Definitions for "RESIDENT"
a person living in a given country, whether he is a national or not.
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a doctor in his or her specialty training years.
a physician who has completed medical school and at least one year of specialty training. social worker: a person trained to provide support, psychological counseling and information about community resources.
a physician (especially an intern) who lives in a hospital and cares for hospitalized patients under the supervision of the medical staff of the hospital; "the resident was receiving special clinical training at the hospital"
An individual who is a U.S. citizen, a U.S. permanent resident, or a non-immigrant who has been in the United States sufficiently long to be considered a resident. Residency is determined by the Substantial Presence Test (see below).
Status which is achieved when sufficient proof of a domicile within the state is presented which causes Educational Fees to be assessed at Missouri resident rates.
an alien citizen of Guam, the U
For purposes of the HST, certain persons will be deemed to be resident in a particular province in specified circumstances. These rules will be based on the deeming rules contained in subsection 132(1) of the Excise Tax Act. For example, a corporation will be deemed to be resident in a particular province if it is incorporated in that province. In addition, for some purposes, as noted in this paper, the residence of an individual will be deemed to be the individual's mailing address. Also, a person will be regarded as resident in a particular province if the person has a permanent establishment in that province. Finally, a person may be regarded as resident in a particular province based on general legal principles.
a person who normally resides in Canada.
a person who is legally entitled to be or to remain in Canada, who makes his or her home and is ordinarily present in New Brunswick
Dwelling, or having an abode, in a place for a continued length of time; residing on one's own estate; -- opposed to nonresident; as, resident in the city or in the country.
(see also Nonresident) Resident means residing in this state. S ~ T
If you are resident and ordinarily resident in the UK according to the Inland Revenue's definitions, even if you spend a lot of time as an expatriate, you are still liable to UK income and capital taxes. If, however, you can manage to achieve the status of non-resident and not ordinarily resident you can avoid income tax and capital gains tax for each of the tax years (which run from 6 April to the next 5 April) that you are away from the UK. The most basic definition of a UK resident is someone who visits the UK for six months in a tax year, but there are other rules and definitions based mainly on Inland Revenue practice rather than chapter and verse of the law. Tax advice may be necessary if you are unsure of your position.
For inheritance tax purposes, residence has the same meaning as for income tax purposes. To be regarded as resident in the UK you must normally be physically present in the country at some time in the tax year. You will always be resident if you are here for 183 days or more in the tax year. More information about this can be found in the booklet IR20.
You are resident in the UK if you spend at least half the tax year in the UK, or if you spend at least three months per tax year in the UK on average. You may be resident in the UK if you spend less time in the UK, but you will not be resident if you have not been in the UK at all during the tax year.
Species which are permanent living members of a particular area.
Usually, an individual qualifies for legal residency in a state by living there for a certain length of time. Criteria vary by state.
someone who lives at a particular place for a prolonged period or who was born there
The owner of a "Residencia" is a resident. Since Spain became a EC-member the "Schengen Convention" makes it is clearly illegal to ask all foreigners which are staying longer than 90 days on Spanish territory to apply for Residencia. The political discussions about this are controversial but sooner or later Spain will need to give up this habit. In everyday life the Residencia is hardly ever inspected nor necessary for any transactions. Only when you buy ferry or plane tickets amongst the Canary Islands or from here to the mainland of Spain you pay clearly lower prices as a resident.
An institutional unit is resident in a country when it has a center of economic interest in the economic territory of that country.
A diplomatic representative who resides at a foreign court; -- a term usualy applied to ministers of a rank inferior to that of ambassadors. See the Note under Minister, 4.
A Resident, or in full Resident Minister, is a state official of certain representative types, required to take up permanent residency abroad officially.
a member of a very special family - the family of Chase Care Center
a temporary occupant, putting down few roots and investing little, knowing little, and perhaps caring little for the immediate locale beyond its ability to gratify
a person who has been assessed by an Aged Care Assessment Team as requiring residential care and who resides in a Commonwealth-funded residential service.
A student who meets state residency requirements.
The amount of tuition a student pays to a public (state-supported) college is determined by the student's state residence status. If a student is a resident of the state, then the student pays a lower tuition rate. A non-resident will pay a higher tuition rate. Residency requirements vary from state to state but are determined by where a student's parents live and if the student is younger than a certain age. Tuition rates for private colleges are not based on residency. Specific residency requirements must be met in order to be considered a NYS resident for tuition billing purposes, including residing in the state for 12 months prior to the start of classes.
the tuition fee charged to Indiana residents; also known as in-state tuition fee.
Animals that live in the same area all year long. They don't migrate to other places.
used of animals that do not migrate
species that lies year round in a specific area and does not migrate.
Loads much like a TSR staying in memory where it can easily replicate itself into programs of boot sectors. All boot viruses are resident viruses, as are the most common file viruses. Macro viruses are non-resident viruses.
an individual who is working, living, retiring or staying in California for a long period
Stays in one area all year round.
Austrian music magazine with strong focus on the German speaking drum'n'bass scene. Its released quarterly and includes a mix CD featuring a regional label or artist.
an individual residing in Manhattan Beach
a person who resides within a specific voting precinct in Utah
A persona who comes to GR often, usually has a room or rooms that are his, has made a "home" on the MOO.
British political officer in States in India ruled till 1947 by Indian princes.
a person who has an address in Japan and has resided in Japan continuously for more than one year
Remaining in one place all year; nonmigratory.
Unable to leave.
a slave on the plantation and is not allowed to leave
a person who, at one time, was young vibrant and worked/contributed in their communities and payed taxes
a person physically present within the state's geographic boundaries, (or if not within the boundaries at specific given moment, is a current client in the program), excluding the Native American Reservations
adj. Pertaining to computer programs or data while they remain on a particular storage device.
Fixed; stable; certain.
One who resides or dwells in a place for some time.
a financially independent adult U