Rewards received by airline companiesAnswer to I
Taxation ruling of TR 1999/6 deals with the reward of flight that the airline companies provide to the loyal customers. According to this rule, the rewards received by the airline companies are not subjected to taxation as the form of income. However, in case of the fulfillment of the following conditions, these rewards can be treated as Fringe benefits Tax:
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International Development ProjectsThis essay talks about the failure of projects in the global south (Developing Countries) of the world with various case studies provided in the report and reasons or causes of said failure. The factors causing failures of projects is been identified in this easy in comparison to that of the global north (Developed Countries). With proper analysis, different factors have been provided in the paper.
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Introduction to Diabetes MellitusDiabetes mellitus is a characterized as a chronic metabolic disorder, which leads to elevation of blood glucose level in the body. The reason behind this metabolic syndrome relies on either inability of the pancreas to produce enough insulin or inability of the body cells to respond properly to the insulin secreted in the blood, which is characterized as insulin intolerance. Based on the causes, there are three…

Introduction and backgroundThe following proposal aims at investigating the impact of applying management performance appraisal tools on individual employee performance working in small accounting firms in New Zealand. The proposal will involve detailing the research topic, outlining research objectives, research questions and reviewing topic literature. 
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The Risk/Return Trade-offRisks stand for the chance that the actual return of the investment would differ from the anticipated return. It is the possibility of losing the potential investment and in certain cases loses the capital as well (Dorfman & Cather, 2012). Higher returns are related with higher risks and vice versa. So the risk/return trade-off would strike for a balance between the desires for the lowest possible risk and the hi…