Business Customer means a customer that is a business operating in any form, including a sole proprietorship. Sales to a non-profit organization, to a trust, to the U.S. Government, to a foreign, state or local government, or to an agency or instrumentality of that government are treated as sales to a business customer and must be assigned consistent with the rules for those sales.
Business Customer means a customer who is not a residential customer.
Business Customer means a customer who has registered for and purchased their Covered Equipment through the Apple business online store.
Examples of Business Customer in a sentence
A Business Customer may only transfer this Policy to another Business Customer.
If You are not a Business Customer, You are only entitled to purchase this Policy if You have Your main residence in Ireland and You are aged eighteen (18) years or over on the date of purchase of this Policy.
If You are a Business Customer, You are only entitled to purchase this Policy if You have purchased the Covered Equipment for use in connection with a business, trust, charity or other unincorporated body established in Ireland.
More Definitions of Business Customer
Business Customer means the person who is liable to pay the Appointee's charges in respect of a supply of water to premises other than domestic premises and for these purposes includes the customers of a licensee with whom the Appointee has an agreement under s66D Water Industry Act 1991;
Business Customer means the person who is liable to pay the Appointee's charges in respect of a supply of water to premises other than domestic premises;
Business Customer means a Customer who is not a Home Customer and have an aggregated monthly consumption of 2,000 kWh and below at the point of contract;
Business Customer means a customer maintaining a business/corporate account with the Bank, including without limitation, a sole proprietorship, partnership, or a limited liability company.
Business Customer means a sole trader, a company with a turnover of less than €3 million, pension funds, partnerships, trusts, co-ownerships, charities and any person opening an Account in his or her capacity as a professional advisor.