Registration-Continued American nationals abroad, registration of; duties of Foreign Service officers, Arms, ammunition and implements of war, registration of persons engaged in Brokers and dealers in securities; registration under Securities Exchange Act Commodity futures commission merchants and floor brokers; registration under Foreign agents or organizations (military, political, or subversive), registra- Foreign officials; exemption from registration requirements, 22 Part 31 Investment advisers; registration under Investment Advisers Act of 1940, 17 Investment companies; registration under Investment Company Act of 1940, Public utility holding companies; registration under Public Utility Holding Relief agencies, nonprofit, for foreign aid, registration of, 22 Part 203 Securities associations, national or affiliated; registration under Securities Ex- Selective Service registration. See Selective Service System. United States public debt securities (bonds, etc.), registration of, 31 §§ 306.10- Registry of mail, 39 Parts 51, 121 Regulations of Executive agencies, preparation and publication in Federal Register Rehabilitation, vocational: Disabled or handicapped persons. See Vocational Rehabilitation, Office of. Rehabilitation and relocation housing insurance. See Federal Housing Administra- Rehabilitation or repair of public airports damaged by Federal agencies; regulations Relief work, etc.: See also Disasters or emergencies. Army or Air Force; relief work in disasters or emergencies, 32 Parts 502, 802 Customs entry, 19 § 10.107 Export control, 15 §§ 371.21, 399.1 (Group 9) Foreign countries, relief assistance, etc., for: Commercial forwarding of certain exports for; regulations respecting quali- Ocean freight shipment of supplies by voluntary nonprofit relief agencies, Indians, relief of, 25 Part 252 Refugee relief. See Refugee Relief Act. Religion, ministers of; documentation for entry into United States, 22 § 42.8 Religious beliefs, discrimination because of. See Discrimination. Religious organizations, nonprofit; income tax regulations. See Internal Revenue Remittances to United States citizens in foreign countries; foreign assets control Removal or deportation of aliens. See Deportation. Renegotiation Acts of 1948 and 1951: Coast Guard procurement regulations respecting, 33 § 118.04-1 Regulations under. See Renegotiation Board. Renegotiation Board: Military renegotiation regulations under Renegotiation Act of 1948: Authority and organization, 32 Part 1421 Patents and royalties; relation of Renegotiation Act and Royalty Ad- Preliminary material; definitions, scope, etc., 32 §§ 1421.120–1421.122 Determination of renegotiable business and costs, 32 Part 1423 Contracts and subcontracts within scope of 1948 Act, 32 §§ 1423.330- Costs allocable and allowable against renegotiable business, 32 §§ 1423.- Exemptions and exclusions from renegotiation: Mandatory, 32 §§ 1423.340-1423.347-4 Permissive, 32 §§ 1423.350-1423.354 Fiscal year basis for renegotiation and exceptions, 32 §§ 1423.300- Limitations on commencement and completion of renegotiation, 32 Sales, methods of segregating between renegotiable and nonrenego- Excessive profits. See Profits. Forms, military renegotiation, 32 Part 1427 Agreement and clearances, forms relating to, 32 §§ 1427.740-1427.742 Organization and functions of Board, 32 §§ 1421.130-1421.133 Patents and royalties; relation of Renegotiation Act and Royalty Adjust- Procedure, 32 Part 1422 Agreement procedure, 32 §§ 1422.261-1422.265 Clearance procedure, 32 §§ 1422.251-1422.254 Conduct of renegotiation, 32 §§ 1422.241-1422.245-4 Contractors: Assignment of contractors for renegotiation, 32 §§ 1422.231-1422.234 Information, preliminary, required of contractors, 32 §§ 1422.221– Tax court, review by, 32 §§ 1422.281-1422.281-3 Unilateral order procedure, 32 §§ 1422.271-1422.274 Profits, excessive, determination and elimination of, 32 Part 1424 Interim prepayment of excessive profits, 32 §§ 1424.450-1424.453 Principles and factors in determining excessive profits, 32 §§ 1424.401- Recovery of excessive profits already realized, 32 §§ 1424.420-1424.424 Statements to contractor, 32 §§ 1422.291-1422.293, 1425.520-1425.525-2 Directives, 32 §§ 1428.820-1428.827 Exemptions, 32 §§ 1428.840-1428.842 Internal Revenue Code and Internal Revenue Service interpretations Statutes, 32 §§ 1428.800-1428.810 Tax Court, review by, 32 §§ 1422.281-1422.281-3 Renegotiation Act of 1951, regulations under: Agreement procedure, 32 Part 1474 Assignment of contractors for renegotiation, 32 Part 1471 Renegotiation Board-Continued Renegotiation Act of 1951, regulations under—Continued Clearance procedure, 32 Part 1473 Conduct of renegotiation, 32 Part 1472 Consolidated renegotiation of affiliated groups and related groups, 32 Part Contracts within scope of Act and regulations, 32 Parts, 1451, 1452 Costs allocable to and allowable against renegotiable business, 32 Part 1459 Excessive profits: Interim prepayment of, 32 Part 1463 Principles and factors in determining, 32 Part 1460 Recovery after determination, 32 Part 1461 Exemptions from renegotiation: Mandatory exemption of contracts and subcontracts for standard com- Mandatory exemptions, 32 Part 1453 Partial mandatory exemption of prime contracts and subcontracts for Permissive exemptions from renegotiation, 32 Part 1455 Fiscal year basis for renegotiation and exceptions, 32 Part 1457 Forms relating to agreements and orders, 32 Part 1498 Information: Control of information contained in