributions.
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He is best known for his academic contributions to monetary policy.
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Bezos's contributions will focus on combating homelessness and supporting preschool education.
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How beneficial these contributions have been, however, is contested by activists.
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In 2012, Democrats got about two-thirds of the industry's contributions.
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In that testimony, he reportedly discussed the dollar limit on contributions.
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A catalogue of Mr. Martin's major contributions as the fifth Beatle.
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Limits on annual contributions to health savings accounts are relatively low.
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Unlimited campaign contributions are protected as a form of free speech.
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Coca-Cola anticipates making pension contributions of $106 million in 0003.
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Experts say the practice makes campaign contributions perilously close to bribes.
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Here are a few of his selected artists, and their contributions.
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The other big revenue stream is FICO, or federal insurance contributions.
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No calories, no artificial sweeteners, no contributions to obesity or diabetes.
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Even with foreign contributions, the U.S. spending cut presents real risks.
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And when contributions go up, so does your potential tax deduction.
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The consistency of your retirement plan contributions counts for a lot.
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Scharf thanked Quigley and Duke for their contributions to Wells Fargo.
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He has criticized Mr. Biden for accepting campaign contributions from billionaires.
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Your regular paycheck contributions are buying more shares, because they're cheap.
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He modernized communications with members, and the union made campaign contributions.
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Donors are asked to add their contributions to a spreadsheet online.
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"Black women's feminist contributions are very often erased," Ms. Jones observed.
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They continued this strategy until they maxed out contributions each year.
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She said the UK would decrease its contributions to EU coffers.
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Many employers will match employee contributions up to a certain percentage.
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None of the NATO allies are in arrears on their contributions.
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"Most of nature's contributions are not fully replaceable," the report says.
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The family's contributions to the Met go back some 50 years.
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Contributions from Carin Besser, its lead singer's wife, provided the spark.
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One vendor told us the change acknowledged the contributions of immigrants.
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"Ban any corporate contributions to any political candidate, period," he said.
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No contributions from the Sackler family have been received since 193.
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Fighting spread across Ireland, causing some Americans to rethink their contributions.
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Government contractors like Boeing are barred from making federal campaign contributions.
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Mention your excitement to continue making great contributions to the company.
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Dr. Uhlenbeck's contributions were cited often in the seminars and workshops.
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With contributions by Carey Dunne, Matt Stromberg, and Elisa Wouk Almino.
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"Most of nature's contributions are not fully replaceable," the report said.
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Trump's 2017 tax law preserved the itemized deduction for charitable contributions.
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Celebrations of these contributions, however, must extend beyond Black History Month.
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Ninety-five percent of the contributions have been made since 2016.
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They work jobs, have apartments, make economic contributions and pay taxes.
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Behind the scenes, her contributions were essential, according to former colleagues.
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More former collegians could be making contributions to the Bruins soon.
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Consider increasing your contributions by 2100% every quarter until you can.
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It refunds the contributions of its members, greatly broadening its appeal.
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In a familiar script, Toronto received contributions across its entire roster.
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Contributions are stagnant, if not falling, and now support fewer programs.
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It's true that poorer EU members already receive chunky net contributions.
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We are deeply thankful for their contributions and participation this year.
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What she didn't expect was the outpouring of contributions that followed.
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None of the NATO allies are in arrears on these contributions.
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"Thank you Tyler for your contributions to the runway!" she tweeted.
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The total contributions have already exceeded HKD 26 billion ($3.3 billion).
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Japan's current agreement doesn't provide a clear statement on total contributions.
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Workers spent an additional $193,323 on contributions to the Facebook PAC.
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Recognition is universal; everyone likes to be appreciated for their contributions.
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Mike Braun -- said they would donate contributions from Childs to charity.
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But important contributions from others have gotten the teams this far.
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These contributions usually ended with the word "yet" or its equivalent.
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Do any employers offer 529 contributions as a perk for workers?
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So did the contributions, ultimately bringing in more than $183 million.
