WALNUT CREEK Four Dutchman Hospitality staff member were promoted recently, according to Mike Palmer, president of Dutchman Hospitality Group.
Tom Troyer was promoted to vice president of finance. He began his career with Dutchman Hospitality in 2012 serving as finance and accounting manager. Prior to employment with Dutchman Hospitality he invested 13 years in finance and accounting at Barbour Publishing in Uhrichsville.
“Dutchman Hospitality chooses each day to glorify God by serving others using the various gifts and talents of all our employees in an effort to make a lasting difference in the communities in which we operate, Troyer said in a release. I am grateful to serve alongside many wonderful people striving daily to be a positive influence for our guests, employees, suppliers, and communities.”
High COVID-19 case counts in Wasco County due to community spread
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INTM489996 - Diverted Profits Tax: appendix A - notification template guidance
You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals.
Guidance on the notification requirement and related processes can be found in INTM489880.
Where customers consider they need to notify HMRC of being potentially in scope to DPT, they should email their notification to divertedprofits.notification@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk.
If a customer is within the HMRC Large Business population and has an allocated Customer Compliance Manager (CCM), HMRC recommends the CCM is copied in to the notification email to HMRC.
North Central Public Health District (NCPHD) has found a significant amount of Wasco Countyâs recent spike in COVID-19 cases is due to Thanksgiving gatherings, according to a Dec. 9 press release from the district.
A steady single-digit amount of cases were reported in the six days after the holiday. Then a double-digit increase began, reflective of the typical roughly five-to-seven-day timeframe from date of infection to onset of symptoms, NCPHD reported.
That increase in cases included 48 cases reported in 48 hours, on Dec. 4 and 5. From Dec. 3, through Dec. 8, the county recorded 97 cases.
Enough time has passed since Thanksgiving that NCPHD is now seeing people who got infected from someone who themselves got infected at a Thanksgiving gathering, said Tessa Yoo, a COVID disease intervention specialist for the health district.