1. Resident Nonresident Canadian Nonresident Non-Canadian Total Anglers willing to pay more

2. Resident Nonresident Canadian Nonresident Non-Canadian Total Average hours 4.2 5.2 6.9 5.3

3. Nonresident alien since 2008.

4. Nonresident vehicles are prohibited in Miracle.

5. Factors Yukon Territory Northwest Territories Ratings: 1 (not important) to 5 (extremely important) Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Cdn.

6. Bait Option Resident Nonresident Canadian Nonresident Non-Canadian Total Live bait fish No response 9,890 366 1,491 11,747

7. Origin of Nonresident Licensed Anglers in Canada.

8. Origin of Nonresident Licensed Anglers in Ontario.

9. (2) requires Countersignatures; (3) prohibits the solicitation of insurance in this state by a nonresident or the payment of commissions to a nonresident; or (4) prohibits a nonresident from acting as a surplus or excess lines agent.

10. For both nonresident groups, walleye was the most harvested species accounting for 26.2% of the foreign angler catch and 28.6% of the nonresident Canadian catch.

11. DK: Limitations on real estate purchase by nonresident physical and legal entities.

12. Personal Fishing Skills Assessment of Nonresident Non-Canadian Anglers (in %).

13. There were notable differences when comparing resident and nonresident anglers.

14. Crick had been a nonresident fellow of the Institute since 1960.

15. Direct Expenditures Made by Nonresident Canadian Anglers for Recreational Fishing (in Cdn.

16. Trip Information Summary for Nonresident Anglers - All Trips, Days, and Classification of Trips.

17. Investment Expenses Allocated to Great Lakes Fishing Activities - Nonresident Canadian Anglers Figure 12:

18. Harvest of Nonresident Anglers by Species Caught and Retained, by Jurisdiction, 1980 (a).

19. Number of Fish Kept by Species in the Great Lakes Fishery - Nonresident Canadian Anglers Table 8:

20. Major Purchases (Wholly Attributable to Recreational Fishing) Made by Nonresident Canadian Anglers (in Cdn.

21. –loans to nonresidents/foreigners or nonresident controlled companies require approval from the Central Bank;

22. - loans to nonresidents/foreigners or nonresident controlled companies require approval from the Central Bank;

23. Antonyms for Biding include nonresident, visiting, ceasing, closing, concluding, desisting, dying, discontinuing, ending and expiring

24. Numbers and characteristics of other nonresident anglers in Canada, by jurisdiction, in 1985 Table 4:

25. Personal, corporate, and nonresident withholding taxes combined accounted for about 52% of federal budgetary revenues.

26. Consequently, most DSSs do not observe nonresident individuals or households and do not record their events.

27. Dick Brown was a resident alien on December 200 and married to Judy, a nonresident alien.

28. List of Figures FIGURE 10 INVESTMENT EXPENSES ALLOCATED TO GREAT LAKES FISHING ACTIVITIES BY NONRESIDENT ANGLERS

29. This partially accounts for relatively low numbers of nonresident filings at the above-mentioned patent offices.

30. The nonresident percentage share of the equity is to be paid for with funds emanating from abroad.

31. Average Amount Spent Allocated for Fishing in the Great Lakes Fishery - Nonresident Non-Canadian Anglers Figure 20:

32. Ontario accounted for 25.6% of nonresident Canadian days spent on trips while B.C. freshwater placed second with 18%.

33. Differences in the proportion of nonresident applications are partly accounted for by differences in international trade and investment patterns.

34. If you are a nonresident alien individual who earns revenue through our Ad Exchange program, this revenue is characterized as payments for personal services.

35. The United States of America and Japan each account for 23% of nonresident patent filings worldwide, while Germany accounts for 11%.

36. If you are a nonresident alien individual who earns revenue through our AdMob programme, this revenue is characterised as payments for personal services.

37. Moreover, the terms of payments for trade and nonresident balances used for current account transactions provide channels for speculation in the official exchange market.

38. Ontario accounted for 75% of all nonresident, non-Canadian anglers' trips, 69% of their days spent in Canada and 76% of their days fished.

39. Completely surrounded by Rome and almost entirely walled, Vatican City covers just 108.7 acres, and its largely nonresident population numbers less than a thousand.

40. Regular public talks were given at the club every Sunday morning and were attended by forty to fifty persons, including the families of nonresident members.

41. Ontario was the second most popular destination with 24.3% of Canadian nonresidents fishing in the province and accounting for 27.6% of the days spent by nonresident Canadian on fishing trips.

42. Joshua Busby is a Distinguished Scholar at the Strauss Center, a fellow with the RGK Center and a nonresident fellow with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs

43. Remaining ceilings on the allocation of foreign exchange for current account transactions have been raised, and the exchange authorization requirement for nonresident investments in Tunisia—apart from retail trade—has been abolished.

44. Nonresident anglers fished in all jurisdictions for 6.7 million of these days (53%), with foreign nonresidents accounting for 5.3 million of these days and Canadian nonresidents for 1.4 million.

45. Non-resident account number - required 9 alphanumeric - must correspond to your non-resident account number used on Form NR76, NonResident Tax Statement of Account Example Non-resident account number:

46. Remaining assets Prepayment of insurance premiums and reserves for outstanding claims Revaluation accounts Claims/ capital injections into nonresident branches/ offices Asset adjustment accounts Credit balance on income/ expen diture accounts

47. Food, lodging, transportation and package deals accounted for 82% of expenditures made by resident anglers (Figure 3), while nonresident Canadians and foreign anglers spent 87% of their expenditures on these items.

48. Correspondence education, method of providing education for nonresident students, primarily adults, who receive lessons and exercises through the mails or some other device and, upon completion, return them for analysis, criticism, and grading

49. In # released in # the view that a patent could not be owned outright by a nonresident was dropped, and the sale was recorded in the capital account, as the sale of a “nonproduced” asset

50. Question: But I think there was a kind of agreement emerging that there will be automatic transfer of tax information so that even banks that ...(Inaudible)... to a nonresident would automatically be accounted for.

51. What is a Composite return? In general, a nonresident partner or shareholder must file his or her own Wisconsin income tax return if he or she has Wisconsin gross income of $2,000 or more

52. In BPM5, released in 1993, the view that a patent could not be owned outright by a nonresident was dropped, and the sale was recorded in the capital account, as the sale of a “nonproduced” asset.

53. Nonresident aliens who are present in the United States for a period of 183 days in a given year are subject to U.S. capital gains tax on certain net capital gains realized during that year from sources within the United States.

54. Answer: A nonresident individual with income from a business, trade, or profession who must Apportion its business income to California under CCR section 17951-4 must use the single-sales factor for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2013, unless more than …

55. Consanguinity 6.202 Marriage During Existence of Prior Marriage 6.203 Certain Void Marriages Validated 6.204 Recognition of Same-sex Marriage or Civil Union 6.205 Marriage to Minor 6.206 Marriage to Stepchild or Stepparent 6.301 General Residency Rule for Divorce Suit 6.302 Suit for Divorce by Nonresident Spouse 6.303 Absence on Public Service

56. 131.20 provides guidance for allocating and Apportioning pension and deferred compensation amounts received by nonresident individuals and says that such amounts should be apportioned by using the individual's average percentage of days worked in New York to total days worked each year for the current and the three immediately preceding tax years.