CAMT definition

CAMT means the Canadian Association for Music Therapy.
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CAMT means the corporate alternative minimum tax under Sections 55, 56 and 59 of the Code, as amended by the Inflation Reduction Act, Pub.
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Examples of CAMT in a sentence

  • Exhibitor agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the CAMT, the conference venue from any such claims.

  • The CAMT will not be liable for failure to hold the conference as scheduled due to any acts beyond the CAMT’s control.

  • Columbus Holdco LLC will use commercially reasonable efforts to promptly provide Cabot with information reasonably requested by Cabot to prepare U.S. federal income tax returns and any state, local or foreign income tax returns (including information required for Cabot to comply with the CAMT rules).

  • A minimum tax credit (pursuant to Code §53) attributable to CAMT paid by Ameriprise shall be retained by Ameriprise.

  • It is possible that the CAMT could, therefore, result in a materially higher income tax in a given year.

  • Accordingly, the company is currently unable to assess the applicability of the CAMT or the potential impact it may have on our financial statements.

  • As this is a public space, CAMT strongly encourages Exhibitors to remove valuables from the exhibit area while not in attendance.

  • To date, the Internal Revenue Service has issued only limited guidance on the CAMT and has signaled that additional future guidance with respect to the insurance industry is forthcoming; uncertainty remains regarding the application of and potential adjustments to the CAMT.

  • The CAMT staff, volunteers, and conference staff will not be liable or responsible for the property of the exhibitors or participants from damage, theft, loss, fire, accident or other causes.

  • Exhibitors agree to maintain insurance that will fully protect the CAMT, and the conference venue from any and all claims of any nature whatsoever, including claims under workers’ compensation, and for personal injury, including death, which may arise in connection with the installation, operation or dismantling of the exhibitors’ booth.