contributions.

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Определение contributions. в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь: katkıları; katkılar

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Определение contributions. в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: contribs
In 1840 Mr. Whittier took up his residence at Amesbury, where he has since resided, and whence he forwarded his contribs. to the National Era, Washington.; In pension and other social insurance plans, payments made by covered persons, employers, or both, to meet all or a portion of the costs of the plan; The amount of money that is paid into your retirement fund account each month by you and your employer It is expressed as a percentage of your pensionable earnings; plural of contribution; Additional funds allotted to an account from the client; Thanks to Mr Nguyen Dai Quy for contributing RPM packages; Funds paid by a member into his/her retirement account; Specified amounts that employees may be required to pay in order to obtain health coverage for themselves or their families; A percentage of all earnings subject to WRS reporting varying with employment category Employee contributions are mandatory and may be made by the employer as a fringe benefit Employer contributions are required and are actuarially determined each year The combination of the employee and employer contributions and investment earnings will pay the eligible benefit; This is the major source of funding for the SSD program Placement fees cover only a small part of the costs of breeding or acquiring, housing, feeding, training, providing medical care and providing equipment for dogs which are placed Individuals and organizations provide direct contributions, do fund-raisers, and solicit business support Contributions to SSD may be Tax-Deductible Consider also becoming a MEMBER of SSD; An individual's contributions to an organization include such things as effort, skills, ability, time, and loyalty (3); Money put into a project, including European Funds (ERDF, ESF,etc ) and Matching Funding Not to be confused with Leverage; (1) Gifts to qualified charitable organizations as opposed to gifts to private individuals Such contributions are generally deductible on Schedule A; amounts of money placed into a fund