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• not be generally known or ascertainable through legal methods; .
• Information Not Generally Known or Legally Ascertainable.
• Readily ascertainable.
• Information is "readily ascertainable" if it can be obtained legally within an industry -- for example, if you can find it through an online database, at a library or through other publicly available sources. ...
• The issue of whether a trade secret is readily ascertainable often arises when an NDA is used to prevent disclosure of a customer list. A business argues that an employee stole a customer list; the employee claims that the customer list is readily ascertainable. ...

• § 83(e)(3) and the Regulations, the grant of a stock option can never be a taxable event (even if the other requirements of § 83(a) would be applicable) unless the option has a "readily ascertainable fair market value. " If the option does have a readily ascertainable fair market value, then, as the Regulations state, "the person who performed such services realizes compensation upon such grant at the time and in the amount determined under section 83(a). ...
• On the other hand, if the option has no readily ascertainable fair market value, the grant of the option is not a taxable event, and the determination of the tax consequences is postponed at least until the option is exercised or otherwise disposed of, even if "the fair market value of such option may have become readily ascertainable before such time. ...
• Obviously, the critical factor in applying § 83 to stock options is the concept of "readily ascertainable fair market value. ... Whether an option has a readily ascertainable fair market value is determined under Regs. ... In basic terms, unless the option itself (as distinguished from the stock) is traded on an established market, an option will not usually be treated as having a readily ascertainable fair market value. ... 83-7(b)(2), that certain options not traded on an exchange might be treated as having a readily ascertainable fair market value, but that rule would not likely be applicable except in relatively unusual circumstances.

• Defition of the word: Ascertainable Ascertainable .

• The relative crumbling of fixed-income markets for things other than Treasury obligations is the most readily ascertainable reason why, but that logic pre-supposes a knowledge of how some lenders work. ...
• But most of the financial statements out there are somewhat easy to read after gaining practice at it, and the liabilities of most companies are readily ascertainable. ...

• What can one do if the information has or may become "generally known or readily ascertainable?" .

• Adjective: ascertainable.
• "ascertainable facts".

• "There seem to me to be very few facts, at least ascertainable facts, in politics".

• Meaning of ASCERTAINABLE.
• adj  capable of being ascertained or found out; "ascertainable facts" .

• Mutual Reliance Review System for Exemptive Relief Applications -- Registered investment dealer exempted from section 228 of the Regulation for recommendations in respect of securities of its parent bank, subject to conditions -- Decision permits the registrant to make recommendations in the circumstances contemplated by subsection 228(2) of the Regulation, but without having to comply with the requirement for (comparative) information, similar to that set forth in respect of the bank, for a substantial number of other persons or companies that are in the industry or business of the bank, to the extent that such comparative information is not known, or ascertainable, by the registrant -- In incorporating other requirements from subsection 228(2), the decision also provides that the space and prominence restrictions in clause 228(2)(d) relate to the information for which there is such comparative information.
• (a) there is no Comparative Information for any Competitors that is known, or ascertainable, by the Filer, or.
• (b) there is not Comparative Information for a substantial number of Competitors of the Bank that is known, or ascertainable, by the Filer.
• if, at the relevant time, Comparative Information for a substantial number of Competitors of the Bank is not known, or ascertainable, by the Filer, provided that:.
• (B) for any information in respect of the Bank that is included in the Report, for which there is Comparative Information for any Competitors that is known, or ascertainable, by the Filer, the Report includes such Comparative Information;.

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