disallowance

It also gave the federal government a disallowance and reservation.

The problem with this is the complete disallowance of how many advantages are already in place for these people.

Section 44C is a disallowance provision in the case non-residents.

The disallowance would be prorated to reflect each company's share of ownership.

"This initial decision resulted in a final notice of disallowance for $74 million.

In other words, the taint of disallowance under section 267 does not carry over to the new asset.

The federal government's disallowance and reservation powers fell into disuse.

The Macdonald government's use of disallowance and reservation reinforced federal supremacy.

Finally, there is little doubt that the disallowance would be accompanied by many additional regulatory requirements from the Treasury.

Latest periods included an approximate $15 million after-tax regulatory disallowance.

If the disallowance is sustained by the courts, Southern said, it would result in a previously reported after-tax charge of about $430 million.

- not to concern himself at all with either its acceptance or its disallowance; but merely to record it.

The former powers of an auditor of disallowance and surcharge have gone.

Once notice of the disallowance was communicated to the colonial authorities, the Act in question would cease to operate as law.

For the period of the disallowance.

The basic rules and administration regarding claims and the disallowance of benefit remain unaltered today.

These powers of reservation and disallowance were prerogative powers included in the Act.

Berenguer, disgusted with the disallowance of some of his measures, resigned.

It is much easier to administer a system where the general rule is a disallowance and then let taxpayers prove otherwise.

Second, disallowance allowed the province no recourse to the courts, where the constitutionality of the legislation could be tested.

Brownlee's attacks were rejected, and the disallowance stood.

However, Mr. Block noted, the disallowance is aimed solely at investors.

The Charter would have also terminated the powers of disallowance and reservation, which remain in the Constitution.

However, the powers in relation to federal legislation (where reservation and disallowance involved the British government) have been effectively obsolete since the nineteenth century.

Failure to quote this CPC will result in disallowance of any subsequent claim.