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L'Agence du revenu du Canada a récemment annoncé deux nouvelles options simplifiées pour l'année d'imposition 2020, qui permettent aux employés de demander la déduction des frais liés au travail à domicile pendant la pandémie de COVID-19.
>> astronaut koch, i think a lot of people look at you even right now in the space that you're in. and they think what do you do all day long? from, you know, march 14th when you got there. i know you're not coming back until february. that is such a long time to be there. talk to me about what happens on a daily basis for you. >> you know, on board here, we have similar lives to what you might have on the ground. we come to work every day. and those workdays consist of a lot of things that bring benefits back to earth like the science we do up here. as well as a lot of maintenance and upgrade...
For forthcoming iran sanctions. trump was elated and tweeted the image out to his followers at once, resulting in a cycle of memes mocking the graphic. seeing this type of behavior was both educate [jarring to the burgeoning steady state. it was a visceral lesson we weren't just appointees of the president, we were glorified government baby-sitters. the feeling of unease was cemented by having to deal with the president's penchant for making major decisions with little forethought or discussion. when trump wanted to do something aides might only get a few hours notice from him before he announ...
Coming over laid on a photo of the president. this was meant to be a teaser for forthcoming iran sanctions. trump was elated and tweeted the image out to his followers at once, resulting in a cycle of memes mocking the graphic. seeing this type of behavior was both educating and jarring to the burgeoning steady state. it was a visceral lesson we weren't just appointees of the president, we were glorified government baby-sitters. the feeling of unease was cemented by having to deal with the president's penchant for making major decisions with little forethought or discussion. these five alarm f...