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REMITTER, estates. To be placed back in possession.
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In partnership with community and ethnic associations, TIGRA is organizing Million Dollar Clubs in immigrant neighborhoods (networked as an association of remitters transnationally) that can advocate for "transnational community benefits agreements" with industry leaders to support community reinvestment strategies. For the current year and the period nine years prior, governments should identify the payers (or remitters, where appropriate) of their most significant own-source revenue, the amount of revenue base (as described in paragraphs 14 and 15) attributable to each or actual taxes levied on each, and the percentage of each amount relative to the total revenue base or total taxes levied, respectively. It held that the clause requires that a putative taxpayer (or tax collector and remitter, in the case of use taxes) have "substantial nexus' with the taxing state. |
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