Hardship Waiver. A request for a hardship waiver due to unusual/emergency situations submitted to the Youth Programs Director. The Installation or Mission Support Group Commander may adjust a family’s fees based on unusual financial circumstances. Such waivers reviewed on a case-by-case basis and may be for short periods of time. A family in need of a fee reduction are required to provide an A&FRC personal financial analysis and a letter from the individuals’ commander, first sergeant, or supervisor. Families experiencing divorce or legal separation do not need a financial analysis, but legal documentation for reduced fees. Contractors and specified space available patrons are not eligible for a waiver request ______
Hardship Waiver. An IowaCare member who submits a written statement or signs the hardship statement on the IowaCare billing statement indicating that payment of the monthly premium will be a financial hardship will be exempted from premium payment for that month. If the statement is not postmarked by the premium due date, the member shall be obligated to pay the premium and will owe an outstanding debt to the State.
Hardship Waiver. Payment 1 On receipt of the Chromebook in August $ To be determined Payment 2 February 1 $ To be determined Payment 3 May 1 $ To be determined (includes sales tax due on undiscounted Chromebook cost and protective cover) ○ The amount will be worked out with you and your family after the Finance Department has received the proper forms and substantiating documentation and/or meeting with a member of the Finance Department or Office of Information Technology. ○ The overall cost will be split out over three payments during the course of the school year. ○ Qualifications for a hardship waiver: ● You must fill out a Chromebook Scholarship Application Form3 and provide all needed documentation. ● The Scholarship will be reviewed by the Finance Department. ● Qualifications for an extended payment plan will vary on a case-by-case basis. This flexibility is left open in order to accommodate any number of possible hardships that may cause a family to need an extended period to pay for the Chromebook or a reduction in cost. ● If you withdraw from the program, you will forfeit any payments made during up to the date of withdrawal, or you can choose to complete payment to purchase the Chromebook outright. Sales tax on the total undiscounted cost of the Chromebook and cover will be due at this time. By signing below, I agree to the terms of the Payment Agreement. I have read the foregoing document; understand all of its terms; and agree to be bound by those terms. Parent/Guardian Signature: Printed Name: Student Signature: Date: Date: Printed Name: 1 xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxx.xxx/school-meals/income-eligibility-guidelines 2 xxxxx://xxx.xxxx00.xxx/Page/391
Hardship Waiver. If there are unusual circumstances that would make compliance with the aforementioned underground utilities regulations an unreason- able hardship, the Planning Director may grant a waiver. Revegetation
Hardship Waiver. Three commentators requested that the IRS institute procedures allowing the Service to waive the requirement to file returns electronically. One commentator recommended that the final guidance on waivers include a clear definition of what constitutes justification for a waiver, and a flexible standard on when a filer would qualify for a waiver. One commentator contended that cost to the filer should be a principal factor in obtaining a hardship waiver. On November 28, 2005, the IRS issued Notice 2005–88, 2005–2 C.B. 1060, which provides procedures for filers to request a waiver of the requirement to electronically file their returns. Notice 2005–88 provides that in determining whether to approve or deny a waiver request, the IRS will consider the filer’s ability to timely file its return electronically without incurring an undue economic hardship. The Notice provides that the IRS will generally grant waivers for filing returns electronically where the filer can demonstrate the undue hardship that would result by complying with the electronic filing requirement, including any incremental costs to the filer. Another commentator contended that technological failures beyond the control of the filer should also not result in the assertion of penalties. For this reason, the commentator recommended that waivers be granted, especially during the first year or two during which a taxpayer is required to file electronically, in the following circumstances:
