PYT definition

PYT means a taxpayer's tax for the prior fiscal or calendar accounting year pursuant to subsection (c) of section 15 of P.L.1945, c. 162 (C. 54:10A-15).

Examples of PYT in a sentence

  • If a student has time between classes at PYT, even if they remain at the Banana Factory, it is the parent’s responsibility to make sure they are safe.

  • Should Parents choose not to do this, PYT accepts no responsibility or liability for students left unattended.

  • If a student misses more that 3 classes in the 8 weeks prior to a student showcase (PYT Performs!, Senior Cabaret, Evening of Scenes, Dancers in Concert or a Dance Ensemble Performance), they may, at the discretion of the instructor, be eliminated from one or more performance numbers.

  • Payment can be made by bank transfer or by most major credit cards in favor of PYT Travel Design S.

  • These guidelines apply to all facilities, rehearsal studios and hallways at the Banana Factory as well as any performance spaces PYT rents.

  • If a ▇▇▇▇▇ must wait after class for a ride, they should remain in the classroom studio, in a PYT office or in the PYT waiting area until an adult arrives for them.

  • There is NO SMOKING ANYWHERE in any of the facilities that PYT uses.

  • Any disruptive behavior that reflects poorly on PYT (in or outside of class) may result in a student losing privileges or being asked to leave the program.

  • The Banana Factory and the theatre spaces PYT rents are public buildings.

  • Please do not bring valuables to PYT as PYT will not be responsible for personal property that is lost, damaged, stolen or destroyed.

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