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Coda

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(1) A distributed file system developed at Carnegie Mellon University in the late 1980s. Evolving from the Andrews File System, Coda is noted for its ability to withstand network failures. See AFS.

(2) A software company based in the U.K. that produces accounting software for mainframes, VAX and client/server environments. The parent company is the Coda Group, Plc. with U.S. offices in Manchester, NH.

(3) Earlier Web authoring software from RandomNoise, Inc., San Francisco, CA. It was used to generate very sophisticated Web sites that were built in Java rather than HTML codes. Coda itself is written in Java.
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Definition: The final regulations define a designated Roth contribution as an elective contribution under a qualified CODA that is (1) designated irrevocably by the employee at the time of the cash or deferred election as a designated Roth contribution; (2) treated by the employer as includible in the employee's income at the time the employee would have received the amount in cash if he or she had not made the cash or deferred election; and (3) maintained by the plan in a separate account.
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The Coda offers a net operating income of approximately $970,000.
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