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However, he did not backdate this to 2014 as the law allows.
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The government should increase personal allowances and backdate the change to April 2008.
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Economists were quick to backdate their calls on when the Fed will move.
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There is provision to backdate some of the increase to January 1st this year.
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The bank will also backdate some of the pay rise.
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Those applying now can backdate their refund to 17 March, or the last day travelled, if later.
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Applicants can backdate their claim to the previous tax year, and receive a payment of up to £432.
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His solution -a rather brilliant one -is to backdate the story, but only by 40 years.
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O'Toole also authorized other members of the audit team to add and backdate other working papers, the PCAOB said.
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The shadow Northern Ireland secretary, Owen Smith, said it was outrageous that the government would not backdate the donations rules.
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If you've already been living outside of South Africa for more than three years, it is possible to backdate your tax emigration.
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Am I allowed to backdate and transfer €3,000 for those earlier years before I started?
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CPS was further instructed that the interest would backdate to 2014 and the High Court refused to hear contesting from the entity.
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United have agreed to backdate Beckham's hike in wages to the start of this season if he signs before the end of the campaign.
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HMRC hopes to reverse this and will let couples backdate their claim to the previous tax year, and receive a payment of up to £432.
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It is possible to "backdate" the financial emigration process to avoid having to pay CGT on foreign assets you obtained after you left South Africa.