qualified property

The term 'qualified property' varies in meaning across different contexts, often involving conditions or criteria that must be met for special status or benefits.

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Definition

C1Tax Law

(technical, legal)Assets that meet specific tax regulations, making them eligible for benefits or deductions.

Example

  • The company invested in qualified property to take advantage of tax deductions.

C1General Law

(legal)Ownership that is subject to conditions or limitations, affecting the owner's rights.

Example

  • The bailee has qualified property rights over the goods during the bailment period.

C1Real Estate

(technical, legal)Real estate that meets specific criteria, such as zoning laws or loan qualifications.

Example

  • The house is considered qualified property for an FHA loan.

C1Intellectual Property

(technical, legal)Intellectual property that meets statutory requirements for legal protection.

Example

  • The invention was registered as qualified property under patent law.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "qualified property":

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