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intendment

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in·tend·ment  (n-tndmnt)
n.
The true meaning or intention of something, especially of a law.
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a mere promise to pay, not represented by notes or secured in any way, is not regarded as a receipt of income within the intendment of the cash receipts method .
Deferred compensation for executives under sec. 409A by Singer, Stuart R. / The Tax Adviser
I happen to agree with the conclusions of your editorial and I admire Feinberg's compassion, but even more so, I believe that the rule of law requires one to carry out a valid, if flawed, mandate according to its plain intendment.
Life is not fair by Raskauskas, Ernest C. / Commonweal
Under IRS Revenue Ruling 60-31, "(a) mere promise to pay, hot represented by notes or secured in any way, is not regarded as a receipt of income within the intendment of the cash receipts and disbursements method.
Definition of eligible retirement benefit plan and application of ... by Tax Executive
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