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Page 205
... issue were not bound as between themselves and TC to pay the cheques after the expiry of six months from their dates . As all of the cheques in issue were dated earlier than 1 January 1993 , they had become stale by 30 June 1993 . As to ...
... issue were not bound as between themselves and TC to pay the cheques after the expiry of six months from their dates . As all of the cheques in issue were dated earlier than 1 January 1993 , they had become stale by 30 June 1993 . As to ...
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... issue a " notice of response " ( " NOR ” ) , if it disagrees with the proposed adjustment . If the matter remains unresolved , the Commissioner must issue a disclosure notice and statement of position ( " SOP " ) . The taxpayer then has ...
... issue a " notice of response " ( " NOR ” ) , if it disagrees with the proposed adjustment . If the matter remains unresolved , the Commissioner must issue a disclosure notice and statement of position ( " SOP " ) . The taxpayer then has ...
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... Issue Three : committees As with Issue Two , any code must be sensitive to the available resources and the human skills which need to be brought to bear in given situations . When there are appropriate resources , the constitution of ...
... Issue Three : committees As with Issue Two , any code must be sensitive to the available resources and the human skills which need to be brought to bear in given situations . When there are appropriate resources , the constitution of ...
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Reviewing the Arbitration Act 1996 | 34 |
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