Types of Deductions Sample Clauses

Types of Deductions. Subject to normal accounting procedures and subject to District capability, teachers may authorize the District to modify the payment of their contracted salary to include deductions for:
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Types of Deductions. Subject to normal accounting procedures, teachers may authorize the business office to modify the payment of their contracted salary to include deductions for:
Types of Deductions. Within 30 days after receipt of written authorization from the teacher, the Board shall deduct from the salary of the teacher and make appropriate remittance for:
Types of Deductions. Subject to normal accounting procedures, teachers may authorize the school clerk to modify the payment of their contracted salary to include deductions for (1) tax sheltered annuities, as authorized by the Internal Revenue Service; (2) insurance premiums; (3) Association dues; (4) Bank or Credit Union; (5) United Way; (6) political contributions; (7) payment-in-lieu-of-dues; (8) IRS Section 125 program monthly deductions; (9) Lake Oswego School District Foundation; and(10) Oregon Education Association Foundation.

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