These steps involve extremely complex law, often with limited explanatory memoranda and highly complex calculations, and have significant impact on the entry ACA. The presenters covered their understanding of the policy, the words of the law, and practical problems in implementing the law.
Allocable Cost Amount - Steps 2, 3 & 4
Author(s):
James Targett
,
Tony Stolarek
,
Richard Czerwik FTI
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- Published On:29 Oct 2003
- Took place at:AAR Seminar Room, Melbourne
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