Housing Benefits definition

Housing Benefits means a financial benefit provided for or on behalf of a tenant to make up the difference between the rent payable by a tenant and the rent payable to the landlord for a residential unit;

Housing Benefits means a financial benefit provided for or on behalf of a tenant to make up the difference between the rent payable by a tenant and the rent payable to the landlord for a residential unit.

Housing Benefits means an income supplement provided to tenants by the City of Toronto;

Examples of Housing Benefits in a sentence

• At the time of signing the Accounts a number of end of year grant claims had not been finalised, including material claims such as Housing Subsidy, Housing Benefits Subsidy, Asylum Seekers and others.

• See U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, Veterans’ Disability Compensation and Housing Benefits Amendments of 1980, report to accompany S.

• Energy efficiency improvements were added as a permissible use of the loan guaranty in 1978 as part of the Veterans’ Housing Benefits Act (P.L. 95-476).

• It is responsible for providing the statutory legislative framework within which the Council operates, provides funding to the Council in the form of general and specific grants and prescribes the terms of many transactions that the Council has with other parties (e.g. Council Tax and Housing Benefits).

• As well as the introduction of Universal Credit and changes to Housing Benefits, the Government has announced a number of further changes in the Housing and Planning Act and Welfare Reform and Work Act.

• The Proponent shall submit to the City its requests for Housing Benefits, together with all required supporting reconciliation statements, in a form satisfactory to the City and at regular intervals established by the City, which intervals shall not be more often than monthly and not less often than annually.

• Central Government The Government has effective control over the general operations of the Council – it is responsible for providing the statutory framework within which the Council operates, provides the majority of its funding in the form of grants and prescribes the terms of many of the transactions that the Council has with other parties (e.g. Housing Benefits).

• In consultation with the member(s) in whose ward the debtor is located and/or the debt originated, to write off Council Tax debts, National Non-Domestic Rates, sundry debts and overpayments of Housing Benefits.

• The Council receives a subsidy from the Government in relation to Housing Benefits and Council Tax benefits.

• You may be entitled to Housing Benefit but it is your responsibility to make a claim and to provide any information that the Housing Benefits Section needs to calculate your claim.