1) The customer's account balance is $38.34 due by March 18, 2013.
2) Charter is changing the channel location of OWN and OWN HD and store hours are now Monday through Saturday from 9am to 6pm.
3) Consistent with federal law, franchise fees have changed this month and are adjusted annually to match amounts remitted to the community.
740 Packet—2008 Kentucky Individual Tax Booklet, Forms and Instructionstaxman taxman
The document provides information about filing Kentucky individual income tax returns for 2008. It outlines which form taxpayers should file based on their filing status and income. It encourages electronic filing and notes the benefits of e-filing. It also provides details on new tax credits for ethanol producers and addresses where to obtain forms, how to request copies of returns, how long to keep records, and how to check the status of refunds.
This document summarizes Transportation Impact's parcel negotiation services which aim to reduce transportation costs through skilled carrier negotiations. The summary includes:
1) Transportation Impact claims to reduce costs with no upfront fees and over 100 years of collective industry experience to effectively negotiate parcel rates and terms.
2) Their negotiation method involves analyzing a client's shipping characteristics, establishing a cost baseline, and negotiating incentives with carriers to reduce expenses which are then validated through weekly reports.
3) Examples are shown of how negotiated incentives can reduce surcharges on delivery invoices from carriers like UPS.
4) Terms include a 3-year agreement where Transportation Impact shares in 50% of savings and provides weekly invoices validating savings against the original cost baseline
This document provides information about negotiating parcel delivery rates to reduce costs. It outlines the advantages of using a third party negotiation service, including their expertise and dedicated resources. It describes the negotiation process, impact of surcharges, terms of a 3-year agreement where the negotiation service keeps 50% of savings, and examples of savings achieved for other clients. Customer testimonials and next steps to sign an agreement and realize savings are also included.
This document is a restaurant tax return form from the Utah State Tax Commission. It contains instructions for restaurants to report their total food and beverage sales by county and calculate the 1% restaurant tax owed for each county. The taxpayer must sign and date the form, include any payment, and return it to the Utah State Tax Commission by the due date listed to file their restaurant tax return, even if no tax is owed.
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This document is a restaurant tax return form for Utah. It contains instructions for restaurants to report their total food and beverage sales by county and calculate the 1% restaurant tax owed for each county. The form includes columns to report the county code, total sales, tax rate, and tax due. It directs restaurants to submit the completed form and payment to the Utah State Tax Commission by the return due date listed.
tax.utah.gov forms current tc tc-40insttaxman taxman
1. The document provides filing guidelines and instructions for Utah individual income tax returns. It outlines requirements for who must file, when returns are due, and payment options.
2. Specific filing instructions are given for properly completing paper returns, including using black or blue ink, writing clearly within lines, and leaving blank any lines that do not apply.
3. The document also provides information about credits, deductions, exemptions, forms to attach, where to get forms, and customer service contact information.
This document contains three legal notices for foreclosure sales in Minnesota.
1) The first notice is for a property located at 123 Second St NW in Byron. The mortgagor is Crystal Mathews and the amount claimed to be due on the mortgage is $64,608.23.
2) The second notice is for a property located at 5701 Silas Dent Rd NW in Rochester. The mortgagor is not listed and the amount claimed to be due is $170,844.75.
3) The third notice advertises that bids for street repair work in Chatfield will be considered by the city council on July 23, 2012. A 5% bid bond is
tax.state.nv.us documents bank excise taxtaxman taxman
This document is a bank excise tax return form for Nevada. It requires the bank to provide the total number of branches in Nevada, the number subject to the excise tax of $1,750 per branch after exempting the first branch, any credits or amounts due, and totals for the tax, penalties, interest and total amount due. The bank must also submit a list of all its Nevada branches with addresses and open/close dates.
740 Packet—2008 Kentucky Individual Tax Booklet, Forms and Instructionstaxman taxman
The document provides information about filing Kentucky individual income tax returns for 2008. It outlines which form taxpayers should file based on their filing status and income. It encourages electronic filing and notes the benefits of e-filing. It also provides details on new tax credits for ethanol producers and addresses where to obtain forms, how to request copies of returns, how long to keep records, and how to check the status of refunds.
This document summarizes Transportation Impact's parcel negotiation services which aim to reduce transportation costs through skilled carrier negotiations. The summary includes:
1) Transportation Impact claims to reduce costs with no upfront fees and over 100 years of collective industry experience to effectively negotiate parcel rates and terms.
