to a person

Unanimously; true of all people involved; without exception among those being described. The board decided, to a person, to request the CEO's resignation. To a person, I don't know a single person in our group who doesn't think this is a bad idea.

See also: person

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

See also:

to a man
to a woman
on a silver platter
cast (one's) lot with (someone or something)
cast lot with
cast one's lot with
throw in (one's) lot with (someone or something)
throw in your lot with
throw in your lot with somebody
throw in your lot with someone

References in periodicals archive

152(a)(1)-(8) (without regard to qualification as a dependent) to a person described in items 1-4 above, or a descendant of the taxpayer's grandparent.

Personal residence gain exclusion: unforeseen circumstances safe harbors

Further, the person making the disclaimer cannot receive the interest or any of its benefits; and, as a result of the disclaimer, the interest must pass, without any direction on the disclaimant's part, to the decedent's spouse or to a person other than the disclaimant.

Disclaimers and private foundations

Lenders related to a person with an interest other than as a creditor are also prohibited from being at-risk.

At-risk rules - Sec. 465 prop. regs

1.83-7T, however, this does not apply to sales or dispositions of NQSOs to a person related to the service provider that occur after July 1, 2003.

Compensation deduction from NQSO exercise

Every annuity given to a person, if living, is contingent on that person's survival; yet life annuities, as such, are not excluded by the statute or the regulations.

Qualified annuity can be based on two lives

Within 180 days of the transfer of QIO to the EAT, the parked property must either be transferred to the taxpayer as replacement property or to a person other than the taxpayer as relinquished property.

Rev. Proc. 2000-37 offers long-awaited reverse-exchange safe harbor

词组	to a person
释义	to a person to a person Unanimously; true of all people involved; without exception among those being described. The board decided, to a person, to request the CEO's resignation. To a person, I don't know a single person in our group who doesn't think this is a bad idea. See also: person Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: to a man to a woman on a silver platter cast (one's) lot with (someone or something) cast lot with cast one's lot with throw in (one's) lot with (someone or something) throw in your lot with throw in your lot with somebody throw in your lot with someone References in periodicals archive 152(a)(1)-(8) (without regard to qualification as a dependent) to a person described in items 1-4 above, or a descendant of the taxpayer's grandparent. Personal residence gain exclusion: unforeseen circumstances safe harbors Further, the person making the disclaimer cannot receive the interest or any of its benefits; and, as a result of the disclaimer, the interest must pass, without any direction on the disclaimant's part, to the decedent's spouse or to a person other than the disclaimant. Disclaimers and private foundations Lenders related to a person with an interest other than as a creditor are also prohibited from being at-risk. At-risk rules - Sec. 465 prop. regs 1.83-7T, however, this does not apply to sales or dispositions of NQSOs to a person related to the service provider that occur after July 1, 2003. Compensation deduction from NQSO exercise Every annuity given to a person, if living, is contingent on that person's survival; yet life annuities, as such, are not excluded by the statute or the regulations. Qualified annuity can be based on two lives Within 180 days of the transfer of QIO to the EAT, the parked property must either be transferred to the taxpayer as replacement property or to a person other than the taxpayer as relinquished property. Rev. Proc. 2000-37 offers long-awaited reverse-exchange safe harbor
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