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We'll be rolling out special stories, visual features and reader contributions.
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Bloomberg is the only candidate who does not accept campaign contributions.
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The social and economic contributions of immigrants, however, cannot be erased.
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They must overcome the industry's massive campaign contributions to the Republicans.
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In 6900, corporate contributions to super PACs amounted to $2628 million.
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Quarterly tax payments and minimum charitable contributions need to be dispatched.
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Details on contributions to leadership PACs take longer to become available.
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The vast majority of his campaign contributions came from outside Georgia.
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In terms of political contributions, Microsoft has led the rightward charge.
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I'm joining several of my colleagues & no longer accepting these contributions.
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Second, International Development Association (IDA) contributions to the World Bank (i.e.
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We properly salute the contributions of the World War II generation.
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Federal Election Commission data shows Cliffe has registered two individual contributions.
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He should refuse any third party contributions to his personal foundation.
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And the sway of her contributions was too much to overcome.
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More than half of the contributions have come from new donors.
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Details on contributions to leadership PACs take longer to become available.
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Neither France nor Germany will disclose recent campaign contributions before elections.
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Contributions from self-employed workers would gradually become mandatory, she said.
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Lets celebrate the dignity & contributions of #domesticworkers & working moms #RespectAllMoms pic.twitter.
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The age limit for contributions does not apply to Roth IRAs.
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Obama limited individual donations to $50,000, and corporate contributions to $250,000.
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The production of a medal required the contributions of 35 people.
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Contributions to section 85033 organizations are also exempt from gift tax.
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WE THANK HIM FOR HIS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS AND WISH HIM WELL.
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" "What can we do to reduce the influence of campaign contributions?
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"We've gotten contributions all over the map," manager Terry Francona said.
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Or latecomers whose contributions require oven space — or, worse, a vase.
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About 20 percent of Hemingway's total political contributions came from bitcoins.
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Praising people for their contributions is a natural result of this.
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Pay yourself first by making contributions to a retirement plan automatic.
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Federal law currently caps contributions for presidential primary campaigns at $22016,22012.
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And it's important not to downplay Frost's contributions to the series.
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Why not pay these electricity providers for their contributions to resiliency?
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Those are based in part on their contributions to the community.
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The governor's office confirmed the contributions, which were made last year.
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A big one is spotlighting contributions by people who are marginalized.
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Family premiums have increased 54% and workers' contributions have jumped 71%.
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"Contributions help keep the door open for company lobbyists," he said.
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Rarely is she adequately credited for her contributions to stand-up.
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But especially for big players, campaign contributions aren't the main voice.
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I think their contributions make the record what it is, honestly.
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For example, the Sacklers made significant contributions to New York institutions.
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Many companies match a percentage of their employees' 401(k) contributions.
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It's one thing for individual challengers say they won't take corporate PAC contributions, when corporate PAC money accounts for only about 6 percent of all campaign contributions (and less for Democrats, and far less for challengers).
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He repeatedly noted that it was "legal" for district attorneys to receive contributions from defense law firms while running for election, but hinted that he may change his position on accepting those contributions in the future.
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One way to do this would be to develop stricter guidelines for voluntary contributions from member states, which are usually funds over and above assessed contributions for pet projects that often deviate from an agency's mission.
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Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Schumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions MORE (D-Virgin Islands), among others.
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Rounda proposes expanding eligibility for catch-up contributions, so that someone who took at least one year out of the workforce to care for a family member could start making catch up contributions before age 50.
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Only one player in the whole of Europe has made more direct domestic goal contributions, with Ciro Immobile of Lazio, scoring 26 goals and providing six assists for a combined 32 contributions, compared to Messi's 26.
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So that (voters) can do an assessment ... and look at where the contributions come from and make your decisions about whether those contributions have influenced the way that people act and the way that people vote.
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Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer and so-called "fixer," agreed to plead guilty on Tuesday to eight charges related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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This midterm election is expected to set new overall records for campaign contributions, in part because of the recent rise in the amounts of "soft money" spending through political organizations called SuperPacs that allow unlimited contributions.
