DGR definition

DGR means a deductible gift recipient under Division 30 of the Tax Act;

DGR means a 'deductible gift recipient' within the meaning of section 30-227 of ITAA 97.

DGR means Department of Governance Reforms.

Examples of DGR in a sentence

• A Distribution Generation Resource (DGR) or Distribution Energy Storage Resource (DESR) may not be registered in ERCOT as a Split Generation Resource.

• MAJOR Ambiguous requirements will increase the regulatory uncertainty for the proponents and operators of a DGR.

• Number of guards reflected against each agency is subject to minor revision(s) especially 'Under Negotiation' (U/N) column based on differences (if any) between number of guards sponsored by DGR / DRZ's with due date vis-a-vis their materialization as / if / when reported by the Principal employer / concerned proprietor (the onus rests with the proprietors to report difference with documentary proofs).

• Nuclear Waste Management Organization Report NWMO DGR TR-2011-11 R000.

• The new DGR category applies to public institutions that are registered charities and satisfy the definition of a community shed.

More Definitions of DGR

DGR means a deductible gift recipient as defined by the law.

DGR means an entity endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office or other applicable regulatory authority as a deductible gift recipient pursuant to sub-division 30-BA of the ITAA 1997, permitting gifts to the entity to be tax deductible.

DGR means deductible gift recipient;

DGR means deductible gift recipient endorsed under subdivision 30-BA of the ITAA;

DGR means Direction Générale des Routes, the Recipient’s General Directorate of Roads in the MITH (as defined below), and any successor thereto.

DGR means the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations;

DGR means a fund endorsed as a deductible gift recipient under the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 or its predecessor or successor legislation;