Sentences with phrase «avoiding financial penalties»

Instead hospitals have adopted the strategy to be «more focused on playing to the puck to avoid financial penalties.»

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The official added that actors creating financial pyramids or issuing cryptocurrencies as a way to avoid paying taxes would also be subject to criminal penalties.

If rules of origin changes take place, you may need to change the way your goods are sourced or where they are created to avoid substantial financial penalties.

Everyone hopes to avoid landing in a situation of financial hardship, but if the situation does arise, you may be able to access your funds (early withdrawal penalties may still apply).

Will I expect to get any penalties from a CRA and if so, to avoid them explaining it were wrongdoing transactions cause of bank financial «specialists».

Speaking with an accountant or tax professional is recommended to avoid any financial missteps by paying taxes or penalties unnecessarily.

Missing out on payments should always be avoided as it may lead to financial penalties being levied on you, especially if your loan is sent to a collection agency.

The account holder has the financial obligation to repay the amount due before the end of the billing cycle to avoid fees and penalties, reestablishing the credit limit on the card.

Finally, since some of these regulations can be complicated, seek guidance from your financial advisor to minimize exposure and help you avoid needless penalties.

If more control of the process is required to determine a new financial institution then IRA proceeds can still be closed and a check cut which would then need to be deposited into a new qualifying IRA account within 60 days to avoid penalties in taxes.

So if you're nearing 70 and 1/2, be sure to consult your financial advisor to make sure that you are receiving your Required Minimum Distributions on time to avoid a penalty.

This penalty and / or imprisonment of up to five years also apply to entities that deliberately lie about obligations under the NZ ETS to gain financial benefit or avoid financial loss.

As to the severity of the penalty, the Consob Sanction Office and Consob Board shall take into account several factors when respectively proposing and applying sanctions, including: the severity and duration of the breach, the degree of liability of the offender, the financial capacity of the offender, the profits gained or losses avoided by the offender, the damage caused to third parties, the level of cooperation of the offender with Consob and previous breaches of securities law by the offender after the breach itself, in order to avoid its repetition in the future.