Registered Scheme definition
Registered Scheme means a retirement benefits scheme registered under section 21 or 21A of the ‘MPF Ordinance’. 「註冊計劃」指已根據《強積金條例》第21條或第21A條註冊的退休福利計劃。
Registered Scheme means a scheme that is registered under Chapter 2 of Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004;
Registered Scheme means a registered pension scheme for the purposes of Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004;
Examples of Registered Scheme in a sentence
The Member requires Recycle-Pak to perform all of its recovery obligations under the Regulations and has applied to join the Registered Scheme and has agreed to the terms contained in this agreement.
The Scheme is an occupational pension scheme and a Registered Scheme.
The Trustees may accept, in their absolute discretion, a transfer payment from a Registered Scheme or from any other source permitted by HMRC, provided that the continued status of the Scheme as a Registered Scheme is not prejudiced.
SIPP CUSTOMER AGREEMENT The SIPP is a Registered Scheme approved by HMRC and governed by a Declaration of Trust and Rules and any subsequent deeds amending these.
More Definitions of Registered Scheme
Registered Scheme means a provident fund scheme registered under section 21 of the Ordinance;
Registered Scheme means a provident fund scheme registered under Section
Registered Scheme means an employer sponsored scheme, a master trust scheme or an industry scheme.
Registered Scheme means a trust which is registered as a managed investment scheme under Chapter 5C of the Corporations Act.
Registered Scheme means an occupational pension scheme or provident fund scheme registered under section 131 as an employer sponsored scheme or a master trust scheme or registered under section 137 as personal pension scheme;
Registered Scheme means a scheme which is registered in accordance with the 2007 Regulations;
Registered Scheme means a managed investment scheme registered under Part 5C.1 of the Corporations Act. If an entity is a registered scheme in Australia, it is by definition an Australian trust and therefore not a foreign entity. Qualifying NZ entities that are trusts do not need to be a registered scheme in Australia nor have an exemption from that requirement by virtue of the trans-Tasman mutual recognition scheme embodied in Chapter 8 of the Corporations Act and related regulations. See ASIC Regulatory Guide 190 Offering financial products in New Zealand and Australia under mutual recognition.