designated distribution
[ˌdɛzɪɡˈneɪtɪd ˌdɪstrɪˈbjuːʃən]
nounpl: designated distributions
distribuição designada
1. A specific allocation or disbursement of funds, assets, or resources that has been formally assigned or predetermined
The designated distribution from the trust fund will be paid quarterly to the beneficiaries.
A distribuição designada do fundo fiduciário será paga trimestralmente aos beneficiários.
2. In finance and taxation, a mandatory withdrawal from a retirement account or investment portfolio as required by law or contract terms
The IRS requires a minimum designated distribution from traditional IRAs after age 72.
O IRS exige uma distribuição designada mínima de IRAs tradicionais após os 72 anos de idade.
3. A planned or scheduled delivery of goods, products, or resources to specific locations or recipients
The company established a designated distribution network across the region.
A empresa estabeleceu uma rede de distribuição designada em toda a região.
This term is primarily used in financial, legal, and business contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In the United States, it is particularly important in retirement planning and taxation (IRS regulations). In Brazil, it appears frequently in contracts, trust agreements, and investment documentation. The concept reflects formalized financial practices common in Anglo-American business traditions.
Related Idioms & Phrases
take a designated distribution
receive a designated distribution
scheduled distribution plan
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