Local Fees for Public Domain Use and Services
Fees
First Subsection. Taxable Events
Article 20
- Local authorities, as provided in this Act, may establish fees for private or special use of local public domain, and for the provision of public services or administrative activities relating to local competition, affecting or benefiting taxpayers in a particular way.
- In any case, the following have the status of economic benefits that rates established by local entities:
- A) The private or special use of the local public domain.
- B) Providing a public service
Employment Law: Contracts, Regulations, and Employee Rights
There are three forms of agreements covering employment contracts: individual employment contracts, collective bargaining contracts, and employment-at-will agreements. Collective bargaining contracts are negotiated with unions and cover the nature of work, wages, benefits, promotions, layoffs, seniority provisions, and grievance procedures.
A. Characteristics of Relationship
- Contractual; coming under government regulations
- Employee vs. Independent Contractor – difference is CONTROL
B. Creation of
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Documents Related to Collection and Payment
1. The Primary Obligation of the Buyer
The primary obligation of the buyer is the payment of the price, as agreed upon in the contract, at the specified time and place. If payment is delayed, the term is still deferred.
2. Means of Payment
Payment for goods or services can be made in two ways: at once or over time. The receipt and payment involve a series of documents.
3. Check
A check includes:
- a) The phrase “Pay by this check to”.
- b) The mandate to pay a certain
Audit Evidence: Types, Procedures, and Substantive Testing
Audit Evidence
The Evidence
Evidence:
- Demonstration: Contrast is a certain amount or general information with people outside the company, and is used to verify your account to profit or benefit assets held. With regard to compliance, it is to respond for leaving firms.
- Calculation: The auditor selectively repeating a series of mathematical calculations performed by the company to decide on the appropriateness of a certain amount in a report or financial statement.
- Estimate: Attempts to verify the rationality
Understanding Plaint and Set-Off in Civil Suits
What is a Plaint?
A plaint is a written statement of the plaintiff’s claim. In legal proceedings, pleading refers to both the plaint and the written statement. In a plaint, the plaintiff should allege facts about their cause of action. The plaint consists of specific contents, and it is mandatory that these contents be present.
Through the plaint, the plaintiff describes their cause of action and other necessary particulars to seek a remedy from the court for the redressal of their grievances.
Necessary
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Crossing a Cheque
Crossing a cheque refers to the process of drawing two parallel lines across the face of the cheque, either on the top-left or top-right corners. This indicates that the cheque is only payable through a bank and cannot be cashed directly at the counter. There are two main types of crossing:
- General Crossing: This involves drawing two parallel lines across the cheque without any additional words. It means the cheque can only be deposited into a bank account and cannot be cashed.
- Special