Do not allow "inconvenience" to become an excuse to blur the lines or this will ultimately lead to boundary violations and phony justifications based on cooked-up logic about trying to substitute one payment for another.
Seguro Popular has a progressive affiliation fee, which substitutes the payment of subsequent services.
South Korea, which is a bellwether for numerous technology trends across the globe (i.e. VoIP, micro-transactions, virtual goods), has more than 55percentt of their population using mobile banking and more than 10percentt substituting mobile payments for their credit cards.
They often offer tenants the option to substitute a monthly payment for an increase in the deposit.
"There is simply no authority," he wrote, "for respondents to unilaterally substitute a different payment vehicle, or to impose the repayment burden on different obligators".
It appears that the current infrastructure in India is far more conducive for mobile and online payments than is using cards at POS. Mobile and online payments substitute POS, primarily because there is almost a negative cost associated with using online cashless instruments (frequent discounts and loyalty points along with no time cost) as opposed POS payments.
Putting a company name to a race is not comparable to nor a substitute for levy payments, because sponsorship is a commercial decision made for tangible benefits.
Despite Ezekiel J. Emanuel's implication, Arkansas isn't the only state to plan to substitute "bundled" medical payments for fee-for-service.
Second, supply-side cost-sharing is necessary only if the quantity and effort are substitutes and the payment contract involves hourly fees.
The Federal Vacation Law rules out the possibility to substitute additional wage payments for such vacation entitlements if they are not used, unless the employment relationship is terminated.
