When to Report Sample Clauses

When to Report. It is important that you report your sales in a timely manner. LDB reporting is done based on a Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar which is different from a calendar year:  Fiscal year begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the following year,  Each fiscal year is comprised of 12 fiscal periods,  Each fiscal period is based on 4-5 full weeks (except last period which always ends on March 31), and  Each fiscal week spreads from Sunday through Saturday. A current copy of the Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar can be found here: xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx- sales-web-reporting-user-guides. You are required to report to the LDB on your sales-related activities, including if you did not process any sales or returns in any given week. The LDB must receive all your Sales Reports no later than the first business day of the week following each week of sales. If you plan to temporarily cease sales operations for a longer period, please email Data Management.
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When to Report. It is important that you report your sales in a timely manner. LDB reporting is done based on Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar, which is different from a calendar year:  Fiscal year begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the following year,  Each fiscal year is comprised of 12 fiscal periods,  Each fiscal period is based on 4-5 full weeks (except last period which always ends on March 31), and  Each fiscal week spreads from Sunday through Saturday. A current copy of the Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar can be found here: xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx- sales-web-reporting-user-guides. You are required to report to the LDB on your sales-related activities, including if you did not process any sales or returns in any given month. The LDB must receive all your Sales Reports no later than 5 business days following the last day of each fiscal month. If you plan to temporarily cease sales operations for a longer period, please email Data Management If you choose to report more frequently, for example weekly, or bi-weekly, please email us on your preference so we can update our schedules and know when to expect your next batch.
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When to Report. It is important that you report your sales in a timely manner. LDB reporting is done based on A current copy of the Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar can be found here: xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx- sales-web-reporting-user-guides. You are required to report to the LDB on your daily sales-related activities. The LDB must receive your Sales Reports no later than the first business day of the week following each week of sales. If you did not process any sales or returns in any given week, or plan to temporarily cease sales operations for a longer period, please email Data Management at the LDB Finance department.
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When to Report. It is important that you report your sales in a timely manner. LDB reporting is done based on - Fiscal year begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the following year, - Each fiscal year is comprised of 12 fiscal periods, - Each fiscal period is based on 4-5 full weeks (except last period which always ends on March 31), and - Each fiscal week spreads from Sunday through Saturday. A current copy of the Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar can be found here: xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx- sales-web-reporting-user-guides. You are required to report to the LDB on your sales-related activities for each week ending Saturday. LDB must receive your Sales Reports no later than first business day of the week following each week of sales. The reporting process includes filling in the sales documents, compiling the documents into a batch, and submitting the batch for processing. If you did not process any sales or returns in any given week, or plan to temporarily cease sales operations for a longer period, please email Data Management at the LDB Finance department.
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When to Report. A mandated reporter shall make a report if he/she in his/her professional capacity or within the scope of his or her employment has knowledge or observes a child whom he/she knows or reasonably suspects has been the victim of child abuse or neglect. (See table in Attachment G.)
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When to Report. It is important that you report your sales in a timely manner. LDB reporting is done based on - Fiscal year begins on April 1 and ends on March 31 of the following year, - Each fiscal year is comprised of 12 fiscal periods, - Each fiscal period is based on 4-5 full weeks (except last period which always ends on March 31), and - Each fiscal week spreads from Sunday through Saturday. A current copy of the Financial (Fiscal) Year calendar can be found here: xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xxxxxx- sales-web-reporting-user-guides. You must report all your sales made in a reporting period within 5 business days following the last day of each fiscal month. The reporting process includes filling in the sales documents, compiling the documents into a batch, and submitting the batch for processing. To meet the requirement on frequency of reporting, you are required to submit at least 1 batch of sales reports in each fiscal period. If you did not process any sales or returns in any given period, or plan to temporarily cease sales operations for a longer period, please email Data Management If you choose to report more frequently, for example weekly, or bi-weekly, please email us on your preference so we can update our schedules and know when to expect your next batch.
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When to Report. When any mandated reporter, who in his or her professional capacity, or within the scope of his or her employment: (See table in Attachment C).  has observed or has knowledge of an incident that reasonably appears to be physical abuse, mental suffering, abandonment, isolation, financial abuse, or neglect, or  is told by an elder or dependent adult that he or she has experienced any of the above behaviors, or  reasonably suspects that any of the above have occurred.
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When to Report. If a patient has experienced or you suspect they may be experiencing an adverse event relating to a medicine or medical device, report the adverse event to the TGA. Suspected adverse events should be reported the first time they occur, as well as any time they occur thereafter.
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