Government Funded Benefits definition

Government Funded Benefits means the Canada Disability Savings Grant and/or the Canada Disability Savings Bond.

Government Funded Benefits means collectively CES Grants, Canada Learning Bonds, and any other payments made to the Plan under the CES Act or under a Designated Provincial Program or any other program that has a similar purpose to a Designated Provincial Program and that is funded, directly or indirectly, by a province (other than an amount paid into the plan by a Public Primary Caregiver in its capacity as Subscriber under the plan);

Government Funded Benefits means collectively CES Grants, Canada Learning Bonds, and any other payments made to the Plan under the CES Act or under a Designated Provincial Program;

Examples of Government Funded Benefits in a sentence

• The Promoter and the Trustee may, and each Subscriber expressly authorizes the Promoter and the Trustee, respectively, to enter into, amend, extend and terminate an agreement between the Promoter and the Trustee, respectively, and the Minister and ESDC, as applicable, in order to provide each Subscriber with access to the Government Funded Benefits pursuant to the Applicable Legi slation.

• Provided that the Plan qualifies as a registered education savings plan under the Applicable Legislation, net income and net realized capital gains (including capital appreciation) earned on invest ments of Contributions and Government Funded Benefits will not be included in computing the Subscriber’s income.

• However, the Trustee will not transfer any Government Funded Benefits in the Plan to the Successor Trustee until such time as the Successor Trustee has entered into an agreement with the Minister or ESDC, as applicable, and the Trustee has been reimbursed for any costs arising from the retention by the Trustee of the Government Funded Benefits in the Plan.

• The social insurance numbers obtained for a purpose related to an application for Government Funded Benefits will not be knowingly used, communicated, or allowed to be communicated for any other purpose.

• The Plan is offered by the Promoter to provide Educational Assistance Payments to the Beneficiary(ies) and to enable the Beneficiaries to benefit from the Government Funded Benefits.

• The Subscriber may, at any time, request in writing (jointly in the case of two Subscribers) that the Trustee, or the Promoter on the Trustee’s behalf, transfer monies (including Government Funded Benefits) into and out of the Plan from and to another registered education savings plan.

• The Promoter will also attend to the timely application for Government Funded Benefits on behalf of each Subscriber who has instructed the Promoter to apply for Government Funded Benefits on the application form referred to in subsection 5(c) and who has provided the Promoter with the requisite social insurance numbers and undertakings.

• Transfers will be made even if they result in repayments of Government Funded Benefits or restrictions on future Government Funded Benefits in respect of the Beneficiary under the Plan.

• Educational Assistance Payments made, and Government Funded Benefits paid, to or on behalf of a Beneficiary are included in computing the Beneficiary’s income.

More Definitions of Government Funded Benefits

Government Funded Benefits means the Canada Disability Savings Grant and/or the Canada Disability Savings Bond. “Holder” means:

Government Funded Benefits means collectively CES Grants, Canada Learning Bonds, and any other payments made to the Plan under the CES Act or under a Designated Provincial Program or any other program that has a similar purpose to a Designated Provincial Program and that is funded, directly or indirectly, by a province (other than an amount paid into the Plan by a Public Primary Caregiver in its capacity as Subscriber under the Plan);

Government Funded Benefits means the Canada Disability Savings Grant

Government Funded Benefits means the Canada Disability Savings Grant (CDSG) and Canada Disability Savings Bond (CDSB) as provided for in the CDSA and any other Benefits provided by Applicable Legislation.