Equitable and Gain: Difference between pages

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The excess of an end amount over a starting amount.

For example, the excess of the accumulated principal and interest at the end of an investment period, over the amount originally invested.

In this simple case the gain might also be the same as the total amount of interest earned for the period.

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Capital gain.

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Tax.

Chargeable gain.

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-. ''Ethics - governance - inclusion''.
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-Fair and reasonable, especially when balancing rights and obligations between different individuals and groups.
+The excess of an end amount over a starting amount.
+For example, the excess of the accumulated principal and interest at the end of an investment period, over the amount originally invested.
-. ''Law - statute - common law - equity''.
+In this simple case the gain might also be the same as the total amount of interest earned for the period.
-Relating to, or derived from principles in the legal system of equity, that resolves disputes between persons by resort to principles of fairness and justness.
-Contrasted with legal principles in statute or common law.
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+Capital gain.
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+''Tax.''
+Chargeable gain.
 == See also ==
-* [[Common law]]
+* [[Chargeable gain]]
-* [[Convention on Biological Diversity]]
+* [[Interest]]
-* [[Diversity]]
+* [[Periodic]]
-* [[Equality]]
+* [[Principal]]
-*[[Equity]]
-* [[Inclusion]]
-* [[Obligation]]
-* [[SDG 4]]  -  inclusive & equitable quality education & lifelong learning opportunities for all
-* [[Statute]]
-[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]
-[[Category:The_business_context]]
-[[Category:Ethics]]