Qualifying contribution definition

Qualifying contribution means, with respect to a

Qualifying contribution means, with respect to a candidate, a contribution that—

Qualifying contribution means the appropriate employment contri- bution or self-employment contribution which was paid or would 10 have been paid but for section 13(2)(c) in respect of any insured person or the appropriate optional contribution which was paid or would have been paid but for section 29(1)(b);

Examples of Qualifying contribution in a sentence

• The GCAA shall also issue the airworthiness review certificate valid normally for one year unless the GCAA has safety reasons to limit the validity.

• As used in this article:(ii) "Qualifying contribution" means a transfer of money or other property of a value of not less than one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.00) to the University of Wyoming foundation to be expended by the university exclusively for the Wyoming reclamation and restoration center.

• Qualifying contribution does not include a contribution by an individual who resides outside of this state.

• Another category of otherness finds a response through the universalising motif that is also found in AW 91:14.

• The consequence of the construction we have made of section 91(1) is that the entire foreign income which is actually taxed in India being included in computing the 'total income' is only 50 per cent of the total foreign income by virtue of the deduction given under section 80RRA.

More Definitions of Qualifying contribution

Qualifying contribution means a contribution that—

Qualifying contribution means a donation of cash,

Qualifying contribution means a contribution of five dollars ($5) that is received during the designated qualifying period by a candidate seeking to become eligible for Fair Elections campaign funding from a registered voter of the district in which the candidate is running for office.

Qualifying contribution means a monetary contribution, excluding a loan, made by an eligible resident to an applicant candidate in an amount of at least five dollars ($5) and not more than the contribution limit under Section 3.12.050(B) of the Oakland Municipal Code.

Qualifying contribution means a contribution received from a West Virginia registered voter of not less than $1 nor more than $100 in the form of cash, check or money order, made payable to a participating candidate or the candidate's committee, or in the form of an electronic payment or debit or credit card payment, received during the qualifying period.

Qualifying contribution means money given by a light and power business or a gas distribution business to a qualifying organization, exclusive of money received in the prior fiscal year from its customers for the purpose of assisting other customers.

Qualifying contribution means a contribution of five