Eligible Entity. Additionally, Eligible Entity hereby makes the following representations, warranties and covenants to Treasury and the truth and accuracy of such representations and warranties and compliance with and performance of such covenants are continuing obligations of Eligible Entity. In the event that any of the representations or warranties made herein ceases to be true and correct or Eligible Entity breaches any of its covenants made herein, Eligible Entity agrees to notify Treasury immediately and the same shall constitute an Event of Default hereunder.
Eligible Entity. A federally recognized Indian Tribe, State, unit of local government, or a nongovernmental organization that has a farmland protection program that purchases agricultural conservation easements for the purpose of protecting agriculture use and related conservation values by limiting conversion to nonagricultural uses of the land.
Eligible Entity. “Eligible entity” for QDD status means a home office or branch that is a QI and that is—
Eligible Entity. In order to compete in the Competition and/or receive: (i) any portion of any prize purse; (ii) any other monetary payment; or (iii) any non-monetary consideration (collectively, “Award”) under this Agreement, Team must be either a single individual or organized under a single legal entity. Team must be an “Eligible Entity,” defined for the purposes of this Agreement as an entity that is:
Eligible Entity. The Proposed QI Agreement provided that an entity must enter into a QI agreement and be an eligible entity to be a QDD. Comments to the Proposed QI Agreement requested that the definition of an eligible entity be expanded. In response to comments regarding the application of the QDD rules to branches, the 2017 QI Agreement clarifies the treatment of branches. The 2017 QI Agreement provides that the home office (as defined in section 2.43 of the 2017 QI Agreement) and each branch of the person that is applying for the QI agreement must separately qualify and be approved for QDD status. The home office and any branch that wants to be a QDD must each separately meet the eligible entity requirements as if it were a separate entity. When approved as a QDD, the home office and each branch are treated as a separate QDD and must apply the QDD provisions as if each home office and branch were separate entities. If a foreign person has one or more branches, the home office is the foreign person, excluding any branches of the foreign person. As provided in section 1.02 of the 2017 QI Agreement, if a QI is an FFI, it can only have a branch also act as a QI if that branch is located in a jurisdiction identified on the IRS’s Approved KYC List. This rule applies to QIs that are FFIs and are applying for QDD status on behalf of the home office or any branch. The QI agreement does not require NFFEs applying for QI status to be located or operating in an approved KYC jurisdiction (because NFFEs under the QI agreement are required to document their account holders by collecting withholding certificates and are not allowed to document their account holders solely with documentary evidence). Similarly, a branch of a NFFE is not required to be located in a jurisdiction identified on the IRS’s Approved KYC List (and must document its account holders with withholding certificates) to be able to act as a QI, including a branch acting as a QDD. Comments also requested that the definition of an eligible entity be expanded to include bank holding companies and their subsidiaries. The comments noted that bank holding companies are subject to extensive regulation, including compliance with risk management standards. In response to comments, the 2017 QI Agreement expands the eligible entity definition to include a bank holding company that is subject to regulatory supervision as a bank holding company by the governmental authority in the jurisdiction in which it is organized or operates...
Eligible Entity. Milken encourages participation by individuals and teams from around the world without regard to race, nationality, politics or ideology. However, in order to compete in the Competition and/or receive: (a) any portion of any prize purse; (b) any other monetary payment; or (c) any non-monetary consideration (collectively, “Award”) under this Agreement, Team must be an Eligible Entity.
Eligible Entity as defined in Utah Code § 65A-8-203 (2017), a county, municipality, special service district, local district, or service area with wildland fire suppression responsibility as described in Utah Code § 11-7-1 and wildland fire suppression cost responsibility and taxing authority for a specific geographic jurisdiction; or, with approval by the FFSL director, a political subdivision established by a county, municipality, special service district, local district, or service area that is responsible for providing wildland fire suppression services and paying for the cost of wildland fire suppression.
Eligible Entity. An eligible entity is defined as an organization that has an established relationship with the student and eligible to receive FAFSA Filing Status Information. This includes grantees of the U.S. Department of Education under the TRIO Programs and the Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Program (GEAR-UP), Tribal Education Agencies, Indian Organizations, and Nonprofit college access organizations on a case-by-case basis.
Eligible Entity. Any school or library meeting the USAC definition of an “Eligible Entity” under the universal Schools and Libraries Program.
Eligible Entity. EGC represents and warrants that, as of the Effective Date, EGC is an Eligible Entity.
