Search - considered

IT security incidents (devices infected with malware from successful phishing attacks) are not considered security incidents unless they result in a data loss. ...

Taxpayers who do not comply with this basic requirement are considered non-filers. ...

Information technology responsiveness and sustainability The Board encouraged and supported the CRA's advances in information technology (IT), considered critical to service excellence and the implementation of government-wide priorities. ...

Ensuring that business perspectives and realities are considered and documented in developing CRA policy changes. ...

A non-taxable allowance is an allowance that was considered reasonable when it was paid. ...

In this case, since 40% ($668 = 40% of $1,670) of the total sale was considered to be a bad debt, 40% of the ad valorem duty paid ($268) may be refunded. ...

However, the registrant must also remit the $1.64 ($50 x 7/107 x 50%) considered to be tax collected in respect of the deemed taxable supply of a service to the manufacturer. ...

If the builder and the purchaser agree to use a stated price net of rebate for the unit, the rebate amount credited by the builder must be considered in determining the value of the consideration payable for the unit upon which the tax is payable. ...

If the builder and the purchaser agree to use a stated price net of rebate for the unit, the rebate amount credited by the builder must be considered in determining the value of the consideration payable for the unit upon which the tax is payable. ...

This is the amount of the AMWA that will be used for 2017, and you would be considered a Threshold 1 remitter. ...