special rate definition

special rate means a rate made and levied by a local government on the unimproved value of some, but not all, rateable land in its area.

special rate means Special Rate – Hourly, Special Rates – Fixed Period and any other Special Rate (Miscellaneous) set out in the Price Form;

special rate means discounted rates for senior citizens and handicapped persons.

More Definitions of special rate

special rate means a rate set for an energy intensive

special rate. This means the APR shown on the Sales Slip will be used to figure interest on the purchase balance. A special rate of 0% APR may be advertised as a “no interest” special terms promotion.

special rate means additional payments to caregivers according to the DSHS/CA Xxxxxx Care Rate Assessment to provide compensation for care, supervision, and other maintenance expenses identified to address the xxxxxx parent’s time needed to meet the child’s extraordinary physical, mental, behavioral and/or emotional needs.

special rate means a rate set for an energy intensive industrial or manufacturing

special rate means a rate made and levied over a specified area within the jurisdiction of the Council for the purposes of a specified project approved by the Council for that area.

special rate means a desk rate or a final rate adjusted for nonrecurring or initial costs not included in the historical cost basis.

special rate means the Fixed Rate, the Capped Rate or the Collar Rate.