My stupid question for today

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Yup, this is me today.     On with my question....

So, reading through some paperwork, I see the following sentence:

"Be ordinarily resident in the UK on the first day of the first academic year of the courses."

Hmmm.....  

What, precisely, is an "ordinarily resident" ? I've done quite a bit of browsing around on official (and nonofficial sites, to be honest, as well!) and can't seem to find a particular definition.

Can anyone cast some light on this one for me please?  

Thanks so much!

It's a tax term, and I can't for the life of remember what the precise definition is.  I do remember, though, that it is distinct from "resident" and "domiciled".

Try posting the question on the tax board.

Will do. Thanks