Sentences with phrase «means under the new rules»

Their take home pay is roughly $ 2,600 a month, so that means under these new rules any one individual loan could be a maximum of $ 1,300.

In doing so the Court defined what «Material Fact» means under the new Rules of Court.

Not exact matches

Under the new accounting rules, that meant Google had to mark up its stake in Uber, likely by a considerable amount, and report the unrealized gain as income.

The TPP will mean moving beyond the rules established under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) to set the new rules for the next era of global trade.

Just imagine what that could mean for Canada under a new, rewritten NAFTA that triggers a renegotiation whenever the U.S. develops a trade deficit with Canada: when oil prices go up, trade rules for other goods from cars to cattle could be rewritten, creating uncertainty for exporters.

The SBA's new rule means that if a buyer is interested in purchasing a $ 2 million firm and is asked to come up with a 20 percent down payment, or $ 400,000, the SBA would be able to provide a qualified buyer $ 250,000 under the new rules for the goodwill portion of the company's value.

As discussed above, the BICE is the primary means of relief for advisors who provide rollover recommendations under the new fiduciary rule.

Under the Ability - to - Repay rule announced today, all new mortgages must comply with basic requirements that protect consumers from taking on loans they don't have the financial means to pay back.

However, he also stressed «the important thing» is that new rules brought in under this government mean MPs» claims are now assessed by an independent body, rather than a committee of fellow MPs.

I can attest from personal experience that he could be one mean SOB, but that kind of behavior is permitted under the rules of the game in New York.»

New under - occupancy rules mean claimants with spare bedrooms will be punished by getting less of their rent paid for by housing benefit.

Luckily for greens, the back - and - forth on the issue over the past eight years has meant that only seven miles of new roads — yielding access to just 500 acres of timber — have been cut on lands slated for protection under the Roadless Rule during Bush's tenure.

SINGAPORE (Reuters)- Indonesia's complex rules on land use and the difficulty in prosecuting foreign businesses mean Singapore has its work cut out bringing companies to book under its new cross-border air pollution law.

Under the new rules, you must take a «bankruptcy means test,» which compares your income with the median income of a family the same size in your state.

The new arrangement means Canadian banks would report «relevant» information on accounts held by U.S. residents or citizens to the Canada Revenue Agency, which would share it with the IRS under existing tax treaty rules — making it consistent with Canadian privacy laws, said senior government officials.

appear on your personal credit report (unless you default), and will not be considered by Chase when considering your eligibility under this rule (even though Chase obviously knows what Chase accounts you have open) This means that you could potentially have opened business credit cards in the past 24 months and still get approved for a new Chase credit card that is subject to the 5/24 rule, since those accounts will not appear on your personal credit report to be counted against you.

That means that all tickets for travel after 1 August 2016 (irrespective of when they were booked) will earn AAdvantage miles under the new earning rules.

As mentioned above, this card also falls under the 5/24 rule which means that if you've had 5 or more new credit cards in the last 24 months, your application will be declined.

Unfortunately, the Ink Business Preferred ℠ falls under Chase's 5/24 rule, meaning you'll likely be instantly rejected if you've opened five or more new credit accounts within the last 24 months.

In today's post, we explain the new inverter requirements under Rule 21 and what they mean.

The Second Department ruled that, in any event, Ontario's Hague return order meant that Ontario had deferred jurisdiction to New York and that substantial evidence was available in New York so that, even if the six month rule had not been satisfied, a New York court had jurisdiction to make an initial custody determination under Domestic Relations Law Sec. 76.

The new rule means every ad, even those under legit firms, will be disallowed.