Credits definition
Credits means the Federal and State Housing Tax Credit program.
Credits means all tax credits allowed by the Code with respect to activities of the Company or the Property.
Credits means the State Credit and the Federal Credit together.
Examples of Credits in a sentence
Senti may reallocate to other SoWs or future SoWs such Credits that were applied to Services not yet performed in connection with such Product or its Impacted Products.
Provider may, at its reasonable discretion, agree to reasonable reallocation of Prepayments or Credits that have been allocated to SoWs that were subject to the Out-License Procedures, to other SoWs entered into between Senti and Provider.
Subscriber must request Service Credits, in writing, within 30 calendar days after Appian provides the corresponding Correction.
Credits for Hard Outages are determined based on Eligible Hard Outage Minutes.
The Service Credits are Appian’s exclusive obligation, and Subscriber’s sole remedy associated with any Issues.
More Definitions of Credits
Credits means the low-income housing tax credits as described in § 42 of the IRC.
Credits are the number of kilowatt-hours by which Out Energy has exceeded In Energy during any Billing Period.
Credits means the value assigned to each course to indicate its study load relative to the total study load under a degree curriculum. The study load refers to the hours of student learning activities and experiences, both within and outside the classrooms, and includes contact hours and time spent on assessment tasks and examinations.
Credits means: numeric descriptors of academic work applicable toward a Degree, or academic credential, including but not limited to the Carnegie unit system.
Credits means college quarter hour credits and equivalent in-service credits computed in accordance with RCW 28A.415.020 and 28A.415.023.
Credits and “deficits” means the measures used for determining a regulated party’s compliance with the average carbon intensity requirements in sections 95482 and 95483. Credits and deficits are denominated in units of metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2E), and are calculated pursuant to section 95485(a).
Credits means: numeric descriptors of completion of academic work applicable toward a degree, including the Carnegie unit system.