Sentences with phrase «carried on by»

Generally, self»em ployment income includes all gross income derived by an individual from any trade or business carried on by the individual as other than an employee.

Generally, self - employment income includes all gross income derived by an individual from any trade or business carried on by the individual as other than an employee.

In general, subject to the discussion below under the headings «Information Reporting and Backup Withholding» and «Foreign Accounts,» distributions, if any, paid on our common stock to a Non-U.S. Holder (to the extent paid out of our current or accumulated earnings and profits, as determined under U.S. federal income tax principles) will constitute dividends and be subject to U.S. withholding tax at a rate equal to 30 % of the gross amount of the dividend, or a lower rate prescribed by an applicable income tax treaty, unless the dividends are effectively connected with a trade or business carried on by the Non-U.S. Holder within the United States.

Furthermore, key man insurance and other employer - owned life insurance is specifically covered under Section 1.264 - 1 (a) and states the premiums paid for life insurance on the life of any officer, employee, or person financially interested in a business carried on by the taxpayer are not deductible where the taxpayer is directly or indirectly a beneficiary of the policy.

All employer - owned or corporate - owned life insurance is specifically covered under IRS Code Section 1.264 - 1 (a) and states the premiums paid on the life of any officer, employee, or person financially interested in a business carried on by the taxpayer are not deductible where the taxpayer is directly or indirectly a beneficiary of the policy.

The Trespass to Property Act applies to persons, but does prohibit «activities» carried on by a person on premises that is protected against trespass.

«Temple Bright» is the business name for the legal practice carried on by Temple Bright LLP.

3.4 - 16.1 A lawyer in a multi-discipline practice shall ensure that non-licensee partners and associates observe the rules in Section 3.4 for the legal practice and for any other business or professional undertaking carried on by them outside the legal practice.

genuine self - employment (where the agency or hirer is effectively a client / customer of a profession / business undertaking carried on by the individual);

The business, or some of the business, is now carried on by only one or some of the joint tenants, either alone or in partnership with others, and the other joint tenants do not occupy any part of the property for business purposes.

«self - employment» means a trade, occupation, profession or other type of business the essential tasks of which are carried on by a self - employed person; («travail indépendant»)

Articling opportunities are offered in all of the areas of practice carried on by the firm.

Alison is regularly asked to lecture in her fields of expertise and is particularly committed to developing junior team members ensuring that her unfailingly client - focused approach is carried on by our new generation of family lawyers.

As a result, the union's application under Section 35 of the Labour Relations Code («Code») for a declaration that Target is a successor employer to Zellers with respect to the business carried on by Zellers at the Brentwood Mall in Burnaby, B.C.was dismissed.

The EAT held that the judge should have considered fragmentation when she considered whether the activities carried on by the subsequent contractors were fundamentally or essentially the same after the transfer.

«By many measures, drivers yakking on cellphones are more dangerous behind the wheel than those who are drunk, whether the conversation is carried on by handset or headset,» experts reported this week.

The February 2017 Court of Appeal decision of Pimlico Plumbers v Smith, however, stressed a particular aspect of working as a «worker» — they provide their services as part of an undertaking carried on by someone else.

(4) Where a business was sold to a person and a trade union or council of trade unions was the bargaining agent of any of the employees in such business or a trade union or council of trade unions is the bargaining agent of the employees in any business carried on by the person to whom the business was sold, and,

Linklaters is the business name for an international legal practice carried on by Linklaters LLP, its affiliated firms and other entities carrying on business under or including the name Linklaters or under joint venture or collaboration arrangements in association with Linklaters LLP (together «Linklaters»).

Under the Ontario Employment Standards Act, companies or persons may be treated as jointly and severally liable for any contravention of the ESA if, in effect, associated or related activities or businesses were carried on by or through an employer and one or more other persons with the intent or effect of defeating the intent and purpose of the ESA.

The sea - surface height measurements begun by TOPEX / POSEIDON satellite in 1992 and now carried on by Jason provide an unprecedented 13 - year - long record of consistent, continuous global observations of Earth's oceans.

This policy was set under the Clinton Administration, starting with ONDCP Director Lee Brown and was carried on by Director Barry McCaffrey, and continued into the Bush administration by Director John Walters, which culminated in DEA trying unsuccessfully to ban hemp foods.