2) Their negotiation method involves analyzing a client's shipping characteristics, establishing a cost baseline, and negotiating incentives with carriers to reduce expenses which are then validated through weekly reports.
3) Examples are shown of how negotiated incentives can reduce surcharges on delivery invoices from carriers like UPS.
4) Terms include a 3-year agreement where Transportation Impact shares in 50% of savings and provides weekly invoices validating savings against the original cost baseline
This document provides information about negotiating parcel delivery rates to reduce costs. It outlines the advantages of using a third party negotiation service, including their expertise and dedicated resources. It describes the negotiation process, impact of surcharges, terms of a 3-year agreement where the negotiation service keeps 50% of savings, and examples of savings achieved for other clients. Customer testimonials and next steps to sign an agreement and realize savings are also included.
This document is a restaurant tax return form from the Utah State Tax Commission. It contains instructions for restaurants to report their total food and beverage sales by county and calculate the 1% restaurant tax owed for each county. The taxpayer must sign and date the form, include any payment, and return it to the Utah State Tax Commission by the due date listed to file their restaurant tax return, even if no tax is owed.
tax.utah.gov forms current tc tc-62f-apr2009taxman taxman
This document is a restaurant tax return form for Utah. It contains instructions for restaurants to report their total food and beverage sales by county and calculate the 1% restaurant tax owed for each county. The form includes columns to report the county code, total sales, tax rate, and tax due. It directs restaurants to submit the completed form and payment to the Utah State Tax Commission by the return due date listed.
tax.utah.gov forms current tc tc-40insttaxman taxman
1. The document provides filing guidelines and instructions for Utah individual income tax returns. It outlines requirements for who must file, when returns are due, and payment options.
2. Specific filing instructions are given for properly completing paper returns, including using black or blue ink, writing clearly within lines, and leaving blank any lines that do not apply.
3. The document also provides information about credits, deductions, exemptions, forms to attach, where to get forms, and customer service contact information.
This document contains three legal notices for foreclosure sales in Minnesota.
1) The first notice is for a property located at 123 Second St NW in Byron. The mortgagor is Crystal Mathews and the amount claimed to be due on the mortgage is $64,608.23.
2) The second notice is for a property located at 5701 Silas Dent Rd NW in Rochester. The mortgagor is not listed and the amount claimed to be due is $170,844.75.
3) The third notice advertises that bids for street repair work in Chatfield will be considered by the city council on July 23, 2012. A 5% bid bond is
tax.state.nv.us documents bank excise taxtaxman taxman
This document is a bank excise tax return form for Nevada. It requires the bank to provide the total number of branches in Nevada, the number subject to the excise tax of $1,750 per branch after exempting the first branch, any credits or amounts due, and totals for the tax, penalties, interest and total amount due. The bank must also submit a list of all its Nevada branches with addresses and open/close dates.
Collective Transport in Autonomous Multirobot systemsGanesh P Kumar
This document summarizes research on collective transport in autonomous multi-robot systems. It presents:
1) A model of collective transport behavior in desert ants using a stochastic hybrid system approach.
2) A stochastic controller for multi-robot boundary coverage that allocates robots around boundaries in a robust manner.
3) Analysis of the statistical properties of multi-robot configurations around single boundaries, including computing the probability of saturated configurations and position/distance distributions.
Future work involves implementing algorithms on real robots for collective transport tasks and adding visual servoing capabilities.
This document presents statistical analysis of stochastic multi-robot boundary coverage. It begins by introducing the problem of stochastic boundary coverage using multiple robots and defines key terms. It then provides the problem statement of analyzing saturation probability and distributions when robots attach randomly to a closed boundary. The document proceeds to solve this problem analytically for point robots and extends the solution to finite-sized robots. It compares the analytical solutions to results from Monte Carlo simulations to validate the statistical analysis.
The document discusses services and service management. It defines services as non-material equivalents of goods that maintain and improve well-being. A service is an intangible act that does not result in ownership. Services rely on time, labor, equipment, and facilities. To manage services, organizations can change their offerings, communicate with customers, modify delivery times and locations, differentiate on price, stretch existing capacities, and use differential pricing approaches. Service demand management helps control requirements and purchasing through systems that address spending factors and purchase orders.
Este documento habla sobre receptores de tirosina quinasa y su clasificación. Menciona que existen receptores de tirosina quinasa de clase I como el receptor de EGF y aquellos con secuencias ricas en cisteína. También incluye enlaces a un blog sobre medicina celular y molecular.
Stochastic Hybrid system model for collective transport in desert ant A.cocke...Ganesh P Kumar
This document summarizes research on modeling collective transport behavior in desert ants (Aphaenogaster cockerelli). Experiments were conducted observing ants transporting a load and their positions/load trajectory were tracked. A polynomial stochastic hybrid system (pSHS) model was developed with behavioral states of front, back, detached and transitions between them. The model's parameters were fitted to the experimental data and shown to match the averaged data and predict individual trials. Future work is proposed to further validate the model under different conditions and extend it to incorporate heterogeneity, state-dependent rates, and 2D transport.
1) The document discusses the definition of services and some of the key constraints faced in the services industry, such as time, labor, equipment, and facilities.
2) It then covers strategies for shifting demand to match capacity, such as changing service offerings, modifying timing and locations, and using differential pricing. Another approach is shifting capacity to meet demand by stretching existing capacities like time, labor, facilities, and equipment.
3) The final sections outline important functions of a service product manager, including idea generation, product creation, sales support, demand/supply planning, and knowledge management. It concludes by noting that service demand management can help track requirements and purchasing operations.
Asem Khan presented on special issues in product management. Product management is an integral part of marketing and includes activities like product planning, development, branding and management. A product can be an object, service or idea that satisfies customer needs. Product management considers issues like product lines, life cycles, segmentation strategies, new product development and product launches while taking into account customer demand, competition, market testing and habits. The presentation covered topics such as test markets, gathering market testing information and determining appropriate actions. It also discussed an issues management process involving identifying, analyzing, formulating responses to, implementing, evaluating and controlling issues.
Product management involves planning, marketing, and forecasting products throughout their lifecycle. Product managers handle many activities from identifying opportunities to developing, launching, and supporting products. They work to maximize sales, market share, and profits. Good product managers understand company goals and capabilities, listen to customers while probing underlying needs, conduct research to validate demand, understand competition, define clear requirements, and focus on enabling the sales force and serving customers.
This document discusses earthworms and is authored by Francisco Loayza Lozano. It provides contact information for the author including an email and blog website. The document contains sections numbered 1 through 27 that likely contain details about earthworms such as their anatomy, behavior, habitat, and importance, though the content of these sections is not shown.
Este documento trata sobre varios temas de álgebra incluyendo potenciación, ecuaciones de segundo grado, valor absoluto, división de polinomios, teorema del resto, raíces de polinomios, determinantes, inecuaciones de grado superior, sistemas de inecuaciones lineales, logaritmos y funciones reales como funciones cúbicas y de valor absoluto.
Global marketing management involves planning strategies for entering foreign markets. There are four main market entry strategies: exporting, contractual agreements like licensing and franchising, strategic alliances, and direct foreign investment. The optimal strategy depends on factors like market size, competition, regulations, and a company's objectives and resources. Planning is required to systematically analyze countries, adapt marketing mix tactics to local conditions, and implement and control the marketing plan. Organizational structures must also be considered to effectively manage global competition.
This document outlines the export import procedure and documentation process. It begins with definitions of export, import, and exporter and importer. It then describes the key steps which include registering as an importer/exporter, obtaining an IEC code, taking membership in export councils, opening bank accounts, obtaining export orders, preparing invoices and packing lists, sending goods to port and collecting shipping documents, submitting documents to the bank, and receiving payment. The process involves various documents like invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, SDF forms, and obtaining necessary licenses and codes.
The document provides information about changes to the 2008 West Virginia personal income tax forms and instructions. Key points include:
- The 2008 income tax form has been expanded to allow larger spaces for entries to improve scanning and decrease processing time. This is expected to allow quicker refund issuance.
- Two new refundable tax credits have been introduced for 2008 - the Homestead Excess Property Tax Credit and a credit for wages paid to apprentices registered in qualified apprenticeship programs.
- Over 60% of West Virginians filed their 2007 tax returns electronically. Electronic filing is encouraged to allow quicker processing and faster refunds. Free online filing options are available through the state tax department's website.
