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    Letter with attachments: Iva Broadhurst to Ida M. Tarbell

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    Letter, 2 pages, with flyer for Thomas Broadhurst's play on Lincol

    Letter with attachment: Iva Broadhurst to Ida M. Tarbell, February 25, 1942

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    Letter with typed pages of comments of Thomas Broadhurst's play "This Was a Man

    Planera för framtidens goda stad

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    IVA har under två år tittat på samhällsbyggandets betydelse för att möta framtidens utmaningar inom projektet Framtidens goda stad. Slutsatser och rekommendationer redovisas i slutrapporten Planera för framtidens goda stad. Ytterligare rapporter och information om projektet ”Framtidens goda stad” finns här: https://www.iva.se/projekt/framtidens-goda-stad/IVA - Framtidens goda sta

    Planera för framtidens goda stad

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    IVA har under två år tittat på samhällsbyggandets betydelse för att möta framtidens utmaningar inom projektet Framtidens goda stad. Slutsatser och rekommendationer redovisas i slutrapporten Planera för framtidens goda stad. Ytterligare rapporter och information om projektet ”Framtidens goda stad” finns här: https://www.iva.se/projekt/framtidens-goda-stad/IVA - Framtidens goda sta

    Iva Andres Interview, 1978

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    Iva Andres was born December 8, 1890 in Chippewa County. She attended school in Duluth and worked as a librarian in Iowa. She was trained as a school teacher and taught for seven years in three country schools. Later, she worked as a receptionist for Dr. Smith of Montevideo for 15 years. She was married later and lived in Montevideo at the time of the interview. In this interview, Iva Andres discusses life as a rural school teacher, some reminiscences, and her job working for Dr. Smith. She has insights on medical changes during the time she worked for Dr. Smith.https://digitalcommons.morris.umn.edu/mnoralhistories/1079/thumbnail.jp

    Part IVA and tax reform

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    Determining the extent to which the Australian general anti-avoidance tax provisions in Part IVA of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936(ITAA36) apply to particular transactions is a perennial piece of work-in-progress for our tax professionals, tax administrators and the courts. The introduction of new legislation as a result of the tax reforms emanating from the Ralph Review provides yet another forum to test the application of Part IVA. The personal services income (PSI) provisions (which are part of the tax reform measures) limit the availability of deductions against PSI where the person earning the income cannot satisfy the personal services business tests. A person or entity satisfying the relevant tests is no longer subject to PSI rules but still needs to consider the application of Part IVA to their particular situation. This paper initially clarifies the concept of PSI and the types of entities that will be either within or outside the operation of the PSI rules. The paper then critically evaluates the likely application of Part IVA to PSI that is not subject to the PSI rules. This evaluation is completed by analysing the existing law in relation to Part IVA as well as any ruling and public pronouncements made by the Commissioner relevant to this matter. The paper concludes that certain types of entities generating PSI that are outside the PSI rules may be captured by the application of Part IVA

    plausibiliteit van de variabelen en verklaringsrelaties in het model

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    Het WODC werkt aan verbetering van prognosemethoden via modelontwikkeling. In aansluiting op het ontwikkelde model Jukebox-1 voor meerderjarigen is, specifiek voor justitiële jeugdvoorzieningen, het model Jukebox-2 vervaardigd(de naam is afgeleid van JustitieKetenmodel). Voordat het model wordt toegepast voor het doen van prognoses diende een externe evaluattie te worden uitgevoerd naar de plausibilitiet van de verklarende variabelen en verklaringsrelaties in het model. Dit rapport is het verslag van de door IVA uitgevoerde evaluatie
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