Sentence examples for tax classification from inspiring English sources

The type of documentation will differ depending on whether you are a US or non-US person and your US tax classification (i.e. individual, corporation or partnership).

Accordingly, you must provide an appropriate IRS form (Form W-8BEN, W-8ECI, W-8EXP, W-8IMY, 8233 or W-9) based on your residency and tax classification for US tax purposes.

And the name of the Citroën 2CV is an abbreviation of "deux chevaux" or "two horses," in a nod not to its engine power (which is closer to 9 horsepower), but to a horsepower rating for tax classification.

But such a policy would only be permissible "as long as the tax classification is not applied so as to protect domestic production over imports," meaning that a discriminatory tax on alcohol content, even if designed for public health purposes, could be found in violation of trade treaty obligations [ 93].

It's registered as a political organization with 527 status, the same tax-exempt classification used by super-PACs and other groups formed to influence elections.

But, as tends to happen with tax loopholes, the classification system has thrown up all sorts of silliness.

Correction: July 23, 2000, Sunday An answer in the Q&A column last Sunday about shareholders' ability to claim interest and property-tax deductions on their federal income tax returns misstated the classification of interest earned on a reserve fund.

The challenges are too great, from platform defensibility and worker classification to tax issues, they say.

Finally, TAX gives the taxonomical classification.

The roster profile includes the variables of value added tax (VAT) number, industrial classification, industrial code, industry name, industry address, contact phone number, main products, raw materials, industry registry, and corporation registry.

Indirect costs (costs that are not directly accountable to a cost object) were also identified: services (utilities including power, water, fuel) administrative costs (e.g., accounting, contracting, and industrial relations), R&T, and other costs (patent royalties and taxes) using the account classification method.