Camelback Displays, Inc. A One-stop Shop for Trade Show Displays, Exhibits and Tradeshow Booths

Basically, the point of marketing is to make people interested in our products. It means, the first thing to do is, how to make people take more attention on our product rather than our competitor’s.

Especially, when we participate on an exhibition. In an exhibition event, there are a lot of producer of goods or services that produce the same goods or services gathering in one place. The matter is, how we can attract visitors to, at least, have a willingness to visit our booth to, once again, at least, take a look at our offering, and then they have the willingness to buy goods or services that we offer.


For those reasons, there have to be something that ‘eye catching’, something that make people interested. It means that we have to make our booth looks more attractive than others. So, we need a good decoration and choose the right furniture, and also another attractive and unique stuff, that will bring a deep impression to the people who visit our booth.

For those kinds of works, there is a company that has the ability to do it all. The company is Camelback Displays Inc. They provide all of that we need for exhibitions. For trade show exhibit, they can provide many different choices. And so is furniture stuffs, they provide many choices of table covers, tablecloths, with custom options as well. Even your company logo can be printed on it.

They provide product info and the price, on their site. So you can compare their products to another company’s products.

Other Right of Taxpayer: Petition by a Taxpayer or a Tax Responsible Party

A petition by a taxpayer/tax responsible party against:

1. the execution of an Enforcement Order, confiscation or auction of assets;
2. a decision relating to the implementation of a tax decision, other than what is prescribed in Article 25 paragraph (1) and Article 26;
3. a decision on correction as provided for under Article 16 that relates to Tax Collection Letter (STP);
4. a decision as provided for under Article 36 that relates to Tax Collection Letter (STP); may only be submitted to a tax court. (Article 23-paragraph (2) Law No. 16 Year 2000).

Other Right of Taxpayer: Amendment of Tax Assessment Letter (SKP)

1. The Director General of Taxation on his own authority, or at the request of a taxpayer, may correct a Tax Assessment, a Tax Collection Notice, Decision Letter on objection, Decision Letter on reduction or cancellation of administration penalties, Decision Letter on reduction or cancellation of incorrect tax assessment, or Decision Letter on refund of initial tax overpaid, which contain errors in writing or calculation or errors in the application of specific provisions of the tax laws.
2. The Director General of Taxation, within 12 months from the date the application is received, must issue a decision on the application for correction.
3. When the period of time as prescribed in paragraph (2) has lapsed and the Director General of Taxation fails to issue a decision, the application shall be deemed granted. (Article 16 Law No. 16 Year 2000).

Places to stay while visiting New Zealand

God created this whole universe, particularly the planet that we are living in, the earth, in a miraculous way. A lot of beautiful places we've never seen before.
Let's take a look at the picture below.

This scene seems so refreshing. This place called Bay of Islands. At this wonderful place, we can sail to a new beach every day, accompanied by dolphins and birds.



or maybe this one,

they call it, Erewhon, an anagram of nowhere. This spectacular landscape used by Hollywood filmmaker.

You can find another pictures here.

Those scenery can be found in a great country, New Zealand.
Interesting, isn't it?

In my opinion, those places are so visit worthy. :D

Do you worry about where to stay while we visit New Zealand? Don't be. There is a site that provide such information. In my previous post, they provide the places to stay while we visit England. In this post, I talk about Cheaperthanhotels in New Zealand.

This site offer great basic information about the hotels. From 1 star rated to 5.

If you want to visit Auckland, for example, when you are watching Formula 1 Race. You can find the hotel information at http://www.cheaperthanhotels.co.nz/New-Zealand/Auckland/

Wellington, is the capital city of New Zealand. You can find the hotel information at http://www.cheaperthanhotels.co.nz/New-Zealand/Wellington/

Or Christchurch city, you can find the information at http://www.cheaperthanhotels.co.nz/New-Zealand/Christchurch/

Or may be you want to search by the country, you can find at http://www.cheaperthanhotels.co.nz/New-Zealand/

I hope this post will be useful. May God someday bring me here. :)

Other Right of the Taxpayer: Tax Overpayment

1. In the implementation of tax obligations the following may happen:
   
   • The total tax payable in a tax year is less than total tax paid or
   
   
   • The tax which is actually not due has been paid and therefore becomes a tax overpayment. (Article 17 Law No. 6 Year 1983)


2. There are 2 ways to request a refund for the above:
   
   
   
   • by submitting an annual tax return
   
   
   • by submitting a letter addressed to the Head of Tax Office requesting the refund.


3. After carrying out an examination or audit the Director General of Taxation will issue a Tax Overpayment Assessment (SKPLB) within twelve months after receiving the request for refund from taxpayer. If the issuance of Tax Overpayment (SKPLB) exceeds the time period specified, the request for a refund from the taxpayer shall be considered granted. (Article 17-paragraph (1) Law No. 6 Year 1983)
   


4. The tax overpayment based on the Tax Overpayment Assessment (SKPLB) shall be refunded, but where it appears that the taxpayer still has tax payable, the overpayment shall be directly used to settle the arrears first.(Article 11-paragraph (1) Law No. 16 Year 2000).
   


5. Upon issuance of the Tax Overpayment Assessment (SKPLB). The taxpayer has to provide information to the tax office to transfer the overpayment to him. The tax overpayment shall be paid within a maximum period of one month from the receipt of the above-mentioned information. (Article II-paragraph (2) Law No. 16 Year 2000).
   


6. If a refund of tax overpayment is delayed beyond one month, the Government shall pay interest of 2% per month on the late refund, calculated from the end of the time limit provided for in Article 11 paragraph (2) Law No. 16 Year 2000 up to of the date the refund is made. (Article 11-paragraph (3) Law No. 16 Year 2000).
   

Other Right of the Taxpayer: Installment or Postponement of Tax Payment

The Director General of Taxation, at the request of a taxpayer, may give his approval to the installment or postponement of tax payment, including underpaid taxes as prescribed in paragraph 2, for maximum period of 12 months. The implementation shall be confirmed by decree of the Director General of Taxation. (Article 9-paragraph (6) Law No. 16 Year 2000).