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[...] forest products and levy fines.

In addition, a provision for the reimbursement of national taxes is proposed for the financial period 2013-2014 to cover the national income tax liability of one judge.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority is the integrated regulator of the financial service sector in Bermuda, which has the power to levy civil fines.

[...] Services Tax applies to most purchases.

The relevant authorities should allow tax and customs exemptions for machines and equipment intended solely for persons with disabilities.

The reason was that the exemption method was not necessarily exclusive, as noted by one participant (e.g., exemption with progression, where the residence State retained for itself the right to take the exempt income into account for the purposes of determining the marginal rate at which the taxpayer’s non-exempt income was subject to tax).

[...] [...] activities; and (g) levy fines.

[...] [...] off those arrears or to solicit their payment.

[...] [...] incentives, including soft loans, concessional customs duties, [...] [...]

(a) Reallocations categorized as major changes must be documented in advance in an annual implementation plan and approved by the Executive Committee as described in sub-paragraph 5(d) above.

Such a fine may be levied within three years from the date on which the Ministry becomes aware of the violation, [...] [...]

[...] compatible with the terms of its resolution 1244.

Contributions are mandatory and are levied together with OASI contributions.

[...] [...] execute monthly remittances to field operations; execute payroll payments (including education grants) to internationally recruited staff members; [...] [...]

(c) For the application, in the case of persons of any such description as is mentioned in subsection (3) (or of persons connected with such persons), of the law with respect to adoption, marriage, divorce, burial, devolution of property on death or other like matters that is the personal law applicable to persons of that description.

Most of the measures that have been taken are tax increases or deposit haircuts and bank closings (Cyprus) which are aimed at the wealthy.

(e ) Such sums as may be necessary to enable the Tax Equalization Fund to meet current commitments pending the accumulation of credits; such advances shall be repaid as soon as credits are available in the Tax Equalization Fund

The tax being imposed on bank deposits in Cyprus should unsettle depositors in [...]

As regards the appointment of the Deputy Director-General and Assistant Directors-General, the Director-General should consult the Board and take the latter’s opinion into account; similarly, with respect to changes in the structure of the Secretariat, the Director-General should consult the Board, in accordance with [former] Rule 57, paragraph 3, of the Rules of Procedure of the Executive Board.

The reference to the criteria and procedure for evaluating the proposals as set out in the request for proposals in this provision reiterates the prohibition of modification of those criteria and procedures during the dialogue stage, found in paragraph (9) of the article as explained in paragraphs [**42 and 43**] above.

[...] 3 per cent levied on disbursements from the Fund [...] [...]

While the C/5 document, once adopted by the General Conference, will remain UNESCO’s key programme for the biennium, and the expected results for each main line of action (or intersectoral platform) foreseen to be attained through the assessed contributions, and the extrabudgetary contributions already on hand, the funding, through further extrabudgetary contributions, of additional activities, fully aligned with the strategic objectives and sectoral priorities of the C/4 and C/5 documents, will enhance the impact of UNESCO’s action in favour of its Member States, and broaden and deepen the Organization’s outreach.

Provisions to reduce both the demand for and the supply of tobacco are contained in the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control and taxing tobacco is one of the most cost-effective health measures that Governments can take.

On 20 May 2011, the Government of the United Kingdom notified the Eritrean authorities that, since aspects of the collection of the 2 per cent tax may be unlawful and in breach of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, until it was demonstrated otherwise, the Eritrean embassy should suspend, immediately and in full, all activities relating to the collection of the tax.29 The Government of Germany has also demanded that Eritrea cease collection of the 2 per cent tax involving the use of Eritrean diplomatic missions on German territory.30 Members of the Eritrean diaspora have increasingly begun to challenge the legality of the tax under the laws of their host countries.31 93.