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CASE STUDY;For the purposes of S.3 (2)(a)(ii), S5(2)(a) lists the types of payment which constitute gains or profits from employment or services rendered. It states: "For the purposes of subparagraph (a)(ii) of subsection (2) of Section 3 of this Act, "gains or profits" includesa) any wages, salary, leave pay, sick pay, payment in lieu of leave, fees, commission, bonus gratuity, or any subsistence, travelling, entertainment or other allowances received in respect of employment of services rendered, and any amount so received in respectof employment or services rendered in a year of income other than the year of income in which it is received shall be deemed to be income in respect of such other year of income". This implies the amounts shown above are charged on an "earnings" basis and not on a "receipts" basis. For example if a bonus is earned in 1994 and is actually paid in 1995 it will be assessed in the year of income 1994

QUESTIONS

1.on a prescription, demonstrate your understanding of the term o.d? and explain

2.in order to render a prescription legal one,what parmter guideline must be present?

3.as in the tertiary or third part of the prescription protocol ,locate the piece of information critical

4.Which information should be on the 2nd part of the prescription?

5.why is it necessary to have the Name of medicine on the first part of any prescription

6.relate how to take medicine to the written information

7.justify; The 1st part of a prescription contain the name of medicines.

8.what is the symbolic nature/meaning for the prescription of individuals under 16 years?

9.what is the fate of patient name as included in the prescription of the medicines

10.is a computer generated prescription really acceptable?