Definitions for "COMMINGLING"
Keywords:  mix, illegal, guilty, brokerage, broker
the act of mixing money or property that is separate in nature with money or property that is marital or community.
A term used to describe the undesirable practice of mixing fasteners from different batches that are the same size and grade in the same container.
Mixing money belonging to clients with personal funds.
(Mélange) Physical contact between bulk, loose or otherwise unpackaged organic food products and non-organic products during production, processing, transportation, storage, or handling of organic food products with the exception of processing containing both ingredients.
Physical contact between unpackaged organically produced and nonorganically produced agricultural products during production, processing, transportation, storage or handling, other than during the manufacture of a multiingredient product containing both types of ingredients.
In regard to organics, commingling is any contact between conventional and organic products. By definition, once this happens, the organic products can no longer be sold as certified organic.
The act of combining different lots of shellfish or shucked shellfish. (1)
U.S. Customs) The packing or mingling of various articles subject to different rates of duty in such a way that the quantity or value of each class of articles cannot readily be ascertained by Customs. Commingled articles are subject to the highest rate of duty applicable to any part of the commingled lot.
The packing or mingling of various goods subject to different rates of duty so that the value of each class of goods cannot be readily determined.
A process by which separate mailings are prepared for mail processing in such a way that they are intermingled together to create a single sequenced mailing. Commingling is generally associated with Lettermail and Admail, and is not permitted. (amalgamation)
Keywords:  ira, forfeits, roll, qualified, assets
Combining the assets distributed from a qualified plan or 403(b) plan with other IRA assets. By commingling assets from these different plans, the IRA account owner forfeits the ability to roll the money back into another qualified plan or 403(b) plan with a future employer.
Commingling occurs when qualified retirement plan assets are rolled into an IRA with other IRA contributions
The act of using various customer securities in the same loan arrangement with firm securities. This practice is prohibited.
Combining securities owned by a customer with those owned by its custodian.
Lumping together money from different sources so the sources cannot be distinguished.
Producing oil and gas from two or more reservoirs at different depths.
Commission Community Property