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| earnings |
income |
deductible expenses |
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Summary:
Umpire decided that where being a registered tuition paying student is a condition of the graduate student's employment, the tuition fees are an allowable deduction under EIR 35(10)(a). Umpire reasoned that under the terms of the claimant's contract of employment, these moneys were an expense directly incurred in order to have earned the income from the employment contract.
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| earnings |
income |
university grants |
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Summary:
Umpire decided that where being a registered tuition paying student is a condition of the graduate student's employment, the tuition fees are an allowable deduction under EIR 35(10)(a). Umpire reasoned that under the terms of the claimant's contract of employment, these moneys were an expense directly incurred in order to have earned the income from the employment contract.
