- In the
United States,
qualified immunity is a
legal principle of
federal constitutional law that
grants government officials performing discretionary...
-
Qualified dividends, as
defined by the
United States Internal Revenue Code, are
ordinary dividends that meet
specific criteria to be
taxed at the lower...
- A
Qualified Intermediary refers to a
person that acts as an
intermediary qualified under certain sections of the U.S.
Internal Revenue Code (IRC) to undertake...
- The
defence of
qualified privilege permits a
person in a
position of
authority or
trust to make
statements or
relay or
report statements that
would be...
- A
qualified institutional buyer (QIB), in
United States law and finance, is a
purchaser of
securities that is
deemed financially sophisticated and is...
- A
Qualified Chapel, in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Scotland, was an
Episcopal congregation that
worshipped liturgically but
accepted the Hanoverian...
- not yet
expressed interest in
their products or services;
accordingly a
qualified lead is an
organization or
potential client which has
expressed interest...
-
Qualified residence interest is the most
significant exception to the
limitations imposed by ยง 163(h) of the
Internal Revenue Code. Sec. 163 of the IRC...
-
Qualified institutional placement (QIP) is a capital-raising tool,
primarily used in
India and
other parts of
southern Asia,
whereby a
listed company...
- A
Qualified Flying Instructor is
someone who is
qualified to
conduct flight training for pilots. They may also have
other roles in aviation, such as aircraft...