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"We take our civic responsibility seriously, want our contributions to be a positive forces for good and also seek to ensure that recipients of our contributions uphold our company's values," the PAC said in a statement.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts -- each outraised Harris by more than 2-to-1 during the most recent fundraising quarter while relying on small contributions for roughly 60% of their individual contributions.
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For some, doing your best means making regular contributions that are matched by your employer: "If your corporation matches your contributions to your retirement accounts, you better be doing that," Orman says, because that's essentially free money.
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One survey from 2005 found that donations to religious institutions accounted for two-thirds of charitable contributions from households that made less than $100,000 a year, but only one-sixth of contributions from households making over $1m.
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Stacey PlaskettStacey PlaskettOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Schumer to donate Epstein campaign contributions to groups fighting sexual violence House Democrat backtracks, will now donate Epstein's campaign contributions MORE (D) of the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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In response to restricting taxpayers' ability to deduct state and local taxes, state and local governments could facilitate charitable contributions to state and local taxing jurisdictions, contributions to which are currently deductible under the Internal Revenue Code.
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"While presidential nominees and their families can legally make political contributions, Mr. Manchester's decision to link future contributions to an official action was totally inappropriate," a spokesman for the RNC said in a statement to The Hill.
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In a 2016 survey of large firms, The National Business Group on Health found that 27% of large firms adjust premiums contributions for lower wage workers, 13% reduce contributions required for health accounts, and 2% reduce deductibles.
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President Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty Tuesday to eight counts related to tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, excessive campaign contributions, and unlawful corporate contributions in a U.S. District Court in Manhattan.
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The reduction in employers' pension contributions would be taken from the buffer of the occupational pension scheme, currently at around 7 billion euros, and employers' contributions would be increased between 2022 and 2025 to rebuild the buffer.
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"Though contributions from domestic demand will remain sluggish, government expenditure likely continued steady due to supplementary budget, while contributions from net exports were seen improving on slowing imports," said Lee Sang-jae, economist at Eugene Investment & Securities.
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While any contributions you make are always yours, the employer contributions typically are on a vesting schedule — that is, you must work at that company for a certain amount of time before the match is 33% yours.
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"In general, any efforts to boost current contributions would be credit-positive for the state, while efforts to defer or reduce contributions for fiscal relief would revive questions about pension plan sustainability," Moody's said in a report.
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The four games represent all of Naughty Dog's contributions to the series.
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Be proud of yoru contributions to make the world a safer place.
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Contributions would be tax-deductible and any earnings would be tax-free.
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And the contributions are yours to withdraw at any time without penalty.
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Women have made invaluable, groundbreaking contributions to science, technology, engineering, and math.
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Contributions from grandparents or other relatives or friends paid for the remainder.
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With a traditional IRA, you cannot simply take out after-tax contributions.
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But they&aposre just legal entities for raising and spending political contributions.
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There will be speeches and events celebrating migrants' positive contributions to society.
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Christine noted that I was the first candidate to refuse corporate contributions.
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Offensively, aside from the top-line, contributions have come from expected places.
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He raised about $1.9 million in unitemized contributions during the previous quarter.
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Singer disguised bribe payments from clients as charitable contributions to the foundation.
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This is the first album where you have songwriting and vocal contributions.
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Opposition groups like the ACLU are seeing a tremendous spike in contributions.
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But it's also important to understand just how impactful these contributions are.
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And although he's grateful for Ludwin's contributions, he doesn't promote the practice.
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She's not doing well right now but sometimes her contributions are minimized.
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Catch-up contributions for savers age 2000 and older remain at $22019,000.
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This mechanism can also be used to funnel foreign contributions into campaigns.
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Ninety-seven percent of contributions came in increments of $100 or less.
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What made the Mercers especially important was not just their campaign contributions.
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These dreams involve contributions to a better world in which they envision.
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But he added that these countries also need to acknowledge America's contributions.
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The record-breaking amount of small-dollar contributions comes as Massachusetts Sen.
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Ideally, aim to max out those contributions for the year, Stich said.
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The industry campaign has more than $20 million in contributions so far.
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When we cast figures in bronze, we immortalize their contributions to history.
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They felt his contributions to black entertainment were too significant to overlook.
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But I'm really looking at small contributions, really not the big ones.
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Here are the mostly crappy (haha, geddit?) contributions from around the globe.
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It is illegal for foreigners to make campaign contributions to US elections.
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First, you can make pretax or tax-deductible contributions to your HSA.
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All nine project members agreed to make annual contributions of different levels.
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But the widespread contributions reflect the extraordinary depth of the Astros' roster.
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Contributions to a 401(k) plan can reduce your taxable income today.
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Contributions have also been made when donors text "CHEECH" to 91-999.
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These rates do not include any matching contributions from employers, Fidelity notes.
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When it comes to live streaming, the viewer contributions are pretty light.
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That's represented by $212,403 in contributions, and $240,217 in accumulated investment earnings.
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The illegal activity would be violating the federal law and campaign contributions.
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Consider bumping up contributions by 230 percentage point as a first step.
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Remember, in 230 you can max out your retirement contributions at $21,303.
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Insurance companies accounted for 71.3 percent of contributions to the new funds.
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Here are some of the best tweets, including a few celebrity contributions.
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Consider Rosalind Franklin's contributions to the discovery of the structure of DNA.
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Filming begins later this year, but Broken Lizard is still accepting contributions.
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Every one of those senators received contributions from oil and gas PACs.
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They also inspire positive reactions, and convert that momentum into tangible contributions.
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He does not talk about the contributions immigrants have made to America.
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So to work out the right level of contributions, subtract the returns.
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The women's contributions to household duties are not assigned any monetary value.
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The world, and the field of economics, is better for his contributions.
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At least 98% of NRA contributions went to Republicans that cycle. Sen.
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The drag on retirement plan contributions from student loans can be significant.
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The small differences in plan contributions can add up over a lifetime.
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Buffett said he made $2.86 billion in charitable contributions for the year.
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Foreign contributions so far account for 60 percent of the new fund.
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With contributions from Geoffrey Carr, Josie Delap, John Prideaux and Simon Wright.
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Y., said he would donate $7,23 in contributions from Epstein to charity.
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The campaign is being driven by large contributions to the Democratic party.
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CICIG is investigating some $800,000 in allegedly unexplained contributions to Morales' campaign.
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Have there been important contributions to technology and culture as a result?
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MPF (Retirement) Contributions: 5%/month and the firm matchesCredit Card: $1,280/month.
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According to the Guardian, the show includes multimedia contributions by Prince Harry.
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Oxfam calculated Russia's actual contributions to be 1% of its fair share.
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"Can you imagine the city without the contributions of immigrants," she asked.
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But giving by individuals fell, while contributions from foundations and corporations rose.
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The plan also proposes increasing payroll contributions from both workers and employers.
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It rewards donors who "bundle" contributions, meaning they get donations from others.
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African American women's contributions to the struggle, then invite a group of
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Foreign contributions to inaugural funds and PACs are prohibited under federal law.
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Fewer months with a presumptive nominee will mean fewer small monthly contributions.
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Contributions may be mailed to the following: The Charlie Holt Memorial Fund
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The contributions of underrepresented communities have been seemingly erased in popular culture.
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Golden State still needs the particular, peculiar contributions of its supporting cast.
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"She certainly has no trouble asking me for campaign contributions," he said.
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These assessed contributions are agreed by the 193-member U.N. General Assembly.
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Her contributions to thoughtful reporting and civic discourse simply cannot be overstated.
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Atlante was funded by contributions from a group of Italian financial institutions.
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The company releases reports documenting the contributions made by its employee PAC.
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Federal income tax deductions on retirement contributions aim to encourage more saving.
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Kirsten Gillibrand "would do anything" for campaign contributions wasn't a sexual innuendo.
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Tonight, you saw up and down the lineup, we had good contributions.
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And when he did show up, his contributions were racialized and limited.
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Our many contributions and awards in the Best Innovators competition show this.
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Contributions to individual retirement accounts can lower your taxable income as well.
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She takes contributions from countries and individuals know to support radical Islam.
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Both were arrested on Friday in an investigation into illegal campaign contributions.
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He received $2628,28503 in contributions from the Club for Growth in 22019.
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The enhanced portion of employee contributions will be tax deductible, officials said.
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However, Fitch-defined revenue and EBITDA exclude contributions from these Eurasian assets.
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The company didn't provide support in 2012 after Democrats rejected corporate contributions.
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The other wrote down three contributions they made to others each day.
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Mr Milanovic's contributions are ultimately similar to those made by Mr Piketty.
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Never assume that your supervisors know the full extent of your contributions.
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Manana also relies on pro bono contributions from believers in the cause.
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Neither group will want to see contributions rise in the short term.
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In 1995 another attorney-general pleaded guilty to fraud involving campaign contributions.
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He accepted money and advocated for somebody who would give him contributions.
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Elsewhere there are contributions from A$AP Rocky, Kodak Black, and Miguel.
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The fund relies on private and national contributions to reach its targets.
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Campaign contributions will flow like water from defense and national security contractors.
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To hide or gloss over their contributions to society is misrepresenting history.
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Multiple Democratic senators said they would donate his campaign contributions to charity.
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But the exact contributions of individual countries are something of a mystery.
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The contributions of these young, unique voices were the engine for Yeezus.
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"The French historical narrative overlooks the contributions made by immigrants," Bouteghmes said.
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What if the pattern and size of his charitable contributions are laughable?
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"I didn't know anything about the campaign contributions until recently," she added.
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He highlighted the contributions of American citizens who had done extraordinary things.
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This year contributions are expected to decline by more than a third.
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She feels that the contributions from Charlie (Adam Driver) haven't been equal.
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It shows your colleagues that you find their contributions interesting and valuable.
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Cramer said the defense against cutting 401(k) contributions is fairly straightforward.
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Mr. Wesker was knighted in 2006 for his contributions to the theater.
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For one thing, Green Party candidates do not accept corporate campaign contributions.
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FECA put caps on contributions and banned corporations from giving at all.
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Because charitable contributions remain deductible without limit, this would circumvent the cap.
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Contributors making between $95,00 and $110,000 will also see their contributions reduced.
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It is hard to cut workers' benefits and painful to increase contributions.
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Even if the rotation is set, the Mets need contributions from everyone.
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Fulop began receiving contributions from the Hotel Trade Council later that year.
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The city established the Hope Fund to help distribute contributions it received.
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The state would delay $96 million in contributions to public employee pensions.
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I hope all of this debate inspires private contributions to Special Olympics.
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Workplace retirement plans are especially important if your employer offers matching contributions.
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That means starting as early as you can and making regular contributions.
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In 2014, the Carter Center raised $176 million in contributions and grants.
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The contributions of independent physician practices are crucial to lowering healthcare costs.
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They brag about accomplishments, drop names, and downplay the contributions of others.
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Does this relationship between contributions and transition teams raise any similar worries?
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Continue to make regular contributions to your investments, even during a recession.
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Many employers even match all or some of your personal retirement contributions.
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These were just three among at least a dozen six-figure contributions.
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"They will not take my contributions, even though we're friends," he said.
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Beyond that, some benefactors came in with contributions of $50,000 or $100,000.
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The organization's most recent tax filing, for 2014, reveals contributions of $0.
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The Daily News also highlighted his campaign contributions from gun rights groups.
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The exception to this advice is if your employer matches retirement contributions.
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For me, I found that inconsistent savings led to consistently lower contributions.
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A portion of this cost is offset by federal employee payroll contributions.
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The site will reportedly rely on contributions from bloggers but also celebrities.
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We just don't need campaign contributions to spur us to do it.
