Many non-residents don't even apply for residency, and many residents don't apply for citizenship. |
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The poor are considered non-residents, which gives the administration an excuse to evict them. |
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For non-residents proportionate amounts are levied against real property or personal property based in Florida. |
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However, section 5 zero-rates certain supplies of the service of acting as an agent or representative for non-residents. |
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For non-residents of Eccles, unfamiliar with the precinct and the one way system, this is a devil of a restaurant to find by car. |
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Taxation of non-residents according to the tax system in their country of residence. |
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This can be confirmed by the list of human casualties: most of them were not residents of the affected zones, they were non-residents. |
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Second, accurate data on purchases and sales with non-residents of the participating Member States are provided. |
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South African residents get discounted rates, but non-residents will pay around R1700 per night all inclusive. |
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That could create uncertainty for non-residents who may be contemplating venture capital investment in New Zealand. |
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Foreign tax authorities generally impose a withholding tax on the royalty income of non-residents. |
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The largest SPEs have to report monthly on their financial and non-financial transactions with non-residents. |
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Eight big game species can be hunted by non-residents, but non-residents cannot hunt grizzly bears or goats. |
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And there was a strongly positive response from both residents and non-residents. |
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Spain could either reduce the rate for non-residents, or increase the rate for residents. |
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Among a number of other account holders exempted, deposit accounts held by non-residents were exempted from the tax. |
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Charging non-residents would also damage tourism in the city because many visitors expect attractions like the gallery to be free, she said. |
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The dining room above, which specialises in fish dishes, seats 40 and is open to non-residents at weekends. |
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While LeSport is all-inclusive, Tao warmly welcomes and encourages non-residents. |
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The hotel would comprise 101 bedrooms together with a range of facilities some of which will be open to non-residents. |
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In addition, the vast majority of interest payments to non-residents are usually exempt from withholding tax. |
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While it is hoped that every family residing in the parish will make a special effort to attend, non-residents will also be most welcome. |
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Sales to non-residents could be taxable or zero-rated depending, in part, on whether the taxidermist is providing a service or selling property. |
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At the front of the hotel will be a restaurant open to non-residents. |
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Consequently, the tax burden borne by non-residents if they sold their assets after the lapse of one year following acquisition was always greater. |
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Use this number as an identifier for reporting payments you make to non-residents and for the income tax you withhold from these payments. |
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Local authorities charge up to four times the usual price to bury non-residents. |
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As in olden times, land in certain countries is highly coveted by non-residents. |
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Other nations have opted for higher taxation on non-residents. |
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Which does not mean that non-residents feel excluded. |
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There is also a cocktail and tapas bar, which is open to non-residents. |
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The text would require the automatic provision of information on certain categories of income and capital held by non-residents that are residents of the recipient member state. |
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The clientele for these restaurants and services are both local residents and visitors, with the majority of the businesses relying on non-residents. |
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Data on the distribution of euro banknotes to residents and non-residents, which became available in early 2002, can be used as a preliminary indication of the demand for euro banknotes by non-residents. |
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From a financing perspective, since 2003 portfolio investment has shown strong net outflows driven by the banking system, which includes a number of institutions that deal almost exclusively with non-residents. |
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Under current rules, non-residents with Canadian pension income can elect to file a Canadian tax return where their tax liability will be lower than the withholding tax rate. |
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Information is available for both residents of Canada and non-residents. |
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Registrants who make supplies of commercial services in respect of goods to non-residents often act as the importer of record with respect to the importation of the goods. |
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In that regard, there is a particular provision which covers non-residents of Burkina Faso, who must seek approval from BCEAO and the Ministry of Finance. |
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Consequently, taxidermists' services are taxable even when their clients are non-residents. |
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By exempting from income tax profits made by non-residents who on-sell shares in unlisted companies, this bill will improve New Zealand's competitive position in that regard. |
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The scheme is not open to non-residents who work in the streets affected. |
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Atlantic salmon angling in Newfoundland and Labrador is world-renowned, offering both residents and non-residents tremendous opportunity to pursue this prized game fish. |
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In 1977, the security certificate was put in for non-residents. |
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In order for the Fund to maintain its status as a mutual fund trust under the Tax Act, the Fund must not be established or maintained primarily for the benefit of non-residents of Canada within the meaning of the Tax Act. |
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The Hawkeye State in 2010 put about 6,000 either-sex tags up for grabs to non-residents. |
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What is more, we have noticed that non-residents are getting a free ride. |
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Incentives have been introduced to encourage deposits by non-residents into the banking system, thereby contributing to intermediation and eventual increases in investment, especially in the construction sector. |
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Non-residents are only taxed on income or profits earned from Irish sources. |
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