Who is eligible?
Commercial Enterprises include businesses and manufacturers conducting business for profit but excludes professions, occupations, and nonprofit organizations.
More definitions:
- “Profession” means a vocation or employment requiring specialized knowledge and often long and intensive academic preparation. Lawyers and doctors are examples of professions. Professions, including professional corporations, do not qualify for the exemption.
- “Occupation” means an individual who has a particular skill or trade. Farming is considered to be an occupation; therefore, farmers do not qualify for the exemption.
- “Computer” means stored program processing equipment and all devices fastened to it by means of signal cables or any communication medium that serves the function of a signal cable. A computer is a device having information processing capabilities and includes word processing equipment, testing equipment, and programmed or programmable microprocessors and any other integrated circuit embedded in the machinery or equipment.
- “Devices” means the physical computer assembly and peripherals fastened by a signal cable or other communication medium including, but not limited to, such items as the central processing unit, keyboards, consoles, monitors, display units, memory, disk and tape drives, terminals, printer, plotters, modems, tape readers, card readers, card or tape punchers, document sorters, optical readers, and digitizers.
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