Private Ruling definition

Private Ruling means a decision by the Commissioner General on tax issues raised by a person;
Private Ruling means the private letter ruling issued by the IRS dated September 30, 2011.
Private Ruling means a private ruling as defined in s.995-1(1) of the 1997 Tax Act.

Examples of Private Ruling in a sentence

  • ATO (2003) GST Private Ruling: Solar Power Generators, Private ruling GST/▇▇▇/CWMS 181779/CRS 45925, The Australian Taxation Office, Australia.


More Definitions of Private Ruling

Private Ruling means a ruling made under
Private Ruling means the private letter ruling and any supplemental private letter rulings regarding the Spin that may be issued by the IRS.
Private Ruling means a ruling given to a particular entity.43 In the calendar year 2000, the Commissioner issued 89,779 private rulings. Of these, 84,287 were GST rulings. In some respects that might be expected in the year in which GST was introduced, but it is a staggering number nevertheless.
Private Ruling means a ruling made under sections 858, 859, 860, 861, and 862 of this title.
Private Ruling means an authorisation granted, issued or provided under Subsection 596 (2);
Private Ruling means an authorisation granted, issued or provided under Subsection 628(2);
Private Ruling means a private ruling under Part IVAA of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (Cth) that: