Qualified Exemption definition
Qualified Exemption. Any exemption to the obligation to disclose requested information under Access to Information Legislation that requires a consideration of the public interest in applying that exemption;
Qualified Exemption means as outlined in 21 C.F.R. § 112.5, incorporated above at § 2.2 of this Part.
Qualified Exemption means a farm is eligible for a qualified exemption and associated modified requirements in a calendar year pursuant to the Food Safety Modernization Act, 21 C.F.R. Part 112.5.
More Definitions of Qualified Exemption
Qualified Exemption means an exemption which is allowed under section 235-54, HRS, except as otherwise provided in this section. Additional exemptions available for blindness, deafness, or total disability under section 235-54, HRS, shall not qualify as an exemption for purposes of section 235-55.8, HRS, and this section.
Qualified Exemption means an exemption which is allowed under section 235-54, HRS. Persons for whom an exemption is claimed must have physically resided in the State for more than nine months during the taxable year. There are no exceptions to this provision. Thus, a person who is out of the State for a period of three months or more, for any reason (including attending school or business), shall not qualify for an exemption.