transaction

Related to transaction: Transaction processing, Transaction Processing System

in (something) for (someone)

Involved with or a part of something in order to benefit from it. Why should we help you? What's in it for us? A boost to your resume is in it for you if you take this job.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

in some transaction for someone

having value for someone; having a benefit for someone. (Usually a question: What's in it for me?) What is in this deal for me? There is a lot of money in it for you.
See also: transaction
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • in (something) for (someone)
  • in some transaction for
  • close the door to (something)
  • buzzin
  • What’s buzzin’ cousin?
  • What’s buzzin’?
  • shakin
  • happ
  • What’s coming off?
  • poppin
References in classic literature
"It is eminently mine to ask such questions, when I have to decide whether I will have transactions with you and accept your money.
The remark is verified in private life, and becomes more just, as well as more important, in national transactions.
Micawber's punctual habits in the opening stage of all bill transactions, that he could not be dissuaded from immediately rushing out, in the highest spirits, to buy the stamps for his notes of hand.
Before the revised final regulations were issued, there was an exception to the general disclosure rule for a transaction identified as a listed transaction after the taxpayer filed a return reporting participation in the transaction, but before the limitation period expired for the last return that reflected participation in the transaction (subsequently listed transaction).
David Levy and Michael Greenberg represented the tenant and landlord in the transaction. Asking rents were $42 psf.
Under ERISA, it is a prohibited transaction for any plan fiduciary to permit a loan by a plan to a participant-in-interest (including plan participants) unless there is an exemption.
What concerns regulators is the question of when should a transaction be considered a transfer of risk--which is insurance--compared with a simple loan.
The District Court of Maryland (Northern Division), issued a summary judgment holding that the BDHMI transaction had economic substance and therefore must be acknowledged.
(2) Under the federal rules, a "tax shelter" can also include any entity, plan, arrangement, or transaction if:
Within transaction tax, such opportunity exists in the world of supply chain management--a world of logistics, global sourcing, customs duties, "incoterms" (standard trade definitions most commonly used in international contracts) and free trade agreements.
(1) If a listed transaction was properly disclosed to the IRS, the Service will routinely request only those workpapers pertaining to the listed transaction.
Is it stored separately or as part of transaction records?
The types of Transaction Recovery available and the general characteristics of the problems addressed.
NXT has been an industry middleware leader from its inception in 1995, when it teamed up with American Express Company (NYSE:AXP), currently an investor in NXT, to develop innovative transaction networking services that provide merchants with increased efficiencies and lower costs.
Such a response would create artificial incentives to structure transactions on the basis of regulatory rules rather than of the economic characteristics of the transactions themselves.