Basis of Assessment Clause Samples

Basis of Assessment. In assessing the performance of a Contract Academic Librarian, the Library Assessment Committee shall consider whether the Contract Academic Librarian performed his/her duties under Article 16B in a satisfactory manner. The assessment shall be based on the contents of the Contract Academic Librarian's official file and a self-assessment letter by the Contract Academic Librarian which sets out the following: (a) the terms of the assignment(s) including the library, department, weekly hours, commencement date of the assignment and nature of the library duties performed; and (b) a self-assessment of performance of the assigned duties. Where a Contract Academic Librarian performs assessable academic service, the Contract Academic Librarian shall include a description of this service in his/her self- assessment letter.

Basis of Assessment. For Neighborhood Assessment purposes, all Living Units which are or have been occupied by a Single Family shall be assessed at One Hundred percent (100%) of the Neighborhood Assessment rate.

Basis of Assessment. 1. The amount on which the withholding tax shall be levied is the amount before any deductions. 2. The withholding tax on interest income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter a): on the gross amount of interest paid or credited; b) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter b) or d): on the amount of interest or revenue referred to in those letters; c) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter c): on the amount of interest referred to in that letter. 3. The withholding tax on dividend income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 letter a): on the gross amount of the dividend paid or credited or, if the dividend is never paid or credited, on the market value of the dividend in kind at the time of accrual; b) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 letter b): on the amount of dividends referred to in that letter; c) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 letter c): on the amount of income referred to in that letter. 4. The withholding tax on other income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 letter a): on the gross amount of the other income paid or credited; b) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 letter b): on the amount of other income referred to in that letter; c) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 letter c): on the amount of other income referred to in that letter. 5. The withholding tax shall be levied on capital gains accruing on the disposal of relevant assets. Capital gains are computed by deducting the acquisition costs and incidental costs of acquisition and disposal from the disposal value, whereby: a) Acquisition costs are the actual costs of purchase in every case, apart from in the exceptional case where accurate records are no longer available. b) If accurate records of the acquisition costs are not available, the acquisition costs are the market value of the asset at 31 March 1982 or, if the asset was not in existence at that date, the market value of the asset on the date of creation. c) If such market value is not known, the acquisition costs are deemed to be nil. d) The transfer by a relevant person of relevant assets to...

Basis of Assessment. In assessing the performance of a CAI, the CAIAC shall consider whether the CAI performed his/her duties under Article 16A in a satisfactory manner. Self-Assessment Letter The assessment shall, in addition to the contents of the CAI’s official file, be based on a self-assessment letter submitted by the CAI which sets out the following: (a) the course(s) for which an assessment is sought with course number; (b) the context for the CAI’s teaching including the terms during which a course was taught, the enrolment, course description, whether the course is mandatory or optional, and the mode of delivery (technologically mediated or not); (c) a statement of teaching philosophy setting out the approach the CAI took to teaching the course and his/her teaching and learning objectives/goals for the course; and (d) a self-assessment on the achievement of the teaching and learning objectives/goals, changes made to the course, if any; and plans for improving the course, if any. Where the CAI performs assessable academic service, the CAI shall include a description of this service in his/her self-assessment letter. Where the CAI supervises student research, practical work, thesis preparation, or participates in the evaluation of student theses, the CAI may include a description of this teaching in his/her self-assessment letter. Optional Appendices The instructor may include documentary evidence of good teaching as an appendix to the self assessment letter, such as: (a) recognition received for effective teaching; (b) a reflection on results of available Senate-approved student opinion surveys or departmental or faculty equivalents; (c) a description of initiatives taken to improve teaching; (d) products of good teaching, which may include examples of an individual student’s work, work completed by groups of students, or aggregate results of learning outcomes for a particular course taught; (if an individual student’s work or a group of students’ work is used as an example of a product of good teaching, permission of the student(s) must be obtained); (e) other relevant documentary evidence of good teaching such as a sample syllabus, a sample learning activity, a sample exam and/or assignment used in the course.

Basis of Assessment. 1. The amount on which the withholding tax shall be levied is the amount before any deductions. 2. The withholding tax on interest income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter a): on the gross amount of interest paid or credited; b) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter b) or d): on the amount of interest or revenue referred to in those let- ters; c) in the case of interest income within the meaning of Article 25 paragraph 1 letter c): on the amount of interest referred to in that letter. 3. The withholding tax on dividend income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 let- ter a): on the gross amount of the dividend paid or credited or, if the divi- dend is never paid or credited, on the market value of the dividend in kind at the time of accrual; b) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 let- ter b): on the amount of dividends referred to in that letter; c) in the case of a dividend within the meaning of Article 26 paragraph 1 let- ter c): on the amount of income referred to in that letter. 4. The withholding tax on other income shall be levied as follows: a) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 let- ter a): on the gross amount of the other income paid or credited; b) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 let- ter b): on the amount of other income referred to in that letter; c) in the case of other income within the meaning of Article 27 paragraph 1 let- ter c): on the amount of other income referred to in that letter. 5. The withholding tax shall be levied on capital gains accruing on the disposal of relevant assets. Capital gains are computed by deducting the acquisition costs and incidental costs of acquisition and disposal from the disposal value, whereby: a) Acquisition costs are the actual costs of purchase in every case, apart from in the exceptional case where accurate records are no longer available. b) If accurate records of the acquisition costs are not available, the acquisition costs are the market value of the asset at 31 March 1982 or, if the asset was not in existence at that date, the market value of the asset on the date of crea- tion. c) If such market value is not known, the acquisition costs are deemed to be nil. d) The transfer by a relevant person of ...

Basis of Assessment. In assessing the performance of a CAL/CAA, the Library Assessment Committee shall consider whether the CAL/CAA performed his/her duties under Article 16B in a satisfactory manner. The assessment shall be based on the contents of the CAL/CAA's official file and a self- assessment letter by the CAL/CAA which sets out the following: (a) the terms of the assignment(s) including the library, department, weekly hours, commencement date of the assignment and nature of the library duties performed; and (b) a self-assessment of performance of the assigned duties. Where a CAL/CAA performs assessable academic service, the CAL/CAA shall include a description of this service in his/her self-assessment letter.