The document summarizes new information for filing 2008 personal income tax returns in West Virginia. Key points include:
- The 2008 tax form has been expanded to allow larger entry spaces to improve scanning and faster processing.
- Two new refundable tax credits were introduced in 2008 - the Homestead Excess Property Tax Credit and a credit for wages paid to apprentices.
- Over 60% of West Virginians filed their 2007 returns electronically and e-filing is encouraged for faster processing and refunds. Free online filing options are available through the state tax department's website.
Mr. Sandeep Kumar's mobile bill details a total amount due of Rs. 660.69. The bill covers the period from December 15, 2012 to January 14, 2013. It includes recurring charges of Rs. 499 for plan ULTD499, taxes of Rs. 61.68, and late payment fees of Rs. 100. The amount must be paid by February 2, 2013 to avoid additional charges.
Account number 4 ht 147973 -statement period 02012013 - 02282013Garold Saatkamp
This statement summarizes Gary and Suzanne Saatcamp's joint investment account for the period of February 1-28, 2013. It shows beginning and ending account values of $151,990.50 and $151,840.96 respectively. During the period there was $500 in cash deposits, $1,700 in cash withdrawals, and the account balance increased by $639.17 due to dividends/interest of $411.29 and a change in the market value of holdings. The majority of the account (99%) is invested in mutual funds.
This document is a Wells Fargo bank statement for the account ending in 8637, covering the period from May 8, 2014 to June 6, 2014. It shows a previous balance of $3,659.13, total payments of $10,261.28, purchases and charges of $6,735.65, and a new balance of $112.09. It also lists transaction details, reward points balance, payment due date, and minimum payment amount.
Collective Transport in Autonomous Multirobot systemsGanesh P Kumar
This document summarizes research on collective transport in autonomous multi-robot systems. It presents:
1) A model of collective transport behavior in desert ants using a stochastic hybrid system approach.
2) A stochastic controller for multi-robot boundary coverage that allocates robots around boundaries in a robust manner.
3) Analysis of the statistical properties of multi-robot configurations around single boundaries, including computing the probability of saturated configurations and position/distance distributions.
Future work involves implementing algorithms on real robots for collective transport tasks and adding visual servoing capabilities.
This document presents statistical analysis of stochastic multi-robot boundary coverage. It begins by introducing the problem of stochastic boundary coverage using multiple robots and defines key terms. It then provides the problem statement of analyzing saturation probability and distributions when robots attach randomly to a closed boundary. The document proceeds to solve this problem analytically for point robots and extends the solution to finite-sized robots. It compares the analytical solutions to results from Monte Carlo simulations to validate the statistical analysis.
The document discusses services and service management. It defines services as non-material equivalents of goods that maintain and improve well-being. A service is an intangible act that does not result in ownership. Services rely on time, labor, equipment, and facilities. To manage services, organizations can change their offerings, communicate with customers, modify delivery times and locations, differentiate on price, stretch existing capacities, and use differential pricing approaches. Service demand management helps control requirements and purchasing through systems that address spending factors and purchase orders.
Este documento habla sobre receptores de tirosina quinasa y su clasificación. Menciona que existen receptores de tirosina quinasa de clase I como el receptor de EGF y aquellos con secuencias ricas en cisteína. También incluye enlaces a un blog sobre medicina celular y molecular.
Stochastic Hybrid system model for collective transport in desert ant A.cocke...Ganesh P Kumar
This document summarizes research on modeling collective transport behavior in desert ants (Aphaenogaster cockerelli). Experiments were conducted observing ants transporting a load and their positions/load trajectory were tracked. A polynomial stochastic hybrid system (pSHS) model was developed with behavioral states of front, back, detached and transitions between them. The model's parameters were fitted to the experimental data and shown to match the averaged data and predict individual trials. Future work is proposed to further validate the model under different conditions and extend it to incorporate heterogeneity, state-dependent rates, and 2D transport.
1) The document discusses the definition of services and some of the key constraints faced in the services industry, such as time, labor, equipment, and facilities.
2) It then covers strategies for shifting demand to match capacity, such as changing service offerings, modifying timing and locations, and using differential pricing. Another approach is shifting capacity to meet demand by stretching existing capacities like time, labor, facilities, and equipment.
3) The final sections outline important functions of a service product manager, including idea generation, product creation, sales support, demand/supply planning, and knowledge management. It concludes by noting that service demand management can help track requirements and purchasing operations.
Asem Khan presented on special issues in product management. Product management is an integral part of marketing and includes activities like product planning, development, branding and management. A product can be an object, service or idea that satisfies customer needs. Product management considers issues like product lines, life cycles, segmentation strategies, new product development and product launches while taking into account customer demand, competition, market testing and habits. The presentation covered topics such as test markets, gathering market testing information and determining appropriate actions. It also discussed an issues management process involving identifying, analyzing, formulating responses to, implementing, evaluating and controlling issues.
Product management involves planning, marketing, and forecasting products throughout their lifecycle. Product managers handle many activities from identifying opportunities to developing, launching, and supporting products. They work to maximize sales, market share, and profits. Good product managers understand company goals and capabilities, listen to customers while probing underlying needs, conduct research to validate demand, understand competition, define clear requirements, and focus on enabling the sales force and serving customers.
This document discusses earthworms and is authored by Francisco Loayza Lozano. It provides contact information for the author including an email and blog website. The document contains sections numbered 1 through 27 that likely contain details about earthworms such as their anatomy, behavior, habitat, and importance, though the content of these sections is not shown.
Este documento trata sobre varios temas de álgebra incluyendo potenciación, ecuaciones de segundo grado, valor absoluto, división de polinomios, teorema del resto, raíces de polinomios, determinantes, inecuaciones de grado superior, sistemas de inecuaciones lineales, logaritmos y funciones reales como funciones cúbicas y de valor absoluto.
Global marketing management involves planning strategies for entering foreign markets. There are four main market entry strategies: exporting, contractual agreements like licensing and franchising, strategic alliances, and direct foreign investment. The optimal strategy depends on factors like market size, competition, regulations, and a company's objectives and resources. Planning is required to systematically analyze countries, adapt marketing mix tactics to local conditions, and implement and control the marketing plan. Organizational structures must also be considered to effectively manage global competition.
This document outlines the export import procedure and documentation process. It begins with definitions of export, import, and exporter and importer. It then describes the key steps which include registering as an importer/exporter, obtaining an IEC code, taking membership in export councils, opening bank accounts, obtaining export orders, preparing invoices and packing lists, sending goods to port and collecting shipping documents, submitting documents to the bank, and receiving payment. The process involves various documents like invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, SDF forms, and obtaining necessary licenses and codes.
The document provides information about changes to the 2008 West Virginia personal income tax forms and instructions. Key points include:
- The 2008 income tax form has been expanded to allow larger spaces for entries to improve scanning and decrease processing time. This is expected to allow quicker refund issuance.
- Two new refundable tax credits have been introduced for 2008 - the Homestead Excess Property Tax Credit and a credit for wages paid to apprentices registered in qualified apprenticeship programs.
- Over 60% of West Virginians filed their 2007 tax returns electronically. Electronic filing is encouraged to allow quicker processing and faster refunds. Free online filing options are available through the state tax department's website.
The document summarizes new information for filing 2008 personal income tax returns in West Virginia. Key points include:
- The 2008 tax form has been expanded to allow larger entry spaces to improve scanning and faster processing.
- Two new refundable tax credits were introduced in 2008 - the Homestead Excess Property Tax Credit and a credit for wages paid to apprentices.
- Over 60% of West Virginians filed their 2007 returns electronically and e-filing is encouraged for faster processing and refunds. Free online filing options are available through the state tax department's website.
Mr. Sandeep Kumar's mobile bill details a total amount due of Rs. 660.69. The bill covers the period from December 15, 2012 to January 14, 2013. It includes recurring charges of Rs. 499 for plan ULTD499, taxes of Rs. 61.68, and late payment fees of Rs. 100. The amount must be paid by February 2, 2013 to avoid additional charges.
Account number 4 ht 147973 -statement period 02012013 - 02282013Garold Saatkamp
This statement summarizes Gary and Suzanne Saatcamp's joint investment account for the period of February 1-28, 2013. It shows beginning and ending account values of $151,990.50 and $151,840.96 respectively. During the period there was $500 in cash deposits, $1,700 in cash withdrawals, and the account balance increased by $639.17 due to dividends/interest of $411.29 and a change in the market value of holdings. The majority of the account (99%) is invested in mutual funds.
