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Sala, 46, had sought 150,000 dollars-per-month in child support, retroactive from 1988, and 3 million dollars-a-month in spousal support, retroactive from 2006.
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Summary: The ruling on the increase of retirement pensions will be "signed on August, retroactive to May 2009," announced Sunday Tayeb Louh, Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security while on a working visit to Mila province (400-km east of Algiers).
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On June 20, 2008, Tax Executives Institute submitted the following comments to Dwight Duncan, Minister of Finance for the Province of Ontario, concerning the retroactive amendment of the Retail Sales Tax Act to overturn a taxpayer-favorable decision of the Ontario Court of Appeals.
Comments to Ontario Minister of Finance on the retroactive amendment ... by Tax Executive
 
 
 
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