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Meanings of tax department in English
New Zealand government department.
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GnIH-ir nerve fibers were however widely distributed in the diencephalic and mesencephalic regions.
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An IRD spokesman said engineers confirmed today there was a safety issue.
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Wang disputed this figure but Judge Allen Roberts today agreed with IRD.
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Nightingale said this had consequences for the government's books and IRD operations.
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But Professor Littlewood said IRD's ability to collect information was very limited.
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The genetic etiology of IRD in this specific population still remains unknown.
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Mr Owen said Inland Revenue is assisting businesses to make the switch.
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Inland Revenue, shareholders, and various trade contractors are among the other creditors.
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No more cheating, as Inland Revenue launches a hard… Read more Audio
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Ardern said and small to medium sized businesses affected should contact Inland Revenue.
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But the Public Service Assocation says the Inland Revenue Department's… Read more Audio
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The inland revenue department has a laboratory at Somerset House, with a staff of analysts, who are engaged in analysing for excise and other purposes.
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But the Public Service Assocation says the Inland Revenue Department's… Read more Audio
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The second item is shared between the bailiff and the Inland Revenue Department.
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But the Public Service Assocation says the Inland Revenue Department's… Audio
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This surreptitious banking system defies all the ingenuity of the Inland Revenue Department.
Usage of tax department in English
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Our South African tax department can assist you with this process.
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The tax department has launched a campaign to get sub-contractors to declare all earnings.
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That seems to be a signal of a shift in the tax department's priorities.
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The tax department issued Trade Me with a legal order demanding the details of customers.
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The tax department would resume the radio and online campaign targeting the problem on Monday, he said.
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Alexei Sazanov, head of the Russian Finance Ministry's tax department, said he knew nothing about the letter.
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The Hong Kong government said its tax department would take "necessary actions" based on any information it received.
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Mr Hoffman said he and his wife needed to give their retirement savings details to the United States tax department.
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Judge Lake called on Anne Beliveaux, who worked as the senior administrative assistant in Enron's tax department for eighteen years.
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The 11 partners include Gordon Warnke, the chairman of Dewey's tax department and a member of the firm's executive committee.
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The tax department said it regularly exchanged information with its tax treaty partners, including responses about foreign trusts set up locally.
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The story prompted a wave of media criticism and British members of parliament called for an inquiry by the tax department.
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He said having a drought declared did bring advantages in terms of some assistance from the government, banks and the tax department.
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Several officials have been suspended or questioned over the allegations, while the finance minister has promised further reforms of the tax department.
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The tax department is looking to shed 30 percent of its workforce by 2021 and is… Audio
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And that's really a personal matter between the tax department and the individuals concerned, nothing that the government should be getting involved in.