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CODI

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CODICornucopia Of Disability Information
CODICommittee on Development Information
CODICustomers of Dynix, Inc. (user group)
CODICertificate of Deposit Index
CODICost of Deposit Index (mortgage adjustment index)
CODIConsortium Omscholing Docenten Informatica (The Netherlands)
CODICancellation of Debt Income (US IRS)
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Where the unpaid indebtedness is recourse, the foreclosure, or short sale, transaction is split into two parts: CODI equal to the outstanding principal amount of debt owed minus the fair market value of the property; and gain or loss equal to the fair market value of the property, minus its adjusted basis [Treas.
Taxing times: rental property foreclosures and short sales by Fogel, David M. / California CPA
CODI is currently working with some 25 per cent of slum communities and is well financed by the Thai state.
The lease on life: Richard Swift breaks bread with the resilient ... by Swift, Richard / New Internationalist
CODI (Cornucopia of Disability Information)--Employment: codi.
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