I believe (I am) given an opportunity to make a contribution and I felt this is where I can make a contribution and it's exciting and highly rewarding to be able to make a contribution to the Malaysian people and the economy, and to see the progress in the financial system that supports the entire economy.
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Find out how to make a contribution to FOCUS now.
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They want to make a contribution and to grow in their fields.
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If you agree, check out the Kickstarter page and make a contribution.
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Remember: there's still time to make a contribution count for last year.
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Users can contact the campaign or, if they wish, make a contribution.
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So this seemed to be the best way to make a contribution.
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They were asked to make a contribution to the Jenesse Center as well.
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Make a contribution to defend the women of the Senate and fight back.
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But the actor said everyone can make a contribution in their own way.
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One option may be to make a contribution to a health savings account.
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"If you don't have a lot of capability but you want to make a contribution, you can literally do that, make a contribution," Mr. Carter said in a briefing with reporters on a flight to Brussels from Washington on Tuesday.
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The deadline to make a contribution for 2018 is April 15 in most states.
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I believe that if we want to understand gender, men must make a contribution.
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We'll have corporations make a contribution greater than they are now to our country.
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The law makes it illegal for a foreign national to directly or indirectly make a "contribution or donation of money or other thing of value, or to make an express or implied promise to make a contribution or donation" relating to an election.
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If you want to make a contribution, choose one of those ideas — and spread it.
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Please, make a contribution of just $1 to help us crush our goal this month.
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The object of scholarship, in the end, is to make a contribution to public knowledge.
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We're going to have corporations make a contribution greater than they are now to our country.
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This is the first: A foreign national shall not, directly or indirectly, make a contribution or a donation of money or other thing of value, or expressly or impliedly promise to make a contribution or a donation, in connection with any Federal, State, or local election.
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Anyone can make a contribution (although state laws vary on whether you can get a tax break).
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"We encourage people to let their friends and family know they can make a contribution," said Boozer.
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" It is, he concludes, "productive and legitimate for the public to demand that they make a contribution.
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Another step that can save you money is to make a contribution to a health savings account.
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"Slum dwellers are citizens of this country and they make a contribution to the city," he said.
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"The nation's worst mass murderers may yet make a contribution to society," a young Tom Brokaw tells viewers.
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The entire donation goes to the nonprofits, and you don't need a Google account to make a contribution.
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Seibert said Germany would make a contribution of up to 540 million euros to help finance Israel's purchase.
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On the contrary, Nugent is eager to make a contribution to sexual health, albeit in its own way.
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And finally, if you'd like to support the organization through a donation, you can make a contribution too.
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CBA also said it would make a "contribution" to the U.S. Treasury, but have not said how much.
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"Anything that helps understand our natural world is worth it, I am happy to make a contribution," he said.
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The rookie Kay Felder wasn't ready to make a contribution, and the veteran Deron Williams never found his groove.
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Some people would have melodies, and then Kanye would come and make a contribution on whatever his thoughts were.
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One day I hope to serve in the army as a signals operator, to make a contribution to the Fatherland.
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Doing it right is one of the simplest and most effective ways you can make a contribution to the planet.
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Alba encourages people to donate any of the items in need, host a drive or simply make a contribution here.
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I've taken from so many people during my illness, and I want to make a contribution any way I might.
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At Brown University, he had to figure out how to make a contribution as the runt of his rowing team.
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Dr. Stern and Dr. McKee said they immediately saw an opportunity to make a contribution in the relatively unexplored area.
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"He served his time and paid his dues, and I felt it was appropriate to make a contribution," he said.
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He said for pension contributions, companies have 8.5 months after the end of the plan year to make a contribution.
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I was curious about the world and thought then that diplomacy would help me make a contribution as a global citizen.
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"Since I wasn't able to have a medical career myself, I want to make a contribution after I die," she said.
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The vast majority of us—I'm a Cuban immigrant who came here at age 11—are here to make a contribution.
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The Voter Study Group also asks respondents whether undocumented immigrants make a contribution to society or are a drain on it.
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"It shows you were listening and were interested in what they have to say and you're ready to make a contribution."
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Apple also says it will make a contribution to the American Library Association to support local libraries and fund their programs.
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Some plans are so-called nonelective safe harbor plans, which means they may make a contribution regardless of what an employee does.
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So that's what I try to continue to do with the art itself is try to make a contribution to those issues.
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"This is a way of encouraging students who feel that they're outcasts that they too can make a contribution to American society."
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Those wishing to make a contribution to the cause can donate $10 for one pizza and up to $100 for 10 pizzas.
