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Zur Lohnabrechnung und Kontrolle! Die Lohnsteuertabellen dienen sowohl der Berechnung und Ermittlung der zutreffenden Lohnabzugsbeträge als auch der Kontrolle elektronisch erstellter Lohnabrechnungen. In Personalgesprächen können relevante Beträge schnell abgelesen werden. Einzelfragen beantworten die umfassenden Erläuterungen.  Die inhaltlichen Schwerpunkte Neuer amtlicher Programmablauf ab April 2023Aktuelle Gesetzgebung, Rechtsprechung und ErlasseFundierte Erläuterungen für das LohnbüroInklusive Zugang zum umfassenden Online-Portal  Das ist neu InflationsausgleichsgesetzAnhebung des steuerlichen Grundfreibetrags auf 10.908 EURAnhebung des Kinderfreibetrags auf 3.012 EUR jeweils für jeden ElternteilAnhebung des monatlichen Kindergeldes auf einheitlich 250 EUR für jedes KindAnhebung der Freigrenzen beim Solidaritätszuschlag auf 17.543 EUR bzw. 35.086 EURJahressteuergesetz 2022Modernisierung des Abzugs von Aufwendungen für die betriebliche oder berufliche Tätigkeit in der häuslichen WohnungAnhebung der Arbeitslohngrenze bei kurzfristiger Beschäftigung und der Stundenlohngrenze bei kurzfristiger Beschäftigung sowie bei Aushilfskräften in Betrieben der Land- und ForstwirtschaftAnhebung des Arbeitnehmer-Pauschbetrags auf 1.230 EURAnhebung des (Grund-)Entlastungsbetrags für Alleinerziehende auf 4.260 EUR

After Francis' encounter with a pastoral counselor, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery and healing, as he re-lives aspects of his life that he felt shame, fear, depression, and hopelessness. Though his sessions with his counselor, Francis shares his struggles with obesity and depression, and rediscovers his strengths, hopes, and passion for life. He learns to value and love the man that he has become. He also learns that life is all about perspectives (how we look at the world and happenings in the world), and that with Jesus as his foundation, self-worth, pride, joy, and hope are all within reach. E.C. Thomas is an ordained minister with over thirty years of ministry experience. He has board certifications in Pastoral Counseling and Clinical Hypnosis. Mr. Thomas earned his undergraduate degree in Christian Ministry with a concentration in Pastoral Ministry from Lee University, and he earned a Master degree in Bible Teaching from Columbia International University. Mr. Thomas has an Educator's Certificate from the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) and is professionally certified for All Levels in Bible Teaching. In addition, Mr. Thomas is an approved Continuing Education Unit (CEU) provider in the areas of Educational and Biblical Studies through the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).

Regina L. McCray is a 34-year-old native of Clarksdale, MS. She graduated with a B.S. in Communications and Paralegal Studies from Mississippi University for Women in Columbus, MS in 2005. During the Fall of 2004 while attending MUW, she accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior. She earned her M.S. in Clinical Speech-Language Pathology from Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, AZ in 2013. Regina has always had a love for writing. During high school, she thoroughly enjoyed writing poetry. Regina currently practices Speech-Language Pathology in a school setting near her home town of Clarksdale. Her hobbies include conversing with family and friends, playing card and board games, shopping, