zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
October 28, 2017 – Equity Panel Discussion – 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM Yes No ATL17-48 Creating Culturally Responsive Learning Environments 1.25 Yes October 28, 2017 – Educational Sessions VII – 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM – Choose 1 of 6 Yes No ATL17-18 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-49 SchoolsNEXT Presentations Part I 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-20 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-21 1 Yes Yes No NE17-12 1 Yes October 28, 2017 – Educational Sessions VIII – 3:15 PM – 4:15 PM – Choose 1 of 7 Yes No SD15-29 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-22 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-23 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-24 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-25 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes October 28, 2017 – Educational Sessions IX – 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM – Choose 1 of 6 Yes No ATL17-26 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-27 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes Yes No ATL17-50 SchoolsNEXT Presentations Part II 1 Yes Yes No 1 Yes October 29, 2017 – Educational Sessions X – 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM – Choose 1 of 3 Yes No ATL17-31 1.5 Yes
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clarification. The arbitrator not only interfered in the evidence and cross-examination of witnesses, but he seemed the most active questioner.' [36] The learned judge then goes on to give very useful guidelines to arbitrators in para 31 of the judgment. In particular, he states: 'The arbitrator should always remain independent and impartial and he/she cannot that any party gain the perception that he/she is not a neutral and impartial adjudicator. In this regard the arbitrator: does not descend into the arena; does not cross-examine any witness; only ask questions for clarification or to provide guidance; (d) does not interrupt or stop cross-examination, unless it is clear that the questions being asked in cross-examination are repetitive, have already been answered, or do not have any relevance; give any indication how he or she feels about the evidence or give any indication how he or she may decide . . . . .' [37] It sets too high a standard to hold, as suggested by counsel for the employee, that an irregularity must be accompanied by malice or dishonesty in order to be reviewable. There is a line of authority which holds that arbitrator 'misconduct' connotes malice and dishonesty. We do not need to decide what constitutes misconduct in the present appeal because the matter falls for determination on the alternative ground of gross irregularity. What is clear though is that a 'gross
Types of Activity Expenditure ESF (a) (£,000) ERDF (b) (£,000) Total ESF ERDF (£,000) (a+b) Ref Ref Total F led initiatives/ community projects to deliver support for individuals and to facilitate other community and business projects including in transport. 527 379 0 379 01 189 C1 1 C001 103 C5 1 C003 79 C8 0 C004 37 P11 0 C005 2 P12 0 C016 73 G Provide small grants fund to enable community to establish and develop small scale community economic including in transport 232 126 45 172 01 63 C1 3 C001 34 C5 2 C003 26 C8 2 C004 15 P11 4 C005 1 P12 0 C016 0 479 63 316 379 01 31 C1 11
ATLANTIC CITY SITE COORDINATOR Sylvia Stewart Supervisor of Language Arts, Literacy and Media 1300 Atlantic Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 08401 Tel: (609)343-7200 Email: TEACHER LEADERS Lynn Massari 4115 Ventnor Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 08401 Tel: (609) 343-7250 x7128 Email: Bruce Williams Uptown School Complex 323 Madison Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 08401 Tel: (344) 8809 x4625 Fax: (609) 641-2280 Email: brucew952@hotmail.com
Note: If using named ranges, then these must still exist in the host document before the saved query can be used. Saved queries can be made available for shared use or can be for your own use as private queries. Shared saved queries are saved in a common network folder. You can move saved queries between these folders as you see fit. You can copy, rename and delete queries as necessary. Because the Saved query is held as a file on your file system, you can easily distribute them. Uses queries are used when: You want to re-use a particular report definition as a component in different reports or documents You want to provide a pre-defined parameters to for another user who has a runtime license only You want to mask the complexities, and therefore potential errors, of building a particular query from an end user You frequently are asked to provide a figure and the presentation format of which might vary. For example, you may include a saved query in answer to an email You want to make a particular report portable in your organization. Steps to saving a query Follow this outline to save a query: When inserting or editing an existing function From within the function’s task pane, select Save as… to reveal the save form Enter a name for the saved query Enter an extended description Tick to save the query as shared, else it is saved for private use only When using the Query builder menu Open the Query builder menu and select the reporting function for which you are saving a query Build the query using the task pane as normal Use Save as… or Save (If over-writing an existing query) to reveal the save form Enter a name for the saved query Enter an extended description Tick to save the as shared, else it is saved for private use only Lab Exercises You have created two Balance functions: 1) All for the year 2008 and 2) all sales for the year 2007. You want to make these available for people in the sales team so that they can use these figures in whichever format they choose; whether that is Word, Outlook, Excel or Powerpoint. You know these functions are in one of your workbooks (AX2012 LAB 7.4.4.1 – Saved Balance
* Philothamnus macrops Usambara Philothamnus nitidus Loveridge’s green-snake Philothamnus punctatus Speckled green-snake Philothamnus semivariegatus Spotted bush snake/spotted wood snake Hapsidophrys lineata Black-lined green snake Thrasops jacksoni Jackson’s tree snake *Thrasops schmidti Schmidt’s black tree snake Rhamnophis aethiopissa Large-eyed green tree snake Scaphiophis albopunctatus Hook-nosed snake Scaphiophis raffreyi Ethiopian hook-nosed snake Boiga blandingii Blanding’s tree snake (some authorities use the name Toxicodryas for African Boiga, although research indicates there are no significant differences between the African and Asian forms) Boiga pulverulenta Powdered tree snake Telescopus dhara Large-eyed snake Telescopus semiannulatus Tiger snake Crotaphopeltis braestrupi Tana herald snake Crotaphopeltis degeni Degen’s water snake/yellow-flanked snake Crotaphopeltis hotamboeia White-lipped snake/white lip Dipsadoboa flavida Cross-barred tree snake Dispholidus Boomslang Thelotornis mossambicanus (Thelotornis capensis) Savanna vine snake * Thelotornis usambaricus Usambara vine snake (of doubtful validity) Dasypeltis atra Montane egg-eater Dasypeltis medici Rufous African egg-eater
FLOUR Polenta Chana/Chick Pea flour Corn flour Pea flour Coconut 500gr Potato Starch Rice flour Semolina Tapioca Starch Atta flour wheat 5Kg Almond Flour Barley Kg Urid Kg SALT 50Kg medium Black salt Pink salt BAKING Baking powder 250g 1kg Castor sugar 1kg Icing sugar 1kg Cocoa 1kg White Sugar candy 400g Hundreds + 1000s 100g Choc Vermicelli 100g Silver-balls 40g Green Cherries 80g Red Cherries 80g Angelica 40g Rainbow Vermicelli 80g Kiwi Curd Strawberry Curd Lemon Curd Granadilla Curd Blueberry Mix Cut Peel OILS Axe oil medicated 3ml Axe oil medicated 10ml Amla oil 375ml Gold medal oil 10ml Attar/Perfurm Black seed/Kalonji oil Orange oil 5ml Dabur amla oil 200ml Rose oil 5ml Coconut oil 1L Lemon oil 5ml Musk oil 5ml Neem oil Wonder Cream pack Tea tree oil
THAI Coconut cream powder 60g Coconut 400g tins Coconut milk 400g tins Curry paste Red & Green Fish sauce Galanga Lime leaves/ 50g Rice vermicilli Flat Rice noodles Noodles Mango pulp 850g Soya sauce 150ml Peanut Oil 500ml Peanut Oil 1L Sesame Oil 1L Mustard Oil Mustard Oil 1L Tinned Okra Thai Green Curry (wet) RICE Basmati white rice Basmati health rice Basmati sella Ashoka basmati rice Orient basmati rice Biryani basmati pack Parboiled rice Unpolished rice Indian white rice Biryani rice Thai fragrant rice Puffed rice 400g Indian basmati rice Cous Cous PURE SAFFRON ½ gram 1 gram 2 gram 4 gram BREADS & ROTI’S Plain White Roti’s Garlic & Parsley Roti’s Cocktail Roti’s Nutty Wheat Naan Bread wraps Medium wraps Groceries Falooda mix Cotton wool 500g Boeber mix A1 Vermicilli 200g Sunshine Vermicilli Rose 750ml Rose 375ml Rose water 375ml
DRIED FRUIT Tambrind & Meebos sweets Apricots 500gr Dry Bor Sun dried tomato 500gr Sun dried tomato 100gr China Fruit 450gr Cherry cake mix 500gr Iranian Dates 10Kg Iranian Dates 500gr Medjool 5KG Medjool Dates 500gr Dates 1kg Dried Mango 250gr Mango 100gr Mebos plain 250gr Mebos whole 220gr Mebos sugar 250gr Fruit dainties/lollies 250gr Raisins 500gr Mixed dried fruit 500gr Sultanas 500gr Mecca Mebos Prunes NUTS 1KG 100GR 500GR Almonds Mixed Nuts Cashew nuts plain Cashew nuts salted Peanuts & Raisins 250g Charoli Macadamia Nuts Pecan Nuts Pistachio Nuts (shells) Pistachio Nuts (no shell) Peanuts red skin raw Peanuts redskin 250g Pine Kernels Walnuts Slivered Almonds Sliced Almonds Hazel Nuts Brazil Nuts
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Brown, R.A. and Soummer, R., “New Completeness Methods for Estimating Exoplanet Discoveries by Direct Detection,” ApJ, V. 715, No. 1, pp. 122-131 (2010) Postman, M., “Science Drivers for the Next Generation UVOIR Space Telescope,” AAS Boston meeting (2014) Feinberg, L. et al, “A cost-effective and serviceable ATLAST 9.2-m telescope architecture,” SPIE 9143 (2014) Guyon, O., Matsuo, O. and Angel, R., “Coronagraphic Low Order Wavefront Sensor: Principle and Application to a Phase-Induced Amplitude Coronagraph,” ApJ, V. 693 (2009) Pueyo, L. and Norman, C., “High-contrast Imaging with an Arbitrary Aperture: Active Compensation of Aperture Discontinuities,” ApJ, V. 769, No. 2 (2013) Lyon, R. G., Clampin, M., Petrone, P., Mallik, U., Madison, T., and Bolcar, M. R. “High contrast vacuum nuller testbed contrast, performance, and null control,” SPIE 8442 (2012) M., et al. “DAVINCI, a dilute aperture visible coronagraph instrument,” SPIE 7013 (2008) S. et al, Exo-S: Starshade Probe-Class Exoplanet Direct Imaging Mission Concept, JPL CL#14-1548 (2014) J. and Shaklan, S., “Optimizing coronagraph designs to minimize their contrast sensitivity to low-order optical aberrations,” SPIE 5170 (2003) G., Barrett, D., Bolton, J., Dahl, R., Michaels, E., Mallette, M., Johnson, J., “Kodak AMSD mirror program: overview and cryo test results,” SPIE 5180 (2004) J., Weaver , G., and Redding, D. “Silicon Carbide for Space Optics,” AAS Annual Meeting (2012)
AT Leadership Network Meeting April 13, 2017 What & Why How/Materials + Notes Welcome, Networking, Celebrations- (Why)-To learn about each other, network, welcome new friends, and get ready for the day Table and whole group discussion A big thanks for helping with BTH presenters!! Needs Assessment 2017-18 (Why) to help improve our services, understand your needs and collect data Please respond to this quick Current Needs & Problem Solving (Why) Help each other out with ideas, resources, and outside the box thinking Q: How are we handling BYOD for AT- are you conducting your own AT assessment (ex AAC) “dynavox is coming”… OCR complaint about LEA’s website and documents being inaccessible!! It’s coming (refer to AEM info below) Q: Anyone have an efficient workflow process for students annotating worksheets and turning them back in? Q: Ideas for student (6yo) dystonic or athetoid movements and computer access? STT, eye gaze, …? Whole group discussion Q: How are we handling BYOD for AT- are you conducting your own AT assessment (ex AAC) “dynavox from home is coming and we want school to use it”… Not a one size fits all, if device seems appropriate, may not do eval… if questionable, yes, do own assessments. Some LEAs have policy to do own eval no matter what scenario. Really should make a good effort to make home device work in school if you can- family buy-in in long run usu. More important than the small differences in robust AAC apps/devices (since all have core, fringe, ABC, etc, just organized differently) State of the Region (Why) To about federal and statewide regs/initiatives that relate to AT and apply info to our work. STAAR Writing Debrief AEM iin beta from Benetech! Group effort and discussion STAAR: RRISD and Hutto STAAR I want to share feedback/data with TEA- survey coming TEA asked for PD this summer on AT supports for writing!! I’ll keep you posted and get your input. Frequently misspelled word lists- can help with this from texthelp
What to share with IT for summer network configurations, google dashboard, whitelists, etc? To work smarter and give students & teachers access to free/low cost tools An idea/example AT Operating Guidelines/Policies and Procedure Needs including documenting AT as a Related Service…SAS; see discussion for an example To...Curate it Operationalize it Where are the gaps To be able to sustain AT program practices even after you’re gone Guiding Document Including Assistive Technology in the IEP-QIAT- is not really how we’re finding is best to document AT “as a related service”- really move toward implementation plan and not in schedule of services page PLC’s - Summer - 2016-17 AT professional development ideas or needs... Manor PFISD writing pd model explained No AT drive by… gotta model for and train our teachers/students to use during instruction Lunch Nourishment and laughter AAC for students with VI/CVI… ...tell us more!?? See example with high contrast and nav commands Any from Jimmy Hudson and eye gaze? Partner assisted scan + eye gaze, but with high contrast symbols and navigational commands? - Disability Dad blog - son has CP, CVI, epilepsy. Read other posts,too Gotta model !!!! webinar How To’s on Backing Up/Transfer/Saving Customizations on ACC devices and iCloud Ex: whose drop box account are profiles being backed up to? How often is this done or do you set it to back up automatically? Who decides guided acces code and where/how is code Some of us figured it out yet:) Discussion= student level passwords and how to organize this- SLP back up itunes“frequently” save copies on your google drive and AAC contact drive- could be during indirect week. AT ipad= AT team sets guided access or
A.T.Tips Cast: Loudoun County Schools AT Tip of the Day Calendar: State of the Region STAAR and STAAR A technology updates JC Sanders What Test? Who Decides STAAR is always the first consideration. Only after that consideration to you look at STAAR A or STAAR Alt 2. The ARD team makes this decision. Decisions should not be based upon what happened last year (technical glitches, etc), but upon what the student needs this year. STAAR Alt 2 This year’s test is similar to last years. This year’s testing window is April 4 – April 22, 2016. The preview window will be the 2 weeks in March just prior to these dates. Preview Test Materials. Test administrators & test administrator assistance should use the preview period to prepare accommodations prior to administering the assessment according to the guidelines outlined in the “Accommodations” section of the manual and practice reading the script following the “Presentation Instructions” and “Scoring Instructions” for each item. Test materials must be kept in locked, secure storage throughout the day when not in use. Test materials (including photocopied pages from the student booklet) must be returned to the campus coordinator at the end of each day and be checked in and out using the Materials Control Form To learn about statewide AT plans and resources, specifically focusing on reading supports and helping students progress in reading (top highly emphasized need based on scores/data, etc) Apply info to our work. Handouts/Resources Quick STAAR Update – JC Sanders’s PPT document Alternate 2 STAAR Alternate 2 Resources on TEA Website: STAAR Alternate 2 Educator Guide: STAAR Alternate 2 2015-2016 Participation Requirements: Allowable Accommodations for STAAR Alternate 2: STAAR A A Resources on TEA Website: STAAR A Eligibility Criteria: Unified Minimum System Requirements for the Administration of Online Assessments: STAAR A Tutorials are now posted: Eligibility for Spelling Assistance and/or Basic Transcribing JC’s answer to question posed during meeting.
Participant List Course name ATLS® (9th Edition) Date of course Name of regional centre (organising body e.g. hospital/Trust/university) Course serial number (provided when RCS approves your course) Name of course venue (physical location where course held) Course administrator (name, phone and email) Email this form no later than one week after the course to . Please complete the boxes in full, ensuring the relevant critique forms are attached, as failure to provide the information requested will lead to a delay in the issue of certificates. THE NAME SHOWN BELOW WILL BE THE NAME PRINTED ON THE CERTIFICATE ALONG WITH THE NAME OF THE REGIONAL CENTRE Max 24 (Mr, Ms, Dr etc) First name(s) Last name Post & Grade Specialty Workplace (hospital name – not Trust unless NHS locum) GMC number (if not applicable then DOB must be given) Date of (include if no GMC number) (ddmmyy) Email address MCQ score Pass status P/F/I Items IP Check box if YES 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Scanned or Imaged Material, including Statutory Declarations In the event that the Customer requires clarification of the Response, the Potential Supplier may be required to courier or security post the originals of the signature and/or initialled pages to the Customer at the address specified at A.A.5 within [X] business days of the Closing Time. Option 2 Responses should be lodged with: Name: [Insert Contact’s name (or delete this line)] Position title: [Insert Contact’s position (or delete this line)] Reference number (if applicable): [Insert Agency reference (or delete this line)] Option 2(a) Address for lodgement: [If you require hard copy Responses, insert postal or physical address for lodgement (and delete Option 1 and 2(b) and 2(c)] or Option 2(b) Email address: [To receive Responses by email, insert email address for lodgement (and delete Option 1 and 2(a) and 2(c)] or Option 2(c) Fax number: [To receive Responses by fax, insert fax number for lodgement (and delete Option 1 and 2(a) and 2(b)] by the Closing Time specified at A.A.1 [Key Events and A.A.6 Customer’s Contact Officer Drafting Note: Select Option 1 if you want to nominate a position as the Contact Officer. Select Option 2 if you want to name a person as the Contact Officer. Including telephone contact details is optional. If no telephone details are to be included delete the line. It is important that any communications from potential Suppliers are dealt with as promptly as possible. To achieve this, it is worthwhile to consider using contact details that multiple officers can access. Make sure that any person nominated will be available throughout the process. Option 1 For all matters relating to this ATM, the Customer’s Contact Officer will be the person occupying the position of [Insert Contact’s position] Telephone: [Insert Contact’s telephone number or delete this line] Email: [Insert Contact’s email address] Option 2 For all matters relating to this ATM, the Customer’s Contact Officer will be: Name: [Insert Contact’s name] Telephone: [Insert Contact’s telephone number or delete this line] Email: [Insert Contact’s email address] ATM Special Conditions
and the director shall report his findings to the town administrator and board of selectmen. In no event shall the tax rate for the year be approved until submission of an annual tax rate recapitulation based on the actions the town has approved or taken to achieve a balanced budget. (b) In any year during which bonds, notes or an amortization amount authorized under this act remain outstanding, the commissioner of revenue shall not certify the annual tax rate of the town of Templeton until an audit report for the preceding fiscal year has been received and accepted by the director. The audit report shall be prepared by a certified public accountant in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and shall include accompanying financial statements. (c) In any year during which bonds, notes or an amortization amount authorized under this act remain outstanding, the town shall submit to the director quarterly reports presenting a budget to actual comparison of revenues and expenditures. The written reports shall be submitted within 30 days after the conclusion of each fiscal quarter and shall be in such form and include such information and detail as the director may prescribe. (d) In any year during bonds, notes or an amortization amount authorized by this act remain outstanding, the town shall not issue any bond, note or other form of indebtedness without written notification to, and the approval of, the director. (e) In any year during which bonds, notes or an amortization amount authorized by this act remain outstanding, the town shall submit to the director a balance sheet, and have its free cash certified prior to the setting of the annual tax rate. (f) The director may waive any reporting or filing requirements contained in this section. SECTION 4. This act take effect upon its passage. Passed/May 21st @ 7:42pm CITIZEN’S PETITION: SEX OFFENDER RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS The purpose of this bylaw is to see of the Town of Templeton will add a level 2 and 3 sex offender residency restriction bylaw to existing bylaws. Section 1. Determinations, Intent and Historical context The purpose and intent of this By-law is in keeping with the understanding that sex offenders classified as level 2 or 3 pose a moderate to high risk of re-offense. By
ATN Inv 3 REVIEW Short Answer 1. Together, siblings Brandon, Brooke, Trent, and Trisha owe their parents $100. Write a number sentence to show how much each sibling owes if they share the debt equally. (Be sure to use negative numbers where appropriate.) Find each value. 2. __________ 3. 20 · (–6) __________ 4. –12 · (–10) __________ 5. __________ 6. Find each product or quotient. a. __________ b. __________ c. __________ d. __________ e. __________ f. __________ 7. Insert = or to make each statement true. a. b. c. d. Answer true or false, and explain your answer. 8. The product of two negative integers is always negative. __________ 9. The product of a negative integer and a positive integer is always negative. __________ 10. __________ 17. __________
2017 Annual Convention Spokane, WA Resolution #17 - 00 PREAMBLE We, the members of the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians of the United States, invoking the divine blessing of the Creator upon our efforts and purposes, in order to preserve for ourselves and our descendants rights secured under Indian Treaties, Executive Orders, and benefits to which we are entitled under the laws and constitution of the United States and several states, to enlighten the public toward a better understanding of the Indian people, to preserve Indian cultural values, and otherwise to promote the welfare of the Indian people, do hereby establish and submit the following resolution: WHEREAS, the Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians (ATNI) are representatives of and advocates for national, regional, and specific tribal concerns; and WHEREAS, ATNI is a regional organization comprised of American Indians/Alaska Natives and tribes in the states of Washington, Idaho, Oregon, Montana, Nevada, Northern California, and Alaska; and WHEREAS, the health, safety, welfare, education, economic and employment opportunity, and preservation of cultural and natural resources are primary and objectives of the ATNI; and WHEREAS, ; now THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that ATNI does hereby; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ATNI CERTIFICATION
The table below outlines the package contents. Name Document Date Document Status Version Comments Package Status ATO ABNREGSTS.0002 2017 Csharp Rule Implementation.zip 20.04.2017 Final 1.0 Non-functional changes in this version: Folder versioned up to Final (1.0) Updated ATO ABNREGSTS.0002 2017 Response Message Structure Table.xlsx 20.04.2017 Final 1.0 Non-functional changes in this version: Folder versioned up to Final (1.0) Updated ATO ABNREGSTS.0002 2017 Request Message Structure Table.xlsx 20.04.2017 Final 1.0 Non-functional changes in this version: Folder versioned up to Final (1.0) Updated ato.abnregsts.0002.2017.prefill.01.00.xsd 20.04.2017 Final 1.0 Final version with no functional changes Present ato.abnregsts.0002.2017.prefill.response.01.00.xsd 20.04.2017 Final 1.0 Final version with no functional changes Present
The following is a list of issues and/or future work to be implemented. There may be impacts to successful development until the issues are resolved or the future scope has been implemented (as an example where a service is deployed over multiple iterations and won’t be complete for some time). Issue # Issue Description Impacted Interactions Reference Number Resolution Proposed EVTE Date Proposed PROD Date Issue Status (Open/ Closed/ Deferred) n/a Change # Change Description Impacted Interactions Proposed EVTE Date Proposed PROD Date Change Status (Open/ Closed) n/a
BAS – Y Monthly GST, WET, LCT, PAYG-I, PAYG-W, FBT, FTC G1, 1A, 1B, 7A* N/A G1, G2, G3, G10, G11, 1A, 1B, 7A* * only where registered for deferred GST GSTR - P Annual GST Annual Return GST, WET, LCT G1, 1A, 1B N/A N/A GSTR-P Annual (report annually for a Quarterly GST Instalment client) GST Annual Return GST, WET, LCT N/A G1, 1A, 1B, 1H N/A GSTR – Z Annual GST Annual Return GST, WET, LCT, FTC G1, 1A, 1B N/A N/A AS - B Quarterly PAYG-I, DCOIN N/A N/A N/A AS - I Monthly / Quarterly PAYG-W N/A N/A N/A AS - J Quarterly PAYG-I, PAYG-W, FBT, DCOIN N/A N/A N/A Instalment Notice - N Annual PAYG-I (instalment amount) N/A N/A N/A Instalment Notice - R Quarterly PAYG-I (instalment amount) N/A N/A N/A Instalment Notice - S Quarterly GST (instalment amount) N/A G21, G22, G23, G24 N/A Instalment Notice - T Quarterly GST (instalment amount) and PAYG-I (instalment amount) N/A G21, G22, G23, G24 N/A R – BAS (revisions) Monthly / Quarterly & Annual GST, WET, LCT, FTC, PAYG-I, PAYG-W, FBT, DCOIN G1, 1A, 1B G1, 1A, 1B G1, G2, G3, G10, G11, 1A, 1B GST Calculation Worksheet Monthly / Quarterly & Annual GST Not required Not required No change
4 Refundable tax offsets applied against assessed tax Provides amounts relating to refundable offsets applied against assessed tax including adjusted details. Example: Private Health Insurance Rebate and Franking credit offset. Franking credit offset applied to assessed tax 5 Plus other liabilities Provides amounts relating to liabilities not captured elsewhere. Example: Medicare levy and surcharges, Excess Foreign Income Offset details and Working Holiday details for 2017. Temporary budget repair levy from section 34 income 6 Refundable tax offsets not applied against assessed tax Provides amounts relating to refundable offsets not applied against assessed tax including adjusted details. Example: Private Health Insurance Rebate and Franking credit offset. Franking credit offset applied to assessed tax 7 PAYG and other credit entitlements Provides amounts relating to PAYG Instalments. n/a 8 PAYG withholding credits Provides amounts relating to PAYG withholding. Example: Total tax withheld and TFN amounts withheld. Share of credit for tax withheld where ABN not quoted 9 Credit for tax paid by trustee Provides amounts relating to tax paid by trustees. Example: Trustee credits including sections 98A(2) and 100(2) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936. Sec 100(2) credit 10 Notice of withholding tax Provides amounts relating to the notice of withholding tax. Example: Non Resident Withholding Tax interest, dividends and shortfall amounts. Withholding (interest) tax balance N/A Adjustment reason codes Provides report guidance on adjustment details mapped to values. n/a Table : The flow of groupings to reflect calculation of assessment The balance of this assessment is calculated by using the following formula: Debits Credits plus Section 102AAM interest = Balance of this assessment. The below table lists the fields which contribute to the debits and credits for a 2016 notice of assessment. Debits Credits Tax assessed balance Refundable tax offsets total not applied to assessed tax Medicare levy liability Total PAYG and other credit entitlements Excess private health reduction or refund (rebate reduced) HELP compulsory repayment due after partial deferment SFSS repayment amount due SSL compulsory repayment due after partial deferment
rebate applied to assess tax Private health insurance rebate not applied to assessed tax 'Private health insurance rebate applied to assess tax' (e.g.; $200) Equals 'Private health insurance rebate not applied to assessed tax' (e.g.;$100) Allowed = Allowed. NotAllowed = Not allowed. MaxAllowable = Adjusted to maximum allowable. InfoSupplied = Adjusted as a result of information supplied. AuditOrInv = Adjusted as a result of audit or investigation. TaxagentInfo = Adjusted as a result of information supplied by your tax agent Table : Comparing lodged information with adjustments
A user must be assigned the appropriate authorisation permissions to use the Account, Role and Transaction List services. The table references the SBR service to the relevant permission in Access Manager: Interaction Initiating Party Client Type Access Manager Permission Permission UI label clntacc.list Business Individuals in business Non-individuals Account.View Account details -View Business Intermediary Tax Agent Non-Individuals Individuals Client.Account.View Account details -View BAS clntaccsum.list Business Individuals in business Non-individuals Account.View Account details -View Business Intermediary Tax Agent Non-Individuals Individuals Client.Account.View Account details -View BAS Agent accrole.list Business Individuals in business Non-individuals Tax.Roles.View Tax roles -View Business Intermediary Tax Agent Non-Individuals Individuals Tax roles -View BAS Agent accrolesum.lst Business Individuals in business Non-individuals Tax -View Business Intermediary Tax Agent Non-Individuals Individuals Client.Tax.Roles.View Tax roles -View BAS Agent txlist.list Business Individuals in business Non-individuals Account.View Account details -View Business Intermediary Tax Agent Non-Individuals Individuals Client.Account.View Account details -View BAS Agent Table : Access Manager Permissions
Search for a new client Tax/BAS Agent or Payroll Provider SBR service interaction Add client relationship or remove another agent’s relationship Review Client demographic information (non provider) Figure 1: SBR interactions Client Search and Add client relationship process. Interaction Mandatory Service Orchestration
Action and Interaction Link Level Inputs required Add client curel.0004.2018.submit Client (Income Tax) Reporting party details TFN must be used as the client identifier For an individual Date of Birth and/or name of the entity must be provided For a non-individual the name must be provided The relationship is not completed Add client curel.0004.2018.submit Account Reporting party details For an individual Date of Birth and/or name of the entity must be provided For a non-individual the name must be provided Relationship tuple Relationship action add used Client account sequence number or account identifier must be provided Add client curel.0004.2018.submit Role Reporting party details For an individual Date of Birth and/or name of the entity must be provided For a non-individual the name must be provided Relationship tuple Relationship action add used Client account sequence number or account identifier must be provided Role type specified Table 3: Inputs required when adding client relationships.
The following is a list of issues and/or future work to be implemented. There may be impacts to successful development until the issues are resolved or the future scope has been implemented (as an example where a service is deployed over multiple iterations and won’t be complete for some time). Issue # Description Impacted Interactions Reference Number Resolution Proposed EVTE Date Proposed PROD Date Issue Status (Open/ Closed/ Deferred) Change # Change Description Impacted Interactions Proposed EVTE Date Proposed PROD Date Change Status (Open/ Closed)
undertaken to effect a corporate reorganisation of any of the Company Group will constitute a Business Sale. Commissioner of Taxation the office of Commissioner of Taxation created by section 4 of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 (Cth). Company [insert company name] ACN [insert ACN]. Company Group the Company and each Subsidiary (if any) from time to time. Company Group Member any member of the Company Group. Constitution the constitution of the Company from time to time. Corporations Act the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth). Dispose in relation to a Share or Option: sell, assign, buy-back, redeem, transfer, convey, grant an option over, grant or allow a Security Interest over; 2 enter into any swap arrangement, any derivative arrangements or other similar arrangement; or otherwise directly or indirectly dispose of a legal, beneficial or economic interest in the Share or Option, (and Disposal has a corresponding meaning). Drag-along Notice has the meaning provided in rule 6(c). Eligible Person any employee, contractor or director (or prospective employee, contractor or director) of one or more Company Group Members selected by the Board to participate in the Employee option plan. Employee option plan the Employee Option Plan constituted by these Rules, as amended from time to time. Exercise Notice a notice substantially in the form of Schedule 1.
Submission Guidelines Note: Software products should not multi-thread requests into SBR, unless each thread is being initiated via a direct end-user request. It is not allowable for software products if they have a stockpile of transactions to automatically within their software to spawn multiple threads to push them all through concurrently into SBR. Message Type When to Use When not to Use Consequence of Message Type Example Single Sync or Single Async Where single requests are being initiated by end users and a timely response is critical When requests have been stockpiled by BMS, in this instance this stockpile should be sent as a batch request If unexpected errors are encountered then the client will be returned a message typically along the lines of unexpected error has occurred please retry and if problem exists contact ATO. This means that the ownership belongs on the client to retry and contact ATO. BAS agent lodges an Activity Statement (AS) when the client is present and receives an immediate response. Where single requests are being system initiated and a timely response is critical to the system behaviour For requests which are large in size, in this instance these requests should be sent as a bulk requests Batch When single requests for different entities (same product and service action) have been stock piled for ‘end of day processing’ For requests which are large in size, in this instance these requests should be sent as a bulk requests A Tax Agent, as part of end of day processing, submits multiple Company Tax Return (CTR) with schedules for different clients and will review the result in the next morning.
