’pon

British

/ pɒn /

preposition

upon

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contraction

upon

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Example Sentences

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But if her income is $137,001, she’d owe about $2,435, says Richard Pon, a CPA in San Francisco.

From The Wall Street Journal

In addition, says Pon, Medicare recipients may qualify for an Irmaa refund if they file an amended tax return.

From The Wall Street Journal

San Francisco accountant Richard Pon, whose clients include ultrahigh net-worth individuals, said he generally is opposed to higher taxes and identifies as Republican because of that stance.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I’m not going to be a billionaire,” Pon said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pon opened his own donor-advised fund this month and said a number of his clients have also asked about them.

From MarketWatch

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