In 2005, 92percentt of businesses and 35percentt of individuals filed their taxes electronically, reducing paperwork and speeding up the payment of returns.
Several years ago, the I.R.S. emptied Mr. V.'s bank account to settle payment of a return it constructed based on his W-2 form after he failed to file a return.
The Securities and Exchange Commission definition of a Ponzi scheme is, "an investment fraud that involves the payment of purported returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors".
Such reforms will be based on the economic rationale of payment in return for the provision of natural capital benefits such as biodiversity, carbon sequestration, landscape and recreation.
Keating won payment in return, of sorts, when new BBC1 soap Out of the Blue was dumped on BBC2 after it failed to meet ratings expectations.
We let for-profit companies raise massive capital in the stock market by offering investment returns, but we forbid the payment of a financial return ("profit") in charity.
But the old problem of a rapacious ruling class has been compounded by the arrival of foreign companies willing, it appears in retrospect, to do anything to get a slice of the pie, including payment of bribes in return for sweetheart contracts.
Generally accepted accounting principles and related accounting rules consider that payment of equities in return for goods or services is the same as cash.
The dispute was resolved when the elder Fownes Luttrell offered to resign that December, in favour of Pownall, on the condition that Pownall seek his approval before nominating any of his friends or himself in future; a draft document outlining his other conditions included a payment of £3,000 in return for his resignation.
These non-members experience the cost of lost payment in return.
In July 2014, Complex/Do Androids Dance writer Michael Abernathy (AKA Nappy) questioned whether Slingshot was an example of payola, defined as "secret payment in return for the promotion of a product or service".
