GRT definition

GRT means the gross registered tonnage as defined by the International Convention on Tonnage Measurement of Ships, 1969;
GRT means gross receipts tax.

Examples of GRT in a sentence

  • It is the responsibility of Vendors who sell taxable products to obtain a CRS number from New Mexico Taxation & Revenue, provide that number on their application, and collect GRT from their customers at market.

  • Total maximum compensation for a procurement off of this SWPA shall be specified in the PSA, and shall be inclusive of estimated GRT, as applicable.

  • Contractor must report its GRT, income tax and other tax obligations under Contractor's Federal and State tax identification number(s).

  • Unit pricing shall specify the unit price category, associated price, the number of units delivered per price category, the total invoiced amount for the number of units delivered per price category, the tax locations where services were performed and received, the applicable GRT rate and the GRT amount.


More Definitions of GRT

GRT means total internal volume of a vessel including all closed areas under deck and on the deck,
GRT means Gross Registered Tons;
GRT means Gross Register Tonnage as defined in the Merchant Shipping Acts (1947 Oslo Convention).
GRT means gross registered tonnage;
GRT means gross registered tonnage and the gross tonnage of a ship having alternative gross tonnages shall be taken to be the larger of those tonnages; for a ship having its tonnage determined both under Part II and regulation 16 of the Merchant Shipping (Tonnage)(Isle of Man) Regulations 19842, the gross tonnage shall be that determined under regulation 16;
GRT means gross registered ton