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WHO: enter business name employees WHAT: A Larger Life in a Smaller Your Weight Loss Competition WHERE: enter location of weighing WHEN: dd/mm/YYY to dd/mm/YYY Compete as an individual and as teams

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the individuals or entities involved. This can include their names, contact information, and any relevant identification numbers.
2. Identify the purpose or context in which the "who" needs to be filled out. This could be a form, application, or any other type of document that requires this information.
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4. Begin by writing or typing the names of the individuals or entities in the designated fields. Double-check the spelling and accuracy of the information before proceeding.
5. If any additional details are required, such as relationships or roles, make sure to include them as instructed.
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8. Once the "who" section is fully filled out, proceed to complete the rest of the document, following the same attention to detail.
9. Finally, review the entire document before submitting or sharing it to ensure that all sections, including the "who," have been accurately filled out.

Who needs who:

1. Employers may need to know the names and contact information of their employees for various administrative purposes, such as payroll and communication.
2. Government agencies often require individuals to provide their personal information, including their name and identification, for identification, taxation, or legal purposes.
3. Service providers, such as doctors or banks, may need to know the identity of their clients or customers to provide personalized and accurate services.
4. Educational institutions typically require students to provide their names and other identifying information for enrollment, grading, and attendance purposes.
5. Legal entities, such as courts and law enforcement agencies, may require individuals to provide their names and other relevant details as part of legal proceedings or investigations.
6. Social platforms or online applications often ask users to provide their names and contact information to create personalized accounts and ensure proper user identification.
7. Event organizers may need to collect the names and contact information of attendees to facilitate communication, registration, or keeping track of attendance.
8. Medical professionals may require patients to provide their personal information, including their name and medical history, to ensure appropriate diagnosis and treatment.
9. Contractors or service providers may need the names and contact information of their clients to initiate contracts, facilitate communication, and provide services.

Keep in mind that the specific "who" and the need for it may vary depending on the context or situation. Always refer to the instructions provided in the relevant documents or consult the appropriate authorities for accurate guidance.

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What is who?

"who" refers to a person or group of people.

Who is required to file who?

Individuals or entities who meet the criteria set out by the relevant authority are required to file "who".

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What is the purpose of who?

The purpose of "who" is to provide information about individuals or entities as required by the relevant authority for compliance or regulatory purposes.

What information must be reported on who?

Information such as personal details, financial information, and any other information deemed necessary by the authority must be reported on "who".