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God knows what it had cost them to backdate the place like that.

They might try to backdate some of those payments, too.

This is because any increase to your payments can only be backdated by up to three months.

They suggest that the order was created only after the attack, then backdated.

Prosecutors are now investigating more than 80 companies for backdating.

The question became whether the 1985 letter was genuine or written later and backdated.

Applying early for these is important - any claims can only be backdated by three months.

His promotion to Lieutenant in 1878 was backdated to 1876.

"It was obvious that information had been added and backdated," the report said.

Any claim can be backdated to the introduction of the tax on 1 April 2001.

The report found instances of backdating ranging from one to nine days.

But it's best to report changes like this straight away, as any increase in your payments can only be backdated by up to three months.

Well they're on about backdating it to the third.

People who study ragtime believe this may be another case of "backdating".

Companies that are caught backdating options, of course, have huge accounting problems.

Backdate home responsibilities protection to cover women coming up to retirement now.

It was passed in 1696 but backdated to the beginning of the parliamentary session.

The question he was trying to answer was: Are companies backdating options?

Analysts did not focus on the company's stock options backdating difficulties.

Cases of backdating employee stock options have drawn public and media attention.

He was promoted to lieutenant in 1948 (backdated to November 1947).

This is to make sure that you get your payments backdated to the earliest possible date.

How far payments can be backdated is also changing.

The increase was to be backdated to June 1 and would rise to 75 per cent by the last quarter of 1991.

Your pay will be adjusted and backdated to the beginning of the month.'