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transfer
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To send data over a computer channel or bus. "Transfer" generally applies to transmission within the computer system, and "transmit" refers to transmission outside the computer over a line or network.

Transfers are actually copies, since the data are in both locations at the end of the transfer. Input, output and move instructions activate data transfers in the computer.



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While purchasing insurance solely in the name of the entity appears to solve this coverage gap, this may leave the transferor vulnerable to loss.
Transferring wealth: baby boomer clients should know how to bequeath ... by McElwee, Andrew / Best's Review
1001-1(e), where a property transfer is part sale and part gift, the transferor has a gain to the extent that the amount realized exceeds the property's adjusted basis.
Private annuities: proposed regulations would negate income tax ... by Josephs, Stuart R. / California CPA
74-503--including whether the transferor and the transferee each have zero basis in stock received in the exchange--are "under study" by the IRS.
Basis of debt obligations in certain transactions by Michalowski, John / The Tax Adviser
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