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impute something to someone or something

to ascribe something to someone or something; to attribute something to someone or something. I didn't mean to impute a bad intention to your company. The lawyer imputed perjury to the witness.

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By expanding dependent coverage, the Act creates a class of dependents who are "dependents" for Massachusetts purposes but not for federal purposes, resulting in the need to impute to the employee as income the fair market value of the coverage provided to the child who no longer qualifies as a dependent for federal purposes. Employee Benefits Advisory: IRS/Treasury Announce Voluntary ... by Mondaq Business Briefing More results

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By expanding dependent coverage, the Act creates a class of dependents who are "dependents" for Massachusetts purposes but not for federal purposes, resulting in the need to impute to the employee as income the fair market value of the coverage provided to the child who no longer qualifies as a dependent for federal purposes.

Employee Benefits Advisory: IRS/Treasury Announce Voluntary ... by Mondaq Business Briefing

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