Sentences with phrase «administrative burden»

But, as we will see, many tariffs do not fulfill these purposes while imposing significant administrative burden on businesses.

This reduces the legal risk and administrative burden for an employer who would otherwise administer a traditional pension plan or other group savings arrangement.

This could mean extra paperwork for grant applicants who require review board approval as well as additional administrative burdens on individual researchers fulfilling their new role as health care providers.

It needs to be encouraged, supported and freed from administrative burden.

Reducing administrative burdens by direct payroll contributions might work, but how do you deal with self - employed individuals?

I think that helps internal counsel, especially people like myself who are the sole counsel and don't have the bandwidth to deal with the added administrative burden large legal matters attract.

Provisions are methods for reducing paperwork and other administrative burdens at the local level by simplifying the traditional operating procedures for meal eligibility and meal counting.

Although many Indian scientists agree that there is room for improvement, they say the proposed guidelines, rather than improving animal welfare, will merely add to an already heavy administrative burden.

We are concerned that schools would face a huge unnecessary administrative burden if they introduced their own pay scales.

That puts a considerable administrative burden on high - poverty schools, which may have to chase down applications and partial payments from thousands of children.

Active traders who have made the election to mark - to - market their securities for trading will not be subject to most of this new administrative burden.

In reducing your firm's long - term administrative burden, you're free to focus on successfully resolving your client's matters with a lot less stress.

It will operate in a streamlined fashion, featuring reduced administrative burdens and processes and emphasizing value - added oversight.

They give significant additional rights to plan members, and could impose extra costs and administrative burdens on plan administrators.

It costs you nothing and creates no additional administrative burdens.

In most K - 12 districts, performance evaluations either provide powerful feedback and coaching that improve teacher effectiveness and job satisfaction, or add to the list of documentation - heavy administrative burdens.

The reduced administrative burden of service and record keeping for thousands of individual clients means ETF companies have a lower overhead, and at least part of that savings is passed on to individual investors in the form of lower fund expenses.

«It is the sense of Congress that administrative burdens faced by researchers may be reducing the return on investment of federally funded research and development.»

Limiting the discounts to factory installed parts greatly eases administrative burdens.

On the other hand, the changes will, by virtue of their introduction, initially invoke an increased administrative burden on insolvency practitioners as they will be required to verse themselves in the new Insolvency Rules.

Districts faced significant administrative burdens in implementing supplemental education services and in assessing the effect of this policy on student achievement and Title I schools.

The streamlining initiatives are intended to remove administrative burdens of the DPS without having a reduction in oversight.

The author of an accompanying editorial notes that both the American Medical Association and the American College of Physicians have initiatives aimed at reducing administrative burdens so that physicians can focus on the patient relationship.

With the right strategies and practices, it can take administrative burden off your plate, help you better serve your customers, and warm up more prospects for meaningful, personal conversations that create sales for your small business.

A SEP IRA is easier than a solo 401 (k) to maintain — there's a low administrative burden with limited paperwork and no annual reporting to the IRS — and has similarly high contribution limits.

The costs to business directly resulting from the proposed Regulations are expected to be nominal, given that the bulk of the compliance and administrative burden arises from the statutory obligations imposed by the Digital Privacy Act.

Spendesk — Spendesk rethinks company credit cards for CFOs and employees to eliminate administrative burden.

«To impose a formal process, I think, unnecessarily creates administrative burdens.»

Bridge teachers face a minimal administrative burden freeing them to do what they love the most — to teach.

A consensus already exists around many of those recommendations: NIH needs more stable funding and a larger budget, and researchers should face fewer administrative burdens.

But the downside is that the employer must contend with complex and sometimes onerous administrative burdens affecting minimum vesting periods, tracking of holding periods, and option pricing requirements.

Fairview maximizes portfolio value while alleviating administrative burden and provides monitoring and liquidating of legacy assets.

Banning trans fats probably isn't required because labelling would serve the same purpose, but with less administrative burden.

But Mrs Morgan, education secretary and Conservative, said: «We'll take no lessons from a party that let young people down and overwhelmed teachers with administrative burdens when they were in power.

The CIOT welcomes to the implementation of recommendations from the OTS that will significantly cut administrative burdens for employers.

Educators 4 Excellence - New York and 10 other education organizations urged Commissioner John King to ensure that any system decided on includes a concise evaluation rubric, student surveys, a manageable administrative burden, and a fair, efficient appeals process.

whether the CATSI Act imposes extra administrative burden on Indigenous people (for example, the requirement to amend constitutions);

Mr. Bayne says, noting that it can be a distraction, not to mention a huge administrative burden for small companies with limited resources.