The municipal source of revenue presented by Moe is grant-in-lieu payments, which are grants based on tax notices, not actual payment of taxes. When these grant-in-lieu payments were slashed, the province coffers were short on 3.5 million in 2018. Now the premier plans to reinstate them, since he said that a urban municipality can't be operated with a zero balance.
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Answer is: <span>buying both a car and a home.
</span><span>If Brad has a steady job, earns a solid income, he is able to buy both a car and a home.
</span>Lease<span> is </span><span>arrangement calling for the </span>lessee<span> (user) to pay the </span>lessor<span> (owner) for use of an asset (in this case car and house). </span><span>The lessor is the legal owner of the asset and the lessee (Brad) has the right to use the asset in return for regular rental payments, this is not good option for Brad.</span>
<span>That is "True".</span>
<span>Identity theft </span>is the intentional
utilization of another person's identity, for the most part as a technique to
pick up a monetary favor or acquire credit and different advantages in the
other individual's name, and sometimes to the next individual's impediment or
misfortune. The term Identity theft was instituted in
1964.
