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treasury obligations

treasury obligations
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    • negotiable debt obligations of the United States government which guarantees that interest and principal payments will be paid on time

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    1. Take-over by the State Treasury of Sementsverksmiðjan hf.’s pension obligations.
    2. Further, by virtue of the same agreement, the State Treasury took over the obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. regarding employees still active in the company.
    3. Further, by virtue of the same agreement, the State Treasury took over the obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. regarding employees still active in the company. These obligations were to be paid and settled annually.
    4. Moreover, at the time of the conclusion of the Agreement, the Treasury was obliged to take account of the legal obligations on PI, and could not anticipate possible legal changes, which fell outside its competence.
    5. By an agreement signed on 23 October 2003 between the Ministry of Finance and the Pension Fund of State Employees, the Ministry of Finance, on behalf of the State Treasury, took over the remainder of the bonds issued to pay the accrued obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. as settled in the Agreement of 1997. Further, by virtue of the same agreement, the State Treasury took over the obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. regarding employees still active in the company.
    6. On behalf of the State Treasury, the Ministry of Finance took over the remainder of the bonds issued to pay the accrued obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. as settled in the agreement of 1997, as well as existing and future obligations of current employees of the company affiliated to Section B, by an Agreement signed on 23 October 2003 with the Pension Fund of State Employees.
    7. On 8 October 1997, the Ministry of Finance signed an Agreement with the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund on payment of National Treasury obligations pursuant to Article 33 of Act No 1/1997 on the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund with respect to employees of the Iceland State Cement Works, to the end of 1996. These obligations corresponded to the accrued increased pension obligation for Sementsverksmiðjan hf.’s employees minus the share of the company in the Fund’s assets.
    8. According to Article 3 of the Agreement between the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund and the Ministry of Finance on the payment of National Treasury obligations pursuant to Article 33 of Act No. 1/1997, on the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund, with respect to employees of the Iceland State Cement Works to year-end 1996, the obligations on behalf of Iceland Cement Ltd were ISK 400801268.
    9. By an agreement signed on 23 October 2003 between the Ministry of Finance and the Pension Fund of State Employees, the Ministry of Finance, on behalf of the State Treasury, took over the remainder of the bonds issued to pay the accrued obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. as settled in the Agreement of 1997.
    10. With these bonds the National Treasury has fully settled its obligations towards LSR with respect to pension supplements pursuant to Article 33 of Act No 1/1997 on the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund, arising from membership of employees of the Iceland State Cement Works to LSR until the end of 1996’.
    11. With an agreement dated 23 October 2003 between the Ministry of Finance and the Pension Fund of State Employees, on behalf of the State Treasury, the Ministry of Finance took over the remainder of the bonds issued by Sementsverksmiðjan hf. to pay the accrued obligations of the company as settled in the agreement of 1997.
    12. On 8 October 1997, the Ministry of Finance signed an Agreement with the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund on payment of National Treasury obligations pursuant to Article 33 of Act No 1/1997 on the Civil Servants’ Pension Fund with respect to employees of the Iceland State Cement Works, to the end of 1996.
    13. This special scheme therefore ensures that the VAT collected at the retail sale stage on sales of products coming from these firms is actually paid to the Treasury, thereby helping to prevent tax fraud. It also benefits the administration by simplifying the arrangements for collecting VAT and reduces the resellers obligations in relation to VAT.
    14. On behalf of the State Treasury, the Ministry of Finance took over the remainder of the bonds issued to pay the accrued obligations of Sementsverksmiðjan hf. as settled in the agreement of 1997, as well as existing and future obligations of current employees of the company affiliated to Section B, by an Agreement signed on 23 October 2003 with the Pension Fund of State Employees. The Government thereby fulfilled the obligation laid down in Article 4 of the Share Purchase Agreement between the Ministry of Industry and Íslenskt sement ehf.
    15. With an agreement dated 23 October 2003 between the Ministry of Finance and the Pension Fund of State Employees, on behalf of the State Treasury, the Ministry of Finance took over the remainder of the bonds issued by Sementsverksmiðjan hf. to pay the accrued obligations of the company as settled in the agreement of 1997. The Government also took over Sementsverksmiðjan hf.’s obligations towards the Pension Fund of State Employees to pay and settle annually the compensation settlement for the employees of the company affiliated to Section B of the Pension Fund of State Employees (as settled in an Agreement between the Pension Fund of State Employees and Sementsverksmiðjan hf. dated 30 March 1999).