But the focused elaboration of the options growing out of late modernism that acknowledges the challenges and dead ends laid out by such crucial figures as Tony Smith and Carl Andre has been carried on by diminishing numbers of younger artists who are up to the task.

History Painting Much less popular than landscape painting and portraiture, the tradition of history painting in America was carried on by the German - American painter Emanuel Gottlieb Leutze (1816 - 68) who is best remembered for his masterpiece Washington Crossing the Delaware.

Visitors to the space encounter the remnants of a performance which incorporates the mannered Minimalism and Punk aesthetic carried on by the generation following Steven Parrino.

The fierce desire to be noticed and heard was celebrated and carried on by the later 20th century painters and contemporary artists who were rising up against racism, the war in Vietnam and government policies.

I — Nuove Prospettive is dedicated to the campaign of acquisitions carried on by Francesco Arcangeli on occasion of the Venice Biennale in 1968, a campaign that might appear surprising in view of the great critic's most celebrated academic studies which focused more on Informal art and on the historic and poetic developments of art in Emilia - Romagna.

Besides that, Colin and Amy were already lost in conversation, the radio was playing pretty loudly, so Cindi and I just carried on by ourselves, talking to each other.

The Tilleys Shepton Kennels existed for over 100 years, carried on by Henrys daughter Florence Tilley.

The nature of business of the Club and the purposes and objective to be transacted, promoted or carried on by it, shall be done not for profit but exclusively for scientific and educational purposes, in such manner that no part of the Club's income or property shall inure to the benefit of any member or individual of the club.

Not only was the rendering plant in Quebec accepting euthanised companion animals for rendering, but this practice was being carried on by a number of rendering plants in the US.

Pet owners should always opt for direct flights when traveling with a bird, especially if it has to go into cargo and can not be carried on by the owner.

activities carried on by individuals (other than the trustees of charitable funds) or partnerships (in which all or most of the partners are individuals) without a reasonable expectation of profit or gain.

This tradition is luminously carried on by Edgar Allan Poe, whom Sims explores in absorbing detail.

How is her creativity carried on by Tessa?

I'm told the late Mr. Bauer was a sports equipment designer whose name is carried on by a chain of retail stores and by one of those trendy mail - order houses on the order of L.L. Bean.

Pat's sales philosophy and business ethic is carried on by his son John Cortese.

The fact Ford sprung the new GT on the world without the series of concepts and multiyear promises of «real soon now» — as heralded the Camaro's return to market a while back — is all to the credit of the Blue Oval's upper management, whose silocentric methods were changed radically by former CEO Alan Mulally and carried on by present incumbents.

The chord of individualism struck by Ronald Reagan and carried on by his successors has clearly had an impact.

This is further carried on by means of the way they communicate with each other.

Then came the evil Kobayashi dynasty, placing cats in highest pet esteem, a dogma carried on by the current six - term mayor of Megasaki City (Kunichi Nomura).

She found her partner over the internet, but her passion didn't weaver and she carried on by providing guidance for her friends.

We share our expertise in teaching trauma - informed, mindfulness - based yoga, then the work is carried on by the local community.

The earliest whales were predators with sharp teeth — a legacy carried on by today's orcas, dolphins and other toothed whales.

It looks like fighting, wrote Brian Sutton - Smith, the late renowned play theorist, in his book The Ambiguity of Play, «but it is also the opposite of fighting... carried on by those who are not enemies and who do not intend to harm each other.»

That's been carried on by Roberto (Martinez) so we know we'll have a very tough game, even though the results haven't been as good as they would like recently, they've played exceptionally well in every game and lost by the odd goal.

His function is to foster and direct the process of actualization carried on by his creatures, and to redress the inevitable loss involved by integrating all of its results into his living experience.

In addition to the work carried on by various Presbyterian synods, the General Assembly of 1802 formed a standing committee on missions to handle the home missions problem.

The larger part of this process is carried on by the small minority of people in the developed countries, who consume by far the largest part of these and other resources.

Attention to particular congregations, when they are understood in terms of the practice of the public and universally shared worship of God, could only be carried on by reference to the «greater church.»