Sentence examples for was reported correctly from inspiring English sources

The Internal Revenue Service requires that individuals be able to produce records proving any income, deductions or credit claimed for at least three years from the date of a return, the statute of limitations for how long the I.R.S. has to assess additional tax if all income was reported correctly.

This was a typo consistent throughout the article, and should have been 334 (168 intervention, 166 control – which was reported correctly).

One of the 80 patients had erroneously omitted that he was treated for hypertension; in the remaining 79 cases, medical history was reported correctly.

(5) Except for formal issues (specification of authors, publication date, etc)., each reviewer shall not only document whether specific information was reported but also whether it was correct, (e.g., whether the risk of bleeding was reported, and whether it was reported correctly).

In other words, simply dividing "reported energy" by "observed energy" without examining which items or amounts were reported correctly provides little insight into reporting accuracy.

It is important to make sure that the trust is being reported correctly as an asset on the Fafsa.

"If we make a mistake, obviously we have to do whatever it takes to make sure the results are reported correctly," he said.

The Costeja records were public, and they were reported correctly by the newspaper at the time; constitutionally, the press has a nearly absolute right to publish accurate, lawful information.

But Harvey Weiss, executive director of the National Inhalant Prevention Coalition in Austin, Tex., said that the figures might be low because they were not being reported correctly and did not include several suburbs and rural areas.

Meg Whitman, HP's CEO, said that if the figures had been reported correctly then the operating margins would have been "28 to 30%, rather than 45%." Intriguingly, until the second quarter of 2008, Autonomy's operating margins wavered from 28%to37%7% - but after that they took off, hitting a peak of 50% in the fourth quarter of 2009.

She tweeted: "If what I am hearing from #sdhustings is being reported correctly I as a DUP MLA disagree and disassociate myself from such comments".