I think I sent something about this to you yesterday - here's a friendly reminder from Houston. Let me know if you guys want help changing these deals. Kate
Answer: Deals-LADWPPX
In case anyone was wondering..... RE: Tax Refunds The amount of your payment is based on the taxable income shown on your 2000 return. The amount is 5% of your taxable income up to a maximum of $300 for a single taxpayer, $500 for head of household and $600 for a married couple filing jointly. If your tax liability after nonrefundable credits is less than these maximum amounts, your limit is the smaller of this amount or 5% of your taxable income. If you did not have a tax liability for 2000 but do have one for 2001, you may be able to claim the tax credit on your 2001 return. This means for those of you who made at least $6000 in taxable income last year (2000), you will receive $300 back on the date scheduled below: Receive your check by: Last two digits of your SSN: July 23 00-09 July 30 10-19 August 6 20-29 August 13 30-39 August 20 40-49 August 27 50-59 Sept 3 60-69 Sept 10 70-79 Sept 17 80-89 Sept 24 90-99 See you at the liquor store! Ryan F. Ruppert Geologist Saudi Arabia Gas Resources ExxonMobil Exploration GPP3-389 P.O. Box 4778 Houston, Texas 77210
Answer: Thanks Uncle Sam...Bock.....Bock....
Here is a good example of the problem to which your research project pertains. This info. could be devastating in the next rate case ( or sooner) if disclosed. How comfortable are we with our privilege arguments? DF
Answer: The memo
I have taken the email that Connie and Trish forwarded to us and broken it down into direct questions. Dave Odle will be preparing the hig level comparison of Version 1.3 to Version 1.4. (minor, major and new). If you have time to respond to these items (by company) by 3:00 p.m., tomorrow, I will try to consolidate and have them prepared for display and discussion. Thanks. <<PUCT Staff Questions-Concerns to be Addressed.doc>>
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PUCT Staff Questions/Concerns