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What method can bookkeepers use to stay up to date with changes to the GST Act and other Legislative Acts and regulatory rulings?
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Bookkeepers need to stay up to date with changes in the GST Act and other laws. Therefore, they should subscribe to periodicals that cover those issues. They should also read reliable blogs in the area.
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∙ 11y agoRegister with ATO to send out newsletter, bulletin, also register with various Association who helps to keep update information.
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What is jurisprudence?
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he was there great king and to question his rulings would have ment certain death
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What was the rulings the normans introduced?
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The new software will supersede the older version by offering more features and increased functionality.
How can enforcement of judicial rulings restrict judicial power?
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Who provides final rulings on the constitutionality of state and local laws?
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