Library—Fines for Failure to Return Books

Library—Fines for Failure to Return Books

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Ono Academic College

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Offset Order for Failure to Return Books

  1. I understand that eligibility to borrow books corresponds to the actual duration of teaching.

  2. I am aware that failure to return books by the deadline set by the library will result in their cost being deducted from any amount owed to me, including my salary, based on their market price.

  1. I hereby confirm that I will comply with the library's policies regarding the borrowing and return of books.

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The Tax Authority consolidates the various tax divisions: income tax, property tax, value-added tax, purchase tax, customs duties, and stamp duty.
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