renegotiation records, 32 Part 1480 Limitations on commencement and completion of renegotiation, 32 Part Receipts or accruals under statutory minimum, 32 Part 1458 Records and information contained therein, control of, 32 Part 1480 Sales, renegotiable and non-renegotiable, methods of segregating, 32 Part Statements to contractors, 32 Part 1477 Tax Court, review by, 32 Part 1476 Taxes, renegotiation and, 32 Part 1462 Termination of renegotiation, 32 Part 1466 Unilateral order procedure, 32 Part 1475 Renegotiation of contracts: Cases before Tax Court of United States; rules of practice. See Tax Court of Regulations respecting. See Renegotiation Board. Rental housing. See Housing. Rentals and royalties, mineral. See Royalties and rentals. Renunciation, formal, of American nationality; regulations respecting, 22 §§ 50.4, Reorganization, of certain companies, corporations, etc.: Corporate reorganizations under Bankruptcy Act (Chapter X); list of interpre- Interstate commerce, various carriers in (rail, motor, pipeline, water, etc.); Issuers of securities in process of reorganization; regulations under Securities Public utility holding companies, approval of fees, solicitations, etc., in connec- Repairs, articles exported or imported for: Customs entry, of articles reimported after repairs, 19 §§ 8.2 (e), 10.8 Export control of commodities brought into United States for repair, 15 § 371.18 Reporters, in military court proceedings; fees for, 32 § 534.2 Reporting points on civil airways, designation of. See Civil Aeronautics Adminis- Reports: Agricultural commodities (butter, cotton, cottonseed meal, eggs, fats, flaxseed, Alien property; reports of property in which certain aliens have interest, 8 Banks; reports of condition: By Federal Reserve member banks and affiliates, 12 § 208.9 By national banks, 12 §§ 4.8-4.10 By State nonmember banks, insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora- Carrier associations (rail, motor, water, pipe line companies, and freight for- Currency, transactions involving, in amounts or denominations exceeding those Express companies in interstate commerce; reports of operating statistics, 49 Foreign assets of designated countries (China and North Korea) and nationals, Foreign exchange transactions and transfers of credit, reports to Federal Gold, reports of persons holding licenses to acquire, hold, or dispose of gold for Investment advisers, reports by, under Investment Advisers Act of 1940, 17 Investment companies, reports by, under Investment Company Act of 1940, 17 Maritime common carriers; passenger and cargo reports, 46 §§ 222.6–222.9 Radio licensees, reports of. See Federal Communications Commission. Reporting points on civil airways, designation of. See Civil Aeronautics Admin- Reports required by various agencies under regulations in connection with Securities: Indenture securities; reports under Trust Indenture Act of 1939, 17 Registrants of securities, reports of, under Securities Exchange Act of 1934. United States securities, erroneous payments of, which result in losses to Silver, reports of persons delivering newly mined domestic silver to United Telephone and telegraph common carriers, reports of. See Federal Communi- Vessels; reports of contractors under construction-differential subsidy agree- Reports-Continued Water carriers arriving or departing from United States ports; cargo and pas- Representation of employees: Collective bargaining, etc., representation for, 29 §§ 101.16-101.22, 102.52-102.70, Labor disputes; representation for handling, 29 §§ 1202.3-1202.8, 1205.2–1206.1- Railroad employees or claimants, under Railroad Retirement Act and Railroad 320.48 Tax on employee representatives; employment tax regulations, 26 §§ 410.401, Representatives: See also Agents; and Representation of employees. Aviation Safety Representatives (medical examiners, pilot examiners, inspec- Falsely securing representatives or agents; cease and desist orders, 16 §§ 13.2115– 13.2165 Immigration and Naturalization Service and Board of Immigration Appeals; Representation before agencies, by former personnel; regulations of various Veterans representatives or agents of veterans in connection with claims or Representatives of United States in foreign countries, exportation to, of articles for Reproduction or illustration of United States stamps (postage stamps, internal In Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 44 Part 3 In Library of Congress, 44 Part 501 In National Archives, 44 Parts 1, 2 In State Department, 22 Part 10 Radio; research experimental radio service. See Federal Communications Scientific research, grants: Inventions or patents resulting from; policy, determinations as to rights, To certain institutions or individuals, 45 Part 620 Research contracts with commercial or nonprofit organizations: Agricultural Department; research and marketing services work, contracts with Armed services procurement regulations, 32 §§ 13.505, 13.506, 15.200-15.205, Loan of equipment in connection with; Army Department procurement regu- Military security requirements in connection with, 32 § 594.104-12A Reservations: Indian reservations, regulations respecting. See Indian Affairs Bureau. Naval. See Naval activities, personnel, reservations, etc. Reserve cities, classification of, 12 §§ 204.51, 204.52 Reserve fleet: See also Vessels. Authority of general agents to decommission ships withdrawn from operation Reserve funds, in connection with subsidized vessels. See Maritime Administration. |