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Form 10-300 (July 1969) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE STATE Hawaii c o u N NTP: NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES INVENTORY NOMINATION FORM Honolulu FOR NPS USE

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1. Start by obtaining the necessary form. Look for the specific document or application that requires the c o u n field to be filled out.
2. Locate the section or field labeled "c o u n" on the form. It may be listed as "c/o," "care of," or "in care of," depending on the context.
3. Write the name of the individual or business for whom the mail or correspondence is intended after the initials "c o u n." This person or entity will be responsible for receiving the mail at the designated address.
4. Double-check the accuracy of the information provided. Ensure that the name and address are correctly spelled and properly formatted.
5. Once you have filled out the c o u n field, proceed to complete the rest of the form as required. Pay attention to other relevant sections and provide the necessary details.
6. Review the completed form for any errors or omissions before submitting it. Make sure all the required fields, including the c o u n field, have been filled out accurately.

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1. Individuals living in shared accommodations, such as roommates or tenants.
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3. Personal assistants or secretaries who handle mail on behalf of their clients or employers.
4. Non-profit organizations or charities that have designated individuals for mail management.
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What is c o u n?

C O U N stands for Country-by-Country Reporting, a report that provides tax authorities with information about the global allocation of income and taxes paid by multinational companies.

Who is required to file c o u n?

Multinational companies with a consolidated group revenue above a certain threshold are required to file Country-by-Country Reports.

How to fill out c o u n?

Country-by-Country Reports are typically filled out using specific templates provided by tax authorities, detailing income, taxes paid, and other relevant financial information for each country where the company operates.

What is the purpose of c o u n?

The purpose of Country-by-Country Reporting is to increase transparency and prevent profit shifting by multinational companies, allowing tax authorities to better assess tax evasion risks.

What information must be reported on c o u n?

Country-by-Country Reports must include details on the global allocation of income, taxes paid, and other relevant financial information for each jurisdiction where the company operates.