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Acronym	Definition
SII	Seiko Instruments, Inc.
SII	Servicio de Impuestos Internos (Chile)
SII	Standards Institution of Israel
SII	Silicon Image, Inc.
SII	Sistema Integral de Información (Spanish: Integrated Information System; Mexico)
SII	Strong Interest Inventory
SII	Société pour l'Informatique Industrielle (French: Society for Industrial Computers)
SII	Silicon Image Inc.
SII	Service Interval Indicator
SII	Spatial Information Infrastructure
SII	Securities and Investment Institute (UK)
SII	Securities Industry Institute (executive development program)
SII	Solvency II (insurance requirements)
SII	Self-Inflicted Injury
SII	Systemic Infrastructure Initiative (Australia)
SII	Síndrome de Intestino Irritable (Spanish: Irritable Bowel Syndrome)
SII	Sensory Integration International
SII	Sciences International, Inc. (now Tetra Tech Sciences; Virginia)
SII	Standards Institute of Israel
SII	Scout II (truck model)
SII	Successor In Interest
SII	Social Insurance Institution of Finland
SII	Southern Ionics Incorporated (West Point, MS)
SII	Service Improvement Initiative (Canada)
SII	Siilinjärvi (Finland)
SII	Special Interest Item
SII	Scott's Inspections Inc (San Antonio, TX)
SII	Space Industries, Inc.
SII	Scalable Information Infrastructure
SII	Strategic Infrastructure Initiative
SII	Special Investigative Inquiry
SII	Statement of Intelligence Interest
SII	Self Identified Issue (various organizations)
SII	Société Immobilière d'Investissement (French: Real Estate Investment Company)
SII	Special Instructions Indicator
SII	Strengths, Improvements, and Insights
SII	System Internal Interface
SII	Security Investigation Index
SII	Service Identity Index
SII	Software International Incorporated
SII	Sinclair Intimacy Institute
SII	Suitability Investigative Index
SII	Southern Industrial Institute, Inc.
SII	Static/Stub Invocation Interface (CORBA client-side API)
SII	Systems Interface Inc.
SII	Soldier Information Interface
SII	Strategic Inventory Initiative
SII	Sponsor Identification Index
SII	Semantic Information Integration (Digital Enterprise Research Institute; Ireland)

References in periodicals archive

Items constituting IRD are included in the estate of the decedent as assets and are subject to income tax when received by the estate or other successor in interest.

Accounting for the death of a partner: a partner's death raises several tax issues that practitioners should be aware of when doing pre- and postmortem planning for partners and partnerships

The district court granted the competitor's motion for summary judgment and indicated that it was "unnecessary and improper" to apply the FMLA's regulatory factors (27) (which closely mirror the nine MacMillan factors) to ascertain whether defendant was a successor in interest. Relying heavily on Coffman, the district court decided that there could be no "continuity of ownership and control" between the predecessor and the competitor due to the nature of the contract bid process and, therefore, no predecessor-successor relationship existed.

Successor liability issues in labor and employment cases

However, what if the successor developer is viewed as a "successor in interest" to one of the contracting parties - that is, the bond principal?

Successor developers: untapped opportunities for subdivision bond sureties

Since the surviving spouse can file a joint return with the decedent through the date of death, naming the spouse as successor in interest avoids including the partnership income or loss in the estate.

Planning for distribution of partnership interest at death

A decedent's distributive share of partnership income for the partnership's tax year that ends after his death is includible in the return of his estate or other successor in interest.[23] Any portion of this distributive share that pertains to the period before the decedent's death is IRD.[24] The balance of the distributive share is income to the decedent's successor but is not IRD.

Income in respect of a decedent: minimizing the double taxation

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