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SAN JOSE, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) Today, the SA Funds Investment Trust posted December 2009 final Income and Capital Gains rates for the portfolios held by the Trust at www.SA-Funds.net. December 16 is the record date, December 17 is the ex-date and December 18 is the payable date. Distributions are paid to all shareholders owning shares on the record date of the distributions, regardless of how long the shares have been owned. More: SA ...
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The federal estate tax is on course to be repealed for one year beginning in January, allowing heirs of large inheritances to temporarily escape the so-called death tax although a little-noted provision in the law would expose many smaller estates to higher tax liabilities. Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic attempt to temporarily extend the estate tax earlier this week, meaning that barring any unforeseen action the levy will ...
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