In 2009, the New York legislature amended the New York captive law to prevent its abuse as a tax shelter, by requiring that a captive's revenues must primarily derive from "bona fide" insurance premiums, meaning that they constitute payments for "insurance" for federal income tax purposes.
(g) Payments made in accordance with this section shall constitute payment in full and the provider or agent for the provider may not impose any additional charge on a veteran or his or her health care insurer for any inpatient services for which payment is made by the VA.
(c) Payments made in accordance with the provisions of §§ 17.900 through 17.905 shall constitute payment in full.
In Belgium this constitutes payments from the government's healthcare budget as well as patients' co-payments.
Because these situations are considered to fall within the normal expectations for these staff, they would not constitute grounds for payment of additional compensation and the staff member would not receive payment in excess of 100% of the FTE salary.
For OGA and TEBE, for which the relevant disaggregated information was available (data not presented in Table 4), fixed per diem fees in 2003 represented 48.4% and 17.0%, respectively, of total payments to private clinics; the rest constituted fee-for-service payments for procedures and examinations performed during hospitalization.
Legal advice supports this position, and lawyers have been clear that awarding a further month's salary for special advisers in this position would constitute a payment above the contractual entitlement," Manzoni said.
So, y'know, that constitutes a payment to the witness for testimony, which, y'know, would then impugn the integrity of the witness.
The illegality of the tax, and the threatened sale of the shares for its payment, constitute of themselves alone no ground for such interposition.
Payment for travel constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions set out therein.
