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The GOP tax reform has some pros and cons depending on where you live, how much you earn and how big is your family. Yes, you heard it right. Read on for another 2 minutes and you will understand.The new tax rates has been introduced[1] with lowered tax rates for every income slab. Essentially, the more money you earn the more you will save on taxes. It is especially true for super rich.[2]Standard deduction has been almost doubled: [3] If you had to go through all the hassle to get your itemized deduction more than standard deduction, its a good news for you. For single filers, the bill increases it to $12,000 from $6,350 currently; for married couples filing jointly it increases to $24,000 from $12,700. This is clearly a good news as your tax exemption is increases by almost double the amount from the previous year. But there is a small caveat, hold on.It Eliminates the personal exemption of $4050: So if your family has 3 or more kids it essentially negates the above refund you are getting from standard deduction. See, I told you not to get too excited :)Caps state and local tax deduction: The final bill will preserve the state and local tax deduction for anyone who itemizes, but it will cap the amount that may be deducted at $10,000. Today the deduction is unlimited for your state and local property taxes plus income or sales taxes. This will hurt the people staying in states with high state income tax. For an example California and NewYork, Blue states. (I am not saying anything :) ).Mortgage interest deduction cap has been reduced: Too bad if you were looking to close that deal of a $1.5 million house next year. If you take out a new mortgage on a first or second home you would only be allowed to deduct the interest on debt up to $750,000, down from $1 million today. Homeowners who already have a mortgage would be unaffected by the change.This sums up some of the highlight of GOP tax reforms 2017. You can see where you fit in. Now you know why I said earlier that whether this reform is good or bad for you depends on your household income, city you live in and of course the size of your family. :)PS: The above points only touches the surface and I have only highlighted the key points which are relevant to this question.Thanks for reading! Cheers!Footnotes[1] Here’s When the GOP Tax Reform Bill Will Take Effect[2] Winners and losers in the GOP tax plan[3] GOP tax plan: Key details of the final bill, explained

This is Drax.You may be familiar with him if you watched the Marvel movies. Drax is, shall I say, unique.He only reads things at face value. He takes everything said literally. He doesn’t understand metaphors and sarcasm. When someone says metaphors go over his head, he responds by saying nothing ever goes over his head as he has fast reflexes and he’d catch it.There are three types of reasoning: deductive, inductive, abductive. Drax only does deductive reasoning.A normal, functioning person does all three. When someone says something sarcastic for example, a normal person would look at the context which said sarcastic remark was uttered, and decide correctly that the statement shouldn’t be taken literally, perhaps further infer that such sardonicism was meant as an expression of discontent towards something, or mere humour.In other words, we do a bit of inducing and abducing. We don’t just look at the words said and operate wholly on deductive reasoning.Conservatives expect us to all be Draxes.When we criticised Trump’s racist tweets calling for four congresswomen of colour to “go back” to where they’ve come from, his supporters demands us to show what exactly did Trump tweet that was racist. They’d posit that Trump didn’t mention anything about race, that he merely called for those women to go to another country. And if we cannot provide any overt verbatim proof of racism, claims of racism are therefore invalid. This is the simplistic train of thought they expect us to follow.But anyone with a modicum of braincell worth its salt would question what caused Trump to demand those four congresswomen to go back to their respective countries when three of them were born and raised in the US. They’ve never lived in another country. Where do they even go back to? I mean, the demand doesn’t even make sense. The most likely explanation would then be that he said it because of their skin colour.A reasonable person would then ask, would Trump have said the same thing if those women were white? Most likely not. He might hurl some other insult, but certainly not one requesting them to kindly fuck off back to the (shithole) country where they came from.Trump’s default assumption seems to be that there is something fundamentally un-American about having brown skin despite those congresswomen being born and raised in America. Couple this with some of the other uncharitable epithets Trump assigned to Mexicans in the past and one would be forced to conclude that yes, Trump is most likely a racist. This is known as abductive reasoning.But of course, Trump supporters expect us to all fall in line like Draxes and take everything at face value. They don’t like us reading into things too much, make use of our higher brain functions.‘Did Trump declare that white people are superior?’ they’d ask.‘No!’, they answer their own question.‘Can you quote Trump verbatim on how he dislikes brown people?’‘You can’t!’, they’d cheer.Seriously, stop taking us for fools.

If you forgot to fill the time sheet and if the time sheet for that respective month freezes, then your leaves will be deducted.The order of priority of leaves deducted areCasualSick andEarnedOnce the leaves are deducted, you can see the respective leave requests raised in GESS in your Ultimatix.Here comes the main part :Every associate will be given one chance in every appraisal cycle to cancel the leave requests that are raised if the associate forgets to fill the timesheet and leaves get deducted after the timesheet freezes.So if it is the first time in this appraisal that you forgot to fill the timesheet and leaves got deducted, then you can cancel the leave requests and approach your supervisor. Your supervisor will approve your request if it was the first time and you again will be credited back with your leaves.If it's the second time in that appraisal cycle period, then I'm sorry you have to lose your leaves.There's no way of getting them back.Hope my answer clarifies your question.If u like my answer , do upvote it . It motivates me to write more.Cheers!!!