Allocation factor means the proportionate part of a taxpayer's net worth or entire net income used to determine a measure of its tax under this act.
Allocation factor means the factor used to assign a portion of
Allocation factor means the percentage of costs,
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Section 19 of P.L.2018, c.48 (C.54:10A-4.7) is amended to read as follows: C.54:10A-4.7 Allocation factor, taxable members, combined group.
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Allocation factor means the allocation factor as required on
Allocation factor means the ratio of the Aggregate Basic Variable Component to the sum of all positive Actuarial Contributions of all Eligible Policies.
Allocation factor means the allocation factor assigned to such Customer Class in Marginal Cost and Revenue Allocation Settlement Agreement, set forth in D.00-00-000 issued by CPUC.
Allocation factor means the fraction in which (i) the numerator equals one tenth (1/10) of the average closing price of the Newco Shares on the TSX-V from the Effective Date through the date on which the consolidated US federal income tax return in respect of members of the PHM Group is filed for the fiscal period that includes the Effective Date, and (ii) the denominator equals the sum of (A) one tenth (1/10) of the average closing price of the Newco Shares on the TSX-V from the Effective Date through the date on which the consolidated US federal income tax return in respect of members of the PHM Group is filed for the fiscal period that includes the Effective Date, and (B) the average closing trading price of the New Common Shares on the TSX-V from the Effective Date through the date on which the consolidated US federal income tax return in respect of members of the PHM Group is filed for the fiscal period that includes the Effective Date.
Allocation factor means the percentage of costs, production or proceeds allocated to a unit affected by a multiunit horizontal well;
Allocation factor means the share of GHG emissions generated in the processing operation that is attributed to the main product or by-product, respectively;
Allocation factor means, with respect to a particular Participant, a percentage equal to the quotient of such Participant's Participation Percentage, divided by the sum of the Participation Percentages of all of the Participants at the time of determining such Participant's Allocation Factor. In no event shall the Allocation Factor of a Participant exceed 40 percent.