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If the taxpayer was a nonresident (for tax purposes) at any time during the year, they generally can't claim the Earned Income Credit (EIC). However, if they are married to a US citizen or resident and choose to file a joint return they may be
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Yes, we make loans for the purchase, construction and improvement of homes located in rural areas. We also finance rural home sites upon which a house will be built in the future.
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With the exception of public corporations and large firms with multi-million dollar net worths, the expectation of a business to fulfill its obligations is critically linked to the business owner's personal finances. Lenders and lessors are not in
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Banks have a number of products with different terms and maturities based upon the specific needs of the business. The most common are lines of credit (usually renewable on an annual basis, with interest typically tied to an index), term loans (
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Gelt doesn't have a minimum credit score; however, the borrower must have an overall good credit history and show willingness to pay their debts. Gelt also has a "Hard Money Loan" program that does not focus on the borrower's credit.
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All financial aid is awarded on the understanding that the student will maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress. Minimum credit requirements per semester obligate students to be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours each semester in order to
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You will need to fill out an “Academic Course Change” form and take it to the department through which the course is offered in order to get the signature of the department’s representative. In the Sociology Department, that person is the Director
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Students may take one hour up to a maximum of 19 hours in each semester. A minimum of 12 hours is considered full-time.
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Yes. The option for choosing Continuing Medication Education, Continuing Nursing Education and Continuing Dental Education is available on the CE page under “Exemptions”. When entering Continuing Medical Education, Continuing Nursing Education and
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Capital & Credit can facilitate the purchase of stocks on the Trinidad & Tobago Stock Exchange through two stock brokers in Trinidad. You will be required to open an account with any one of these brokers or, at any of our offices in Kingston,
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