Standard Business Reporting Australian Taxation Office FBT.0002 2011 Package v1.6 Contents Date: 17th May 2018 This document and its attachments are Unclassified For further information or questions, contact the SBR Service Desk at or call 1300 488 231. International callers may use +61-2-6216 5577
The below outlines the package contents. Name Document Date Document Status Version Comments Package Status ATO FBT.0002 2011 Message Structure Table.xlsx 19.11.2015 Final 1.6 No change from publication. Present ATO FBT.0002 2011 Validation 17.05.2018 Final 1.4 INC000032375456: 2 new VR.ATO.GEN.430318 & VR.ATO.GEN.434223 added to validate ABN element. Updated ATO FBT.0002 2011 Schematron.zip 17.05.2018 Final 1.3 INC000032375456: 2 new rules VR.ATO.GEN.430318 & VR.ATO.GEN.434223 added to validate ABN element. Updated artefacts in this Package: 3 Present artefacts 1 New artefacts 0 Updated artefacts 2 Pending artefacts 0 Removed artefacts 0
ATO FBT.0002 2016 Validation Rules.xlsx INC000025319867 - Deleted rule VR.ATO.GEN.430253 and replaced with VR.ATO.GEN.500037 to allow various text characters. ATO FBT.0002 2016 Schematron.zip Updated FBT Schematron The following artefacts were updated with Non functional changes: Refer to the artefacts change history for further information. ATO FBT.0002 2016 Validation Rules.xlsx INC000023680614 - Updated VR.ATO.GEN.428260, VR.ATO.GEN.428263, VR.ATO.GEN.428265 and VR.ATO.GEN.428267 to replace erroneous apostrophe. Section 3 Schematron changes Updates: Section 3.1 Technical Changes Added FBT.0002 VR.ATO.GEN.500037 Technical Business Rule for FBT129 Section 3.2 Event Message Changes There are no changes to event messages in this package version. Section 4 Known issues and future scope VR.ATO.GEN.500037 had an underscore as an illegal character the underscore was allowed to compensate for the conformance suites using underscores in most payloads. 1.4 10/03/2017 This document has been updated for the March 2017 EVTE Release. Section 2 Package contents Updates: The following artefacts were updated with non-functional changes: ATO FBT.0002 2011 Message Structure Table.xlsx INC000023499826 - Updated MinOccurs as business confirmed item 7 is not a mandatory field FBT40 From: 1 To: 0 The following artefacts were updated with functional changes: Refer to the artefacts change history for further information. ATO FBT.0002 2016 Validation Rules.xlsx INC000023499826 - Deactivated VR.ATO.GEN.410215 for FBT40 as business confirmed item 7 is not a mandatory field ATO FBT.0002 2016 Schematron.zip Updated FBT Schematron Section 3 Schematron changes Updates: Section 3.1 Technical Changes Deleted FBT.0002 VR.ATO.GEN.410215 Technical Business Rule for FBT40
The table below outlines the changes made in the schematron files in this package version. Service Name Schematron ID Change Previous Technical Rule Previous Message ID New Rule New Message ID FVSU.0001 VR.ATO.FVSU.000040 New N/A N/A IF ([FVSU8] <> NULLORBLANK) AND ([FVSU8] CONTAINS "Nil") AND (LENGTH([FVSU8]) > 3) RETURN VALIDATION MESSAGE CMN.ATO.FVSU.000040 FVSU.0001 VR.ATO.FVSU.000041 New N/A N/A IF <> NULLORBLANK) AND (ANY OCCURENCE OF TOKENISE([FVSU8], " ", " ") <> SET("Nil", "ROLL1.0-X", "CONT1.0-X", "CONT2.0-X", "GCON2.0-X", "GROL2.0-X")) RETURN VALIDATION MESSAGE ENDIF CMN.ATO.FVSU.000041 Note: Some modifications to Schematron may not always have an impact to the technical rule or response message. There may be instances where the change made impacts to content not captured in this section such as the ‘Rule Type’ e.g.: Crossform to Crossfield, or updates to the ‘English Business Rule’ or the Namespace Prefix version associated to a data element has incremented. Service Name Schematron ID Change Previous Event Message Previous Message ID New Event Message New Message ID
FVSU.0001 VR.ATO.FVSU.000040 New N/A N/A Message – Short Description: If the standard and version details of the fund's certification contains Nil, it must not contain any other value Message – Long Description: CMN.ATO.FVSU.000040 FVSU.0001 VR.ATO.FVSU.000041 New N/A N/A Message – Short Description: The standard and version details of the fund's certification is invalid Message – Long Description: Valid values for standard and version details of the fund's certification are: Nil, ROLL1.0-X, ROLL2.0-X, CONT1.0-X, CONT2.0-X, GCON2.0-X, GROL2.0-X CMN.ATO.FVSU.000041
1.6 16/06/2016 This document has been updated for the June 2016 EVTE Release. Section 2 Package contents Updates: n/a Additions: n/a Removals: n/a Section 3 Schematron changes There are no new Schematron changes at the time of publication. Section 4 Known issues and future scope Updated to include new known issues, and future scope. As per WO796213. 1.5 17/03/2016 This document has been updated for the 2016 EVTE Release. Section 2 Package contents Updates: The following artefacts have been updated with functional changes: to the artefact's change history for further information. ATO FVSU.0001 2014 Request Message Structure Table.xlsx Remedy WO0000000579752 - BCR 357. Correction for Min value in CST & MST. ATO FVS 2014 Message Repository.xml This file contains the updated response messages for FVS. ATO FVS 2014 Schematron.zip The zip file contains the updated schematron files for FVS. ATO FVSU.0001 2014 Validation Rules.xlsx Remedy WO0000000579752 - BCR 357. Refer to section 2 for details of changes. Additions: n/a Removals: n/a Section 3 Schematron changes An overview of the changes that are included in the latest ATO FVS 2014 Schematron.zip
From: -1 To: 50 Context: RP.{SLSPSeqNum} From: -1 To: 25 Context: RP.{SCSeqNum} From: -1 To: 25 Context: RP.{SaWSeqNum} From: -1 To: 60 Context: RP.{OTHSeqNum} From: -1 To: 100 Context: RP.{IncSeqNum} From: -1 To: 50 Context: RP.{ETPSeqNum} From: -1 To: 25 Context: RP.{PHISeqNum} From: -1 To: 25 The following artefacts were updated with functional changes: ATO IITR.0003 2016 Validation Driver: INC000024051747. Updated NULLORBLANK rule to check for only NULL where necessary. Driver: INC000024051736. Short Message Description updated to use the standard short message format. Added 8 new cardinality rules for previously unlimited context instances
