Equitable Share definition
Equitable Share means the interest of any Plan in the Trust or, if the context shall require, an Investment Fund.
Equitable Share means the interest of any Plan in the assets of the Trust.
Equitable Share means the interest, if any, of a Fund in any Investment Account.
Examples of Equitable Share in a sentence
The budgets of municipalities vary significantly according to the funded mandates, the share of MIG and the Equitable Share, the revenue from services and the broader resource base of the municipality.
The proceeds of any PLIC shall, upon the death of the insured Participant or otherwise, upon receipt by the Trustee, be credited to the Equitable Share of the applicable Plan.
In the original guidance set forth in July of 2020 Interim Final Rule (IFR) by USDE, districts were given two options when calculating the Nonpublic Equitable Share.
Equitable Share or profit-share agreements are popular and effective ways to manage risk and offer incentives to both parties.
The Lender shall have received all the Loan Documents (inclusive of the Equitable Share Mortgage but not the other Collateral Documents), duly executed by the Borrower and/or the Guarantor, as applicable.
More Definitions of Equitable Share
Equitable Share means an amount equitably determined by the Trustee, and “amount equitably determined” has a corresponding meaning.
Equitable Share means the portion allocated to an eligible member of the securities or other consideration of the converting insurer referred to in subsection 3 of section 45-03-21-05, such allocation to be made in accordance with the provisions of subsection 4 of section 45-03-21-05.
Equitable Share means the proportionate part of the Trust held for the benefit of Participants of a particular Employer. Each Employer's proportionate part of the Trust shall be determined at any given time by multiplying the total assets in the Trust by a fraction the numerator of which is the total of the accounts earned by Participants while employed by the Employer and the denominator of which is the total of the accounts earned by all Participants at that time.
Equitable Share means the grant from national government paid to the Municipality and predominantly targeted at assisting the Municipality with the cost of free basic municipal services;
Equitable Share means in relation to a Member or a Beneficiary as at any particular date the amount determined by the Trustee, after obtaining the advice of the Actuary, to be that person‟s equitable share of the Fund, as if the Fund was terminated and entirely apportioned between the Members and Beneficiaries as at that date.
Equitable Share means an allocation made by the National Government during a financial year, in its fiscal allocation, gazetted through the Division of Revenue Ad (DORA) in order to assist
Equitable Share means one hundred percent (100%) of the special assessments with respect to the Property until such time as the Property is subdivided by Landlord (the newly subdivided or platted portion of the Property shall be the “Subdivided Property”) and a Certificate of Occupancy is issued for new improvements located on the Subdivided Property (the “Reallocation Date”). From and after the Reallocation Date, Landlord shall pay any installments of special assessments attributable to the Subdivided Property as set forth on the annual tax statement issued for the Subdivided Property. Tenant shall pay any installments of special assessments allocated to the Premises as set forth on the annual tax statement issued for the Premises. If the annual tax statement(s) fails to allocate all of the special assessments between the Premises and the Subdivided Property, the unallocated portion of the special assessments shall be allocated between Tenant and Landlord such that each shall pay a portion of such unallocated special assessments equal to the product obtained by multiplying a fraction, the numerator of which shall be the value of all improvements on the Premises (in the case of Tenant) or Subdivided Property (in the case of Landlord) as set forth on the annual tax statement(s), and the denominator of which shall be the value of all improvements located on the Premises and Subdivided Property combined as set forth on the annual tax statement(s), times the balance of special assessments attributable to the Property, excluding the Premises and the Subdivided Property (the “Reallocated Amount”); plus