non-qualifying items
[/nɑn ˈkwɑlɪfaɪɪŋ ˈaɪtəmz/]
nounpl: non-qualifying items
itens não qualificantes
1. Products, services, or expenses that do not meet the specific criteria or requirements set by a program, promotion, policy, or regulation and therefore do not qualify for benefits, discounts, or inclusion
Alcohol and tobacco are non-qualifying items for the food stamp program.
Álcool e tabaco são itens não qualificantes para o programa de vale-refeição.
2. In retail and promotions, goods that are excluded from a discount, promotion, or special offer
During the sale, clearance items and non-qualifying items were marked with a red tag.
Durante a promoção, os itens de liquidação e itens não qualificantes foram marcados com uma etiqueta vermelha.
3. In tax or financial contexts, expenses or deductions that do not meet IRS or regulatory standards for deduction or credit eligibility
Personal entertainment expenses are typically non-qualifying items for business tax deductions.
Despesas de entretenimento pessoal são geralmente itens não qualificantes para deduções fiscais comerciais.
This term is widely used in American commercial, financial, and governmental contexts, particularly in retail promotions, tax documentation, and social benefit programs. In Brazil, it appears frequently in financial services, insurance policies, and e-commerce platforms. Understanding which items are non-qualifying is crucial for consumers participating in government assistance programs or taking advantage of promotional offers.
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