Section 3 Schematron changes An overview of the changes that are included in the latest ATO IITR 2016 Schematron.zip. Section 3.1 Technical Changes Added IITR.003 2016 VR.ATO.IITR.700001 Technical Business Rule IF ([IITR482]<>0 AND [IITR480] = SET("99991", "99992", "99770", "99780")) RETURN VALIDATION MESSAGE ENDIF Section 3.2 Message Changes Added IITR.0003 2016 VR.ATO.IITR.700001 English Business Rule A ‘Business Loss Activity – Industry code’ must be provided when ‘Business Loss activity – type of loss’ is from passive investments. Valid entries for Industry Code are 99991, 99992, 99770, 99780 Error Message Industry Code 99991, 99992, 99770, 99780 can only be used where loss is from passive investments Section 4 Known issues and future scope Removed: (resolved in prior release) INC000020158548 1.3 20/10/2016 This document has been updated for the 14th October 2016 release for EVTE and PROD. Section 1 Introduction Additions: The following subsections have been included: 1.4.2 Circumstances where artefacts are not present in a package 1.4.3 New Services 1.4.4 New messages assocaiated with services (child relationship) Updates: Renamed Section 1.4 from "Summary of impacts on software developers" to "Summary of Artefacts in the ATO package". 1.4.1 In general Section has been reworded to clarify list of artefacts that are included in the package, with artefact status information now located under section 1.4.2. Note: From September 2016 the Message Implementation (MIGs) will not be produced and will be replaced by the ATO Service Registry which is published under the ATO Common information artefacts section on all ATO pages on sbr.gov.au. Section 2 Package contents
The table below outlines the package contents. Name Document Date Document Status Version Comments Package Status ATO CAS.0001 2010 Message Implementation Guide.docx 22.04.2010 Final 1.1 Originally published 22.04.2010 – no change. Present ATO CGLS.0002 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 28.04.2011 Final 1.0 Originally published 28.04.2011 – no change. Present ATO CGTS.0001 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 22.04.2010 Final 1.1 Originally published 22.04.2010 – no change. Present ATO CTR.0002 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 14.07.2013 1.5 Originally published 14.07.2013 – no change. Present ATO CTR.0002 2011 Release Note.docx 14.07.2013 Final 1.1 Originally published 14.07.2013 – no change. Present ATO DIS.0001 2010 Errata.docx 28.08.2012 Final 1.0 Originally published 25.09.2012 – no change. Present ATO DIS.0001 2010 Message Implementation Guide.docx 21.09.2012 Final 1.5 Originally published 25.09.2012 – no change. Present ATO FITR.0001 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 03.02.2014 Final 1.1 Originally published 03.02.2014 – no change. Present ATO FITR.0001 2011 Release 03.02.2014 Final 1.0 Originally published 03.02.2014 – no change. Present ATO FTER.0001 2011 Release Note.docx 21.06.2012 Final 1.0 Originally published 21.06.2012 – no change. Present ATO FTER.0001 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 21.06.2012 Final 1.0 Originally published 21.06.2012 – no change. Present ATO IEE.0002 2011 Message Implementation Guide.docx 05.08.2013 Final 1.2 Originally published 05.08.2013 – no change. Present ATO IEE.0002 2011 Release Note.docx 05.08.2013 Final 1.0 Originally published 05.08.2013 – no change. Present
The table below outlines the package contents. Name Document Date Document Status Version Comments Package Status ATO CGNFT.0001 2014 Business Implementation Guide.docx 25.02.2016 Final 1.0 No change fron prior publication. Present ATO CHTWTHHLD.0001 2014 Business Implementation Guide.docx 06.08.2015 Final 1.0 No change fron publication. Present ATO CTR.0007 2016 Business Implementation Guide.docx 06.07.2017 Final 1.1 Minor non-functional changes to wording. Updated ATO FITR.0004 2016 Business Implementation Guide.docx 22.06.2017 Final 1.0 No change fron publication. Present ATO FTER.0001 2011 Business Implementation Guide.docx 06.07.2017 Final 1.1 Non-functional - Document name changed from ‘ATO FTER.0001 2016 Business Implementation Guide’ to ‘ATO FTER.0001 2011 Business Implementation Guide’ to reflect the actual collaboration year. 2.1 Where SBR fits into FTER Lodgment Obligations Figure 1: SBR interactions and Family trust election process - Termination points deleted. 2.2 Parent Forms - collaboration for Trust updated to reflect 2017 service registry entries. Updated ATO IEE.0001 2011 Business Implementation Guide.docx 06.07.2017 Final 1.1 Non-functional - Updated
Services The following table shows the services that form the PAYEVNT product suite and their relationship to previous service versions: Description Service Change Product Comments Payroll Event 2017 PAYEVNT.0002 2017 Present PAYEVNT This services allows a business or their registered agent to notify the ATO of the payments made to the business' employees and the related Tax and Super obligations Interactions The following lists the interactions for a given service within this package. Description Interaction Change Product Comments Payroll Event 2017 - Submit PAYEVNT.0002.2017.Submit Present PAYEVNT This services allows a business or their registered agent to notify the ATO of the payments made to the business' employees and the related Tax and Super obligations Payroll Event 2017 - Update PAYEVNT.0002.2017.Update Present PAYEVNT This service allows a business or their registered agent to update payroll details for an employee for current and previous financial years as well as finalising the employees EOFY details Detailed information on each service can be found in the Service Registry, along with associated messages. Package artefact status description The table in Section 2 Package Contents reflects the status of artefacts in the Package Status column and needs to be read in conjunction with the Comments column in order to understand the scale of change that may be applicable. The below describes the terminology used in the Package Status column and the business description of the package status: