The phrase "administrative simplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ease of managing or organizing administrative tasks or processes.
Example: "The new policy was designed with administrative simplicity in mind, making it easier for staff to follow procedures."
Alternatives: "administrative ease" or "operational simplicity".
For administrative simplicity, it may be best to have a dedicated agency within the Inland Revenue collecting the premiums.
There are good reasons to include such a tax, such as the greater administrative simplicity of collecting some taxes at the business level and the desire to avoid possibilities for sheltering individual income inside corporations.
Yet the system is far from perfect: though Estonian institutions set up from scratch do indeed tend to be ultra-efficient, those inherited from Soviet days like the xenophobic immigration authority are anything but.Mr Jansa, a fan of Estonia's administrative "simplicity", is trying to catch up.
Fourth, administrative simplicity.
So, there you have it: revenue generation, economic efficiency, social equity, administrative simplicity, federal consistency, and political feasibility -- all need to be achieved at the same time.
The administrative simplicity of the single-payer system would save on overhead costs, while the costs of care would go down because the profit margins private insurers would be cut out of the equation.
In a bid to make the scheme more palatable, the trust has looked at retaining the central principle of a non-contributory scheme and the abolition of the personal tax allowance, but retaining other means-tested benefits such as tax credits, so depriving the scheme of the simplicity and administrative savings once promised.
"For those who hunger for simplicity and for administrative tidiness, for there to be a White Paper which can kind of set out exactly what's going to happen, it's not going to be like that," said Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude when pressed for a definition on BBC Radio 4's PM programme.
The automotive industry is a multinational industry that already has spread their production factories in different continents and in different countries in order to take advantage of the local conditions (raw materials availability, cost of labour, taxation level, simplicity of local administrative requirements by the government, and many more).
Another advantage is the simplicity of the administrative procedures involved.
Moreover, due to its simplicity, this hybrid approach does not affect the administrative overhead of the CDN architecture.