This document is a Wells Fargo bank statement for the account ending in 8637, covering the period from May 8, 2014 to June 6, 2014. It shows a previous balance of $3,659.13, total payments of $10,261.28, purchases and charges of $6,735.65, and a new balance of $112.09. It also lists transaction details, reward points balance, payment due date, and minimum payment amount.
Henry Gardner had the following account activity in October:
- His savings account balance was $3,909.84 with interest of $0.16 earned.
- His money market account balance was $48,834.93 with interest of $3.92 earned.
- His checking account balance was $2,844.35 with various deposits and withdrawals totaling $5,391.68.
This document is a utility bill for Ashish Mehrotra for the period of 11/01/2008-11/30/2008. It shows charges for water, sewer, and trash services totaling $54.73. It also includes a previous balance of $63.23, bringing the total due as $117.96, payable by 01/12/2009. Additional information is provided about account access online and conservation tips.
This document is a utility bill for Ashish Mehrotra for the period of 11/01/2008-11/30/2008. It shows charges for water, sewer, and trash services totaling $54.73. It also includes a previous balance of $63.23, bringing the total due as $117.96, payable by 01/12/2009. Additional information is provided about account access online and conservation tips.
This document is a utility bill for Ashish Mehrotra for the period of 11/01/2008-11/30/2008. It shows charges for water, sewer, and trash services totaling $54.73. It also includes a previous balance of $63.23, bringing the total due as $117.96, payable by 01/12/2009. Additional information is provided about account access online and conservation tips.
This document is a utility bill for Ashish Mehrotra for the period of 11/01/2008-11/30/2008. It shows charges for water, sewer, and trash services totaling $54.73. It also includes a previous balance of $63.23, bringing the total due as $117.96, payable by 01/12/2009. Additional information is provided about account access online and conservation tips.
This document is a utility bill for Ashish Mehrotra for the period of 11/01/2008-11/30/2008. It shows charges for water, sewer, and trash services totaling $54.73. It also includes a previous balance of $63.23, bringing the total due as $117.96, payable by 01/12/2009. Additional information is provided about account access online and conservation tips.
The document provides a summary of key tax changes and planning considerations for individuals and businesses for the 2012 tax year. Some of the major changes highlighted include the ceasing of the flood levy on June 30th 2012, changes to tax rates and thresholds from July 1st 2012, changes to private health insurance rebates and caps on superannuation contributions. The document recommends actions taxpayers can take such as deferring income or bringing forward deductions and expenses to maximize tax savings before the end of the financial year.
This document is a utility bill from Jamaica Public Service Company. It provides details of charges for electricity usage, including the total amount due of $1,887.89 by the due date of February 26, 2013. It also notes that GCT tax is rounded to two decimal places and remitted to the government monthly, and service is liable to be suspended for overdue balances. Energy efficient appliances are recommended to save on electricity costs over time.
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This bank statement summarizes the transactions for Somerset Farms' business checking account from September 1, 2022 through September 30, 2022. There were $15,014 in deposits and $13,810 in withdrawals, leaving a new balance of $1,475.55. The largest withdrawals were an $8,500 withdrawal on 9/6 and a $3,200 withdrawal on 9/19. The account incurred $11.50 in fees for official checks and returned items.
MR Sudhakar Reddy has been billed Rs. 377.08 for telecommunication services provided by Reliance Communications. The bill details recurring charges of Rs. 83.87, voice usage charges of Rs. 258, and taxes of Rs. 35.21. MR Sudhakar Reddy has been asked to pay the total amount due of Rs. 377.08 by September 9th to avoid disconnection of services and late payment charges.
This document is a wireless bill statement for the billing period of June 14, 2016 - July 13, 2016. It shows charges for 7 wireless telephone numbers including fees, taxes, and installment payments for device purchases. The total amount due is $1,087.71 and includes $623.11 in past due charges that are noted as needing to be paid immediately. The document also includes information on account services, data and voice usage, payments and adjustments to the account, and options for managing the account online or by phone.
This 4-page document is a Time Warner Cable billing statement for account holder Jared Yuan-vogel's services from March 24th to April 23rd, totaling $126.02. It lists the customer's name, account and billing information on the front page. The second page provides details on the total amount due by autopay date, account numbers, and notices about changes to TWC services and locations. The third page includes a payment coupon and notes the account is past due. The final page breaks down the previous balance, monthly service charges including internet and equipment rental, and taxes/fees for the current billing period.
