Examples of Exchange facilitator in a sentence
Exchange facilitator means a qualified intermediary, transferee, escrow holder, trustee, or other party that holds exchange funds for a taxpayer during an exchange period.
Exchange facilitator means a qualified intermediary, transferee, escrow holder, trustee, or other party that holds exchange funds for a taxpayer in a deferred exchange pursuant to an escrow agreement, trust agreement, or exchange agreement.
As used in this act:8 "Client" means a taxpayer that enters into an agreement with an9 exchange facilitator for services.10 "Commissioner" means the Commissioner of the Department of11 Banking and Insurance.12 "Department" means the Department of Banking and Insurance.13 "Exchange facilitator" means a person that does any of the14 following:15 a.
The low level of private sector involvement was not due to lack of effort by the programme: a Knowledge Exchange facilitator was supported in 2004-05 as part of the UK SOLAS Science Coordination team, specifically to encourage KE (then KT, Knowledge Transfer) engagement by a broad spectrum of marine industries.
Section 1.7872–16 is added to read as follows:§1.7872–16 Loans to an exchange facilitator under §1.468B–6.(a) Exchange facilitator loans.
Keep learning and growing!IN MEMORIAMFRANK SPENCE Joan Ryan Meg Weaver, longtime ENCORE member, webmaster, officer, and Science Exchange facilitator, died unexpectedly on July 20, 2015 after a massive stroke suffered a week earlier.
As the Community Information Exchange facilitator, 2-1-1 San Diego may, but shall not be required to refer Clients to Participant (“Referral Request”).
Three quarters (75.2 percent) of individuals or couples owning such property have a net worth (excluding home equity) of over $1 million, and 36.2 percent of them meet the income test for accredited investors.61 A total of 76.0 percent of such households meet one or the other test for individual accredited investors.62 2.4 THE EXISTING REGULATORY STRUCTURE IS ADEQUATE TO RESPOND TO EXCHANGE FACILITATOR DEFAULTS Exchange facilitator defaults can cause harm to consumers in several ways.
Dr. Stengel is a trained Inside-Out Prison Exchange facilitator, and has led courses in two English prisons.Morwenna Bennallick is a Lecturer at the University of Westminster.