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replacement

noun alternate, alternative, change, commutation, compensation, counterfeit, delegate, deputy, dislocation, displacement, envoy, equivalent, exchange, fill in, interchange, makeshift, proxy, reclamation, reconstruction, recovery, refund, reinstatement, relief, removal, renewal, renovation, reorganization, reparation, representative, reproduction, restitution, restoration, secondary, shift, stand in, subrogation, substitute, successor, supersedure, supersession, supplanter, surrogate, surrogation, swap, switch, temporary expedient, transfer, transposition, understudy
Associated concepts: replacement cost

replacement

a new remedy open to consumers in the UK under regulations promulgated in 2002 where goods are supplied in breach of contract. The vendor has the choice to repair instead. This is additional to the traditional rules on breach of contract.

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The replacement light truck tire market segment is projected to decrease by 1.

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The full recovery after knee replacement usually takes about a year, by which time tennis and gentle skiing are enjoyed by many patients without pain.

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Replacement Medium/Wide-Base/Heavy On-Highway Commercial Truck Tires

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Replacement cost is defined as an amount provided in a standard price list at which a heavy equipment part may be purchased by the taxpayer on the date of the inventory.

IRS provides replacement cost safe harbor for heavy equipment dealers

As is well known by most tax practitioners, section 1031(a)(3)(A) provides that any property received by the taxpayer is treated as property that is not like-kind property if such property is not identified as property to be received in the exchange on or before the day that is 45 days after the date on which the taxpayer transfers the relinquished property (the so-called identification period), and the taxpayer must acquire the replacement property within 180 days of the date of transfer of the relinquished property (the so-called replacement period).

New TAM highlights issues in like-kind exchanges involving intangibles

Q: Can I take title to my replacement property before I sell my relinquished property?

Commonly asked questions about 1031--Part 2

Matta first saw an anterior hip replacement surgery performed in Paris in 1981 by French orthopedic surgeon Emile Letournel.

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First, CPAs must determine whether a cost segregation study will be beneficial for a replacement property acquired in a section 1031 exchange with the carryover tax basis.

The best of both worlds: a combination of cost segregation and like-kind exchanges can save on real estate taxes

ISO HomeValue is a Web-based system that offers insurers a new way to estimate residential replacement values.

Easing the way: the calculation of residential replacement value and management of risk in real time are tasks for new technology tools

Cardiovascular drift is attributed to the competition for blood flow between the working muscles and skin, as well as the decreasing plasma levels during dehydration; however, research has documented that sufficient fluid replacement attenuates cardiovascular drift (3).