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But the 700,20163 people who visit every year are urged, in multilingual signs, to make a contribution of at least £3 ($3.70).
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I think they knew that I would really stretch myself to make a contribution and bring a new approach to the business.
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"There might be that fear that if they don't make a contribution there might be something negative down the line," said Geddes.
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The sticker will ask for a donation to your chosen organization, so viewers can click directly from the post to make a contribution.
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We have helped make a contribution, but we ought to look at all the other people who have answered the call to service.
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"He wanted to make a contribution to mankind, but he's also very interested in science and anything new," Moir told Motherboard in 2013.
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I'm dedicating my time, my passion, and my platform to whatever I can do to make a contribution to the global women's movement.
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"Certainly losing a federal benefit is a significant calculus to anyone looking to make a contribution to a state charitable fund," said Rosen.
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Guns make a contribution, and he will use his forehead if necessary, but his reliance on the hammer is rivalled only by Thor's.
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"It certainly seems like this particular mutation is able to at least make a contribution to making it more virulent," Dr. Cheng added.
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According to Snyder, had previously worked in areas of the Microsoft productivity suite and wanted to make a contribution to the way companies communicated.
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My father was a Marxist, and he raised me to feel that I had an obligation to try to make a contribution to the world.
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The family invites all those who would like to make a contribution to make a donation to the Azar-Angelil Research Chair for ORL Cancer.
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With a match your employer will make a contribution to your 401(k) that is the same as your contribution, up to a certain amount.
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Zoom's CEO Eric Yuan, who grew up in China's Shandong province, said he wanted to make a contribution to help those affected by the virus.
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There's still time to make a contribution to a traditional Individual Retirement Account and take a deduction, if you qualify, to reduce your taxable income.
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"It might not make a lot of sense to make a contribution only to use it that year or in the short term," said Boneparth.
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You also have until April 15 to make a contribution to your IRA and have it count for 2018, said Lisa Greene-Lewis, CPA at TurboTax.
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Anyone can make a contribution to your child's 529 plan, but those who are feeling especially generous can front-load the account with a large contribution.
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If I'm going to be included in the workforce, then I've got to have the intellectual skills to understand this new milieu and make a contribution.
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The bottom line: The good news is that the Singapore summit initiated a diplomatic process with the potential to make a contribution to stability and peace.
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As we are not interested in contributing to these expenses, would it be appropriate to make a contribution to a charity in honor of their nuptials?
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By statute, solicitation is defined as any "communication that [in context] contains a clear message asking, requesting, or recommending that another person make a contribution" (emphasis added).
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The government of Kazakhstan, an investor in the fund, is expected to make a contribution of about $3 billion while banks such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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Turning to migration policy, another big issue vexing the EU, Coveney called for "action and practical measures" and said all member states needed to make a contribution.
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Everyone is busy working on the film, and you are standing in the middle, not sure how you got there, or even how to make a contribution.
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If they can't address internet governance at the IGF because of all the noise-making, they believe it's possible to make a contribution through inter-governmental forums.
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"I think somebody who has vested time and effort and can make a contribution to our country will be a really good citizen," the former President told Geist.
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"This is an example of where the scientific community can make a contribution to knowledge described in important ancient texts," lead author Manfred Cuntz said in a statement.
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"We know that Germany still uses coal to a large extent and coal, especially brown coal, should make a contribution to meet our (emissions reduction) goals," Merkel said.
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A person can make a contribution to his or her 401(k) plan of a maximum of $183,000 (in 2018, this is slated to be increased to $18,500).
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In 2011, 40 percent of white Democrats said undocumented immigrants make a contribution, 16 percent said neither and 31 percent said "mostly a drain" (the rest were unsure).
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Leaders must show their workers how the organization can help them make a contribution to the larger world and feel rewarded for doing something about which they are passionate.
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Ultimately, though, I decided to take a leap of faith and make a contribution to policy in the best way I knew how—by working in the government itself.
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The Next Einstein Forum (NEF) seeks to find a genius-caliber mind in Africa and then help that person make a contribution to society as far-reaching as Einstein's.
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"Also, if you make a contribution that imposes a liability on the recipient, then the liability disallows the contribution," said Jared Walczak, senior policy analyst at the Tax Foundation.
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"His was a story of how a young boy strove to triumph over his circumstances and make a contribution to society," the prime minister wrote in a Facebook post.
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Rosenthal says Familia has also agreed to make a contribution to charity and make in-person appearances at MLB rookie programs and at a NY-based domestic violence group.
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"If you look at something and think, 'that seems interesting, that could be an area I could make a contribution in,' you then invest yourself in it," says Walton.
