Inland Revenue Limits definition
Examples of Inland Revenue Limits in a sentence
In the event that, due to Inland Revenue Limits, the Employee might not get the full benefit of such contribution, the Company shall make a net (after payment of tax and national insurance) payment in cash equal to the part (which may be the whole) of such contribution which may not be paid into the Supplementary pension scheme for the benefit of the Employee.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained herein, in connection with any such purchase and sale, ABL Secured Parties shall retain all rights under the ABL Documents to be indemnified or held harmless by Grantors in accordance with the terms thereof.
Although the Respondents were Class A Members within the 1996 Rules generally, they were Class C Members as defined in the Appendix for the purpose of the Inland Revenue Limits.
Any increase to a Member’s benefits made pursuant to this Schedule shall be reduced to the extent, if any, necessary to ensure the Member’s benefits do not exceed Inland Revenue Limits.
An E Plan Member shall be entitled at his Normal Retirement Date to a pension equal to 2/3rds of his Final Pensionable Earnings subject at all times to Inland Revenue Limits.
For the reasons stated below, this Court finds that Plaintiff cannot successfully assert these claims against York and MKA as a matter of law.
If a Participant goes on qualifying leave under the FMLA, Entitlement to non-health benefits, such as DCRA (if offered under the Plan as set forth in Appendix A attached hereto), is to be determined by the Employer’s policy for providing such Benefits when the Participant is on non-FMLA leave, as described in Section 2.05.
Thus, an amendment of a scheme, following the abolition of the ICTA Regime and the removal of the application of the Inland Revenue Limits, which sought to re-impose those limits, would be potentially caught by section 67 if members’ rights or entitlements to benefits had otherwise increased by reason of the removal of those limits and those rights or entitlements were “subsisting rights” for the purposes of section 67.
Diageo may at its option pay all or part of the sum payable under this clause 12.3 into the Pension Scheme in order to augment your benefits under the Scheme, subject always to Inland Revenue Limits and the approval of the Trustees of the Pension Scheme.
Some common characteristics of Black-throated Green Warbler habitat include (from sources listed above): • Tall, mixed, white spruce and poplar stands with mid-aged, mid-canopy aspen in the Boreal White Spruce-Balsam Poplar Ripar- ian habitat type.