"Every candidate and treasurer of the political party shall, within 30 days after the day of the election, file in duplicate with the offices of the Commission the full, true and
itemized statement of all contributions and expenditures in connection with the election.
7166 or the Synchronized National and Local Elections and Electoral Reforms Act which states that every candidate and treasurer of a political party are required to submit to the Comelec within 30 days after the day of the election 'the full, true and
itemized statement of all contributions and expenditures in connection with the election.'
The law says: 'Every candidate and treasurer of the political party shall, within 30 days after the day of the election, file in duplicate with the offices of the Commission the full, true and
itemized statement of all contributions and expenditures in connection with the election.
The civil penalties include $124,150 for minimum wage and overtime violations, $49,350 for meal and rest break violations, $49,400 for split shift violations and $293,000 for
itemized statement violations.
Once you give the OK and the repairs are made, you should receive an
itemized statement of the costs.
Under Repuclic Act 7166, all candidates are required to file true and
itemized statement of campaign contributions and expenses within 30 days after the election.
For example, Oklahoma's state law regarding pay stubs states that, "[w]ith each payment of wages earned by such employee, the employer shall issue to such employee a brief
itemized statement of any and all deductions therefrom." See Okla.
If you need to submit an
itemized statement, be certain the following information is included:
It's such a win-win; family members can donate to the Woman's Exchange and know the money is going to benefit the arts community, and they'll get an
itemized statement for their taxes."
Wage and hour law does require, however, that the payment of wages that are subject to withholding must be accompanied by an
itemized statement of any deductions made.
If the statement lists "miscellaneous expenses," or provides only a summary of charges, ask for an
itemized statement, Holtzman urges.
Ask for itemized bills: Hospitals and health care providers must legally provide, on request, an
itemized statement detailing charges for specific procedures, supplies, tests, and services.