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Dairy company Land O'Lakes will no longer make financial contributions to Rep.
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Candidates are not required to give information about contributions less than $200.
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Contributions are tax-free, but withdrawals are taxed as income in retirement.
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Other companies try to launder their political contributions through trade-association dues.
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Many of the arcane rules in place were traded for campaign contributions.
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Some employers will match employees' retirement contributions up to a certain percent.
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More than 2529 states offer income tax deductions for 22018 plan contributions.
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Many of those plans escalate contributions over time, but not all do.
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The campaign noted that 85033 percent of contributions were less than $100.
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They found that Claire's management team supported her contributions to our workplace.
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In many of these states, communities thrive precisely because of immigrants' contributions.
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A limited number of tickets are available for $28500 or $6900,2628 contributions.
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Kennedy's contributions to marriage equality and gay rights are probably more secure.
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In the comparable 2013 period, 42 percent of contributions were noncash assets.
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They are volunteers and are not paid for their contributions, he said.
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Smith claimed that's larger than the contributions from Wales and Scotland combined.
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Let's hope Chris Hemsworth's verbal contributions to the film will stay minimal.
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Cathedral thanks the teacher for the years of service, contributions, and achievements.
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Our countless contributions to every facet of American life cannot be denied.
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But the Lakers received contributions from all over their young, unaccomplished roster.
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How much do women's contributions to society get sacrificed in the process?
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But campaign contributions can still buy big donors access to elected officials.
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Everybody should read Nile Valley Contributions to Civilization by Anthony T. Browder.
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Comments left on the Hooters Facebook page welcome the girls' unpaid contributions.
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One of Jillian Denby's contributions to the show captures this attitude perfectly.
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RELATED: Tax bill could make 'dark money' political contributions tax deductible Sen.
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You cannot deduct contributions made to individuals or political organizations or candidates.
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And there were so many additional five-thousand-dollar contributions from Texas!
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The businessman also raised $1.7 million in contributions from supporters in April.
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However, all contributions are pre-tax, just like with a 401(k).
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Despite these benefits, corporations can write off the donations as charitable contributions.
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I consider streaming-only contributions along the same bar as TV movies.
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The article also referred incorrectly to her family's contributions to the fund.
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The payments violated campaign finance laws that govern corporate and personal contributions.
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Among the top unpaid contributions to society are child care and cooking.
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Such political contributions could become a conflict of interest for any candidate.
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Several Democratic lawmakers said they would transfer his campaign contributions to charity.
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Gandhi, for his contributions to peaceful resistance, can be considered an ICON.
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Some of these economists have been very smart, making important intellectual contributions.
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At least 45% of Harris' contributions have hailed from the Golden State.
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How can these stakeholders make sure the companies are making positive contributions?
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Federal law prohibits contributions by foreigners to federal elections, including super PACs.
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An article on Sunday about campaign contributions from state appointees to Gov.
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People often talk about campaign contributions, but those are only one channel.
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Meanwhile, their contributions – made in bitcoins and ether – have soared in value.
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"They state our powers and our contributions," Leguizamo said of these books.
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Only about a fourth of Mr. Gaughran's contributions came from New York.
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It is kind of like when you set up automated retirement contributions.
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Juul has also been ramping up its lobbying operation and political contributions.
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Basketball-Reference's Game Score stat sums up all of a player's contributions.
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But nearly everyone she met was already making contributions to Planned Parenthood.
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But the government said explicitly that contributions were not confessions of guilt.
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Do you have a plan for ongoing contributions to your investment accounts?
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The deadline for contributions is tax day, which is usually April 15.
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My contributions quickly propelled into planning the events, curating partnerships and more.
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It also temporarily reduced social security contributions and introduced company rent support
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While the city and state contributions got smaller, subway ridership went up.
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The charter commission has also proposed lowering the maximum allowable contributions significantly.
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Their contributions during fire season are of incalculable benefit to the state.
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The professor also challenged faculty hiring that assessed candidates' contributions to diversity.
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