This 4-page document is a Time Warner Cable billing statement for account holder Jared Yuan-vogel's services from March 24th to April 23rd, totaling $126.02. It lists the customer's name, account and billing information on the front page. The second page provides details on the total amount due by autopay date, account numbers, and notices about changes to TWC services and locations. The third page is a payment coupon and the fourth restates the amount due and provides a breakdown of charges for monthly services, taxes, and previous balance.
This 4-page document is a Time Warner Cable billing statement for account holder Jared Yuan-vogel's services from March 24th to April 23rd, totaling $126.02. It lists the customer's name, account and billing information on the front page. The second page provides details on the total amount due by autopay date, account numbers, and notices about changes to TWC services and locations. The third page is a payment coupon and the fourth restates the amount due and provides a breakdown of charges for the monthly services, taxes, and previous balance.
This 4-page document is a Time Warner Cable billing statement for account holder Jared Yuan-vogel's services from March 24th to April 23rd, totaling $126.02. It lists the customer's name, account and billing information on the front page. The second page provides details on the total amount due by autopay date, account numbers, and notices about changes to TWC services and locations. The third page includes a payment coupon and messages about the customer's account status. The final page breaks down the previous balance, monthly service charges including internet and equipment rental, taxes and fees, and total amount due.
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Basic TV Service 25.99 PriorityEscalationTeam@chartercom.com. Send written complaints via
Digital Receiver & 5.99 US Mail to Executive Escalation Manager, 2 Digital Place, Simpsonville,
Interactive Services; On Screen Guide & Pay-Per-View SC 29681.
$31.98
Insufficient Funds Payment Policy - Charter may charge an insufficient
funds processing fee for all returned checks and bankcard charge-backs.
Taxes Sales Tax 2.08
If your check, bankcard (debit or credit) charge, or other instrument or
Fees & Charges Broadcast TV Surcharge 2.15 electronic transfer transaction used to pay us is dishonored, refused or
FCC Admin Fee 0.08 returned for any reason, we may electronically debit your account for the
Franchise Fee 2.05 payment, plus an insufficient funds processing fee as set forth on your
$6.36 Video Services rate card (up to the amount allowable by law and any
applicable sales tax). Your bank account may be debited as early as the
Charter TV Total $38.34 same day payment is dishonored, refused or returned. If your bank
account is not debited, the returned check amount (plus fee) must be
Current Charges $38.34 replaced by cash, cashier's check or money order.
Total Due by 03/18/13 $38.34
Timely Payment - If your payment is not received by the next billing
statement, your account is subject to interruption of service. Addressable
equipment may be rendered non-functional prior to termination. You are
subject to an addressable change of service charge to reinstate your digital
channels and internet service when function is restored.
Tax and Fee Notice - This statement reflects the current taxes and fees
for your area; visit www.charter.com/taxesandfees for more information. Statements with Zero or Credit Balances - Customers with a zero or
For additional details, please see the standard terms and conditions for credit balance on their bill will not receive a paper statement.
our service located at www.charter.com.
Complaint Procedures - If you disagree with your charges, you have 30
days from the billing date to register a complaint. Charter will provide an
initial response within 3 days and a written response, if necessary, within
15 days. You will have 10 days to respond to our written response. During
the entire period, we will not terminate service provided you pay the
undisputed portion of your bill.
Franchise Authority: Anderson County SC
Local Charter Store: 520 Hwy 29 Bypass N, Anderson SC 29621 Store Hours: Mon thru Sat - 9:00am to 6:00pm
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Spend less time paying your bill Pay Online – Create or Login to MyAccount to pay or
and more time doing what you love. view your bill online at www.charter.com/myaccount.
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For questions or concerns,
Visit: www.charter.com/myaccount
please call 1-888-438-2427.
(My Account login required)
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Contact Us
Wayne Baskin visit us at www.charter.com or call
Account: 8351 10 066 0563202
1-888-GET-CHARTER (1-888-438-2427)
Security Code: 5155 8634 0130 NO RP 26 02272013 NNNNNNNN 01 998487
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Contact Us
Wayne Baskin visit us at www.charter.com or call
Account: 8351 10 066 0563202
1-888-GET-CHARTER (1-888-438-2427)
Security Code: 5155 8634 0130 NO RP 26 02272013 NNNNNNNN 01 998487