SEPs (Special Entity Provisions)

Special Entity Provisions (SEPs) refer to regulations or guidelines that apply to specific organizations or groups, often in areas like finance, law, or trade. These provisions are designed to address the unique needs or circumstances of these entities, which may include governments, nonprofit organizations, or regulated industries. SEPs ensure that these entities operate fairly within their specific contexts while adhering to legal requirements. They help to create a balanced framework that recognizes the distinct roles and challenges that special entities face, promoting transparency and accountability in their operations.