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Ministerial Correspondence
7 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0311771M4 - HRTC - Eligibility of expenditures.
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
7 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0318321M4 - HRTC - Eligibility of expenditures
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
20 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0329401M4 - HRTC - Renovations to a library owned by a NPO
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
13 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0329481M4 - HRTC - Mobile home
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
28 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0331181M4 - Home Renovation Tax Credit
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
21 July 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0326661M4 - HRTC- Non Residents
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
7 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0309541M4 - Home Renovation Tax Credit
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
10 September 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0333181M4 - First-time home buyers' plan
Flaherty has publicly announced that an individual will be considered a first-time home buyer if neither the individual nor the individual's spouse or common-law partner owned and lived in another home in the calendar year of the home purchase or in any of the four preceding calendar years. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
14 August 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0316851M4 - HRTC- General Information
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...
Ministerial Correspondence
1 October 2009 Ministerial Correspondence 2009-0336841M4 - HRTC - Eligibility of Tenants
In general, a housing unit is considered to be eligible to be an individual's principal residence if it is owned by the individual and ordinarily inhabited by the individual, his or her spouse or common-law partner, or his or her children. ...