Boarder definition

Boarder means a person who rents a room, rooms or apartment for at least a week. A boarder is considered permanent and is not a transient guest.

Boarder means a person occupying a sleeping unit or dormitory unit obtaining meals within the same building, or portion of a building in which the sleeping unit or dormitory unit is located.

Boarder means any adult, except the natural, adopted or former foster children of the caregiver, living in the foster home who is unrelated to the caregiver and who pays the caregiver in legal tender or in kind for room and/or board.

Examples of Boarder in a sentence

• Each Room in a building or Apartment available for occupancy by a Boarder, Roomer or Lodger, in excess of the two (2) Rooms permitted a family, in addition to the Dwelling Unit charge, per person, per Room.

• Deductions from Boarder Income When the household is not a commercial boarding house, the deduction for the cost of doing business is: - The documented cost of providing rooms and meals, if the cost exceeds the maximum coupon allotment equal to the number of boarders.

• The Determination Of A Boarder NOTE: See item A,2 above to determine who cannot be considered a boarder.

• However, the Canada Boarder Services Agency has been granting extensions of 1 week for departure when a longer stay is required and when a departure plan is provided.

• Boarder: Shall mean a person who rents sleeping accommodations which have no individual cooking facilities, and who may be furnished with meals or other services as part of the consideration, but who is not a member of the household occupying the principal dwelling unit.

More Definitions of Boarder

Boarder means a Roomer who is provided meals and is not related by birth, marriage or adoption to the household.

Boarder means a person who is provided with meals, or room and meals, regularly in a boarding, lodging or rooming house in return for compensation.

Boarder means a person who rents sleeping accommodations which have no individual cooking facilities, and who may be furnished with meals or other services as part of the consideration, but who is not a member of the family or household occupying the principal dwelling unit and is not the proprietor of a boarding house or boarding apartment. Includes those persons under the Approved Private-Service Home (APSH) Program. Saskatchewan Department of Social Services APSH Proprietor Manual.

Boarder means an individual who pays for a room or other amenities in a house or residential unit and who shares a bathroom or kitchen with the owner or the current lease holder or with a relative of the owner or current lease holder; (“chambreur”)

Boarder means a person who lives in a boarding house or with a family and who pays for board and lodging.

Boarder means a person, other than a householder, who -

Boarder means a person to whom room and board is regularly supplied for consideration; and