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"It was so profound to recognize…that all the learning I had done to become a doctor didn't matter at all if I didn't make a contribution," she says.
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The World of Outlaws has launched a GoFundMe account to benefit Johnson's family, but the series has not announced if it planned to make a contribution on its own behalf.
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If you believe this project is necessary, please consider supporting it in a way that works for you: Make a contribution, an endorsement, or simply share Anxy with your networks.
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"And I also hope that Germany and China can make a contribution towards ensuring that the world does not end up blundering into a spiral of trade conflicts," she added.
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Kamiyama hopes to have a streamlined donations system up and running soon, but in the meantime, you can email [email protected] or call (505) 955-6653 to make a contribution.
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Donors in some states, such as Georgia, Arizona and Florida, have recouped their entire donation in tax cuts, meaning taxpayers can make a contribution to private schools at no cost.
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However, know that while the law says young adults can remain on their parent's plan, there's no requirement that employers need to make a contribution to coverage for dependents, Beckley says.
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The fact that he couldn't pull himself together enough to make a contribution when I needed him to really damaged my ability to take care of my family, and perplexed me.
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Real estate developer Jeffrey Gural, the owner of Vernon Downs, added that he would be prepared to make a contribution to local non-profit organizations from the proceeds of Woodstock 50.
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And if men are going to make a contribution that is meaningful, it is going to have to be something that they are not just borrowing from the women around them.
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And, he added, even if Sanders is technically eligible to receive a pension, he should "make a contribution to charity or return it to the city of Burlington" while he's still working.
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What makes America great is the idea that we are a country shaped by immigration, no matter where you come from or education level, you can find opportunity and make a contribution.
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"Well I think somebody who's vested time and effort and can make a contribution to our country will be a really good citizen," he told NBC's Willie Geist in excerpts released Tuesday.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer pointedly said that "the CDU has always been a party of the middle ... As long as I can make a contribution to the CDU, I will fight for this course".
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As much as I admire these Canadian health care workers, I also recognize that a health care provider doesn't have to offer up their salary to make a contribution to a better future.
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Lufthansa said its Network Airlines - made up of Lufthansa, Swiss and Austrian Airlines - would aim to use innovations in sales and distribution to make a contribution to increasing unit revenues by 3% by 2022.
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For individuals who are questioning whether to make a contribution to their municipality's charitable fund instead of paying the property tax as they usually do, attorneys are advising them to sit tight for now.
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For individuals who are questioning whether to make a contribution to their municipality's charitable fund instead of paying the property tax as they usually do, attorneys have advised them to sit tight for now.
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"Well I intend to serve as long as I can make a contribution and as long as the president wants me to serve," Sessions said, adding that the president can ask him to depart.
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Many people don't realize that they can make a contribution to a health savings account, retirement account, like an IRA, or college savings account, like a 529 plan, and deduct a portion of that amount.
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"Also, if you make a contribution that imposes a liability on the recipient, then the liability disallows the contribution," Jared Walczak, senior policy analyst at the Tax Foundation, said in an earlier interview with CNBC.
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In a compromise with Democrats, last year's government funding bill did not set aside any Green Climate Fund money, but it didn't prohibit the State Department from moving money from elsewhere to make a contribution.
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"There were times where I was like, hey, I wanted to make a contribution on climate change or education or other things and like, my mic didn't work, like the mic's actually not on," he said.
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You get a deduction when you make a contribution — as with a 401(k) plan — and, if it's used for qualified medical expenses, you get to make a tax-free distribution similar to a Roth IRA.
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Furthermore, the fees imposed on Fannie and Freddie are designed to ensure that they make a contribution to segments of the market that are underserved since they often struggle to reach these communities through their normal business.
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And while we are not perfect, I do believe we can be a model of a multiracial, multifaith democracy, where people can come and make a contribution and rise to the very highest that their talent allows.
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Our Foundation's expertise is in diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines so we are not involved in the ventilator efforts but it could make a contribution to have more especially as the disease gets into developing countries including Africa.
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Fund my retirement accountManaging my retirement fund (a SEP IRA) wasn't something I spent much time on until the end of the year when I'd make a contribution to the fund based on what I could afford.
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Yuan, who grew up in China's Shandong Province, wrote that he wanted to make a contribution to users who are deeply impacted by the virus as it continues to disrupt daily affairs, from business operations to school classes.
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" Apple also said it will make a contribution to the American Library Association "to support local libraries and fund multiple reading programs with a portion of the money from every Oprah's Book Club selection sold on Apple Books.
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"You can't make a contribution to an individual for their mission trip and get a deduction," explained CPA and certified financial planner Lisa Featherngill, managing director of wealth planning with Abbot Downing, Wells Fargo's ultra-high-net-worth business.
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"I would think it would make a contribution to the reduction of staphylococcal infection in the athletic environment," Dr. William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, said of the ozone gas machines.
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Either he shrugs off this sense of inadequacy as being only too familiar, or else he thinks of performing a kind of penance — of which the purest example would be to make a contribution to Oxfam or to Unicef.
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"We hope that with the investment in Chattanooga we could make a contribution, step forward, to avoid tariffs between Europe and the U.S., and we will work further on it," Diess said at the sidelines of the Detroit Auto Show.
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For its part, the IOC said in a statement it "welcomes very much" the two Koreas' intention to jointly host the 2032 games, as "sport could once more make a contribution to peace on the Korean Peninsula and the world".
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For its part, the IOC said in a statement it "welcomes very much" the two Koreas' intention to jointly host the 2032 games, as "sport could once more make a contribution to peace on the Korean Peninsula and the world".
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Given that weakness, the G7 meeting should send a "clear message to the world so that those countries will make a contribution to the sustainable growth of the world economy," he said, speaking on the sidelines of the nuclear security summit in Washington.
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Election laws Under Section 30121 of Title 52 of the US Code, it is a crime for a foreign national, directly or indirectly, to make a contribution or donation of money or "other thing of value" in connection with a federal election.
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"Cindy came on 'Jeopardy!' to play the game she loved and in doing so she was able to make a contribution to cancer research in the hopes that no one else would have to go through what she did," her brother Greg, mother Carole, and Hess said in a statement.
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Reforms the social security contribution base from notional to actual incomes for the self-employed, including farmers and lawyers, forcing them to make a contribution to pension funds which is phased in over a five-year period to 20 percent of their income instead of a fixed monthly amount currently paid.
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He has 22017 percent custodial care because Ms. Shepherd doesn't want to spend any time with the child, and he is responsible for providing all of the needs of the child, subject to being able to get court orders for Ms. Shepherd to make a contribution pursuant to the court order.
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Here are six companies that will actually make a contribution to causes that affect women worldwide — each one featured has pledged to make a donation to a variety of organizations, from legal defense funds for women dealing with workplace sexual harassment to efforts to keep birth control accessible and affordable.
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That's the deadline for filing your 2017 federal tax return, the last day to make a contribution to an individual retirement account for it to count against 2017 income, the deadline to file a tax extension, and the day when quarterly estimated tax payments are due for those who make them.
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According to Fidelity Investments, a donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a charitable giving vehicle sponsored by a public charity that allows you to make a contribution to that charity and be eligible for an immediate tax deduction, and then recommend grants over time to any IRS-qualified public charity.
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We knew that it would be somewhat tricky to get right, but if we could get that information out of people's heads in a constructive way, we could make a contribution, and we might be able to build a really big business around that, and so that's how Glassdoor was born.
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To quote the relevant statute: A solicitation is an oral or written communication that, construed as reasonably understood in the context in which it is made, contains a clear message asking, requesting, or recommending that another person make a contribution, donation, transfer of funds, or otherwise provide anything of value.
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Perhaps the chief reservation among many establishment Republicans and other undecided voters about Donald Trump was the fact that they were not sure whether he was seeking the Presidency merely to feather his own cap, or whether he actually believes he can make a contribution and do the hard work necessary to move the country forward.
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It all seemed so provisional…I went away for a few weeks and worked hard and tried to put together a speech and make a contribution to the annual report, but none of it really worked… the key part was that I couldn't help them explain their mission because I didn't fully understand what their mission was.
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"If there are people who are waiting to contribute in association with an event, they need to get past that and go online and make a contribution," said Howard Wolfson, a top strategist for former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York, who dropped out of the presidential race in March and has redirected $18 million to the D.N.C. Multiple donors said they had been told that Greg Schultz, whom Ms. O'Malley Dillon replaced but who remains a top Biden campaign adviser, would be moved to the Democratic National Committee, with a senior role coordinating between the party and the campaign, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Advocates have told the IRS, which has explored new regulations to police these transfers, that these gifts make sense for a variety of reasons: Say, if a donor wants to dedicate money to a troubled nonprofit but doesn't want to hand the money over to them until the situation improves; or if a donor wants to tap the expertise of a DAF provider's staff; or if making a donation to a controversial group overseas could put the foundation at security risk; or to make a contribution to a cause that is outside the stated scope or region of the foundation's work; or to easily pool money from multiple foundations for joint work.
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