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The document is a 'Foreign Tax Liability Self Certification Declaration' form specifically for entities. It outlines the process for entities to certify their foreign tax status, including sections on U.S. status, entity classification, and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) declaration. The form must be completed by an authorized signatory and submitted to Suncorp Bank, with instructions provided for various submission methods. It also includes guidance on providing information about controlling persons and emphasizes the importance of accuracy in the information provided.

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What is the difference between common law liability and statutory liability?

Some forms of liability are specified in the lawthis is known as statutory liability. Other forms evolve through common law a set of principles that guide the laying of responsibility in any specific case.

What is statutory liability Australia?

Statutory Liability insurance provides coverage for businesses against legal liabilities arising from breaches of various acts of legislation. Examples of this can include violations of regulations related to health, safety and environmental laws.

What is absolute liability in Australia law?

When liability is absolute with respect to an element of an offence, the prosecution is not required to prove intention, knowledge, recklessness or negligence with respect to that element. Liability is not absolute unless the law that creates the offence provides that liability is absolute: s6. 2(1), (2).

What is strict liability in Australian law?

Strict liability is a mode of criminal responsibility defined by the absence of any requirement of fault, coupled with the availability of the defence of reasonable mistake of fact, in addition to the general defences.

What is the liability law in Australia?

In Australia, public liability is the law that holds individuals, businesses or organisations responsible for injuries, property damage or financial losses suffered due to negligence or wrongdoing.