Carryover means the provision under Section 42 of the IRC and Rule 67-48.028, F.A.C., which allows a Development to receive a Housing Credit Allocation in a given calendar year and be placed in service by the close of the second calendar year following the calendar year in which the allocation is made.
Carryover means hours of category 1 credit earned in excess of the required hours in a license period that may be applied to the continuing education requirement in the subsequent license period; carryover may not exceed 20 hours of category 1 credit per renewal cycle.
Carryover means the process and determination of MBOH by which Awarded and reserved HCs are continued and carried over to the end of the second calendar year after the year of the credit award. Carryover is made by MBOH issuance of a Carryover Commitment, according to the specific requirements of this QAP.
Examples of Carryover in a sentence
At the end of each Fiscal Year during the Term, each Party may request to Carryover any unspent Funding received from the other Party during that Fiscal Year.
All Carryover Funding remains subject to the terms of the Agreement and must be reflected in a Reconciliation Submittal provided to the other Party by September 30 of the following Fiscal Year.
More Definitions of Carryover
Carryover means residual analyte from a previous sample or standard which is retained in the analytical system and measured in subsequent samples. Also called memory.
Carryover time means any accrued time not taken as paid time off (and debit time if included in the organisational hours of work arrangements) in one work cycle and which, subject to any specified limit(s), is carried over to the next work cycle.
Carryover means the process and determination of MBOH by which Awarded and reserved HCs are continued and carried into the second year after Award of the HCs by MBOH issuance of a Carryover Commitment, according to the specific requirements of this QAP.
Carryover means any net operating loss, net capital loss, foreign Tax, excess Tax credit or other Tax Item which may or must be carried forward from one Tax Period to another Tax Period under the Code or other applicable Tax Law.
Carryover. If the Employer elects in Section F.7 of the Adoption Agreement to permit a Carryover with respect to the Medical Reimbursement Plan, the provisions of this Section 8.07 shall apply. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein and in accordance with Internal Revenue Service Notice 2013-71, the Carryover for a Participant who has an amount remaining unused as of the end of the run- off period for the Plan Year, may be used to pay or reimburse Eligible Medical Expenses during the following entire Plan Year. The Carryover does not count against or otherwise affect the Maximum benefit set forth in Section 8.03 (b). Eligible Medical Expenses incurred during a Plan Year shall be reimbursed first from unused contributions for the current Plan Year, and then from any Carryover carried over from the preceding Plan Year. Any unused amounts from the prior Plan Year that are used to reimburse a current Plan Year expense (a) reduce the amounts available to pay prior Plan Year expenses during the run-off period, (b) must be counted against any Carryover amount from the prior Plan Year, and (c) cannot exceed the maximum Carryover from the prior Plan Year. If the Employer elects to apply Section 8.06 in Section F.7 of the Adoption Agreement, this Section 8.07 shall not apply.
Carryover. - means the use of Grant funds in a Grant Period subsequent to the Grant Period for which they were awarded.
Carryover means the provision under Section 42 of the Code which allows a Development, under certain conditions allowed by Section 42 of the Code, to receive a Housing Credit Allocation in a given calendar year and be placed in service within a period of two calendar years from the date the Applicant qualifies for Carryover, pursuant to Rule 67-48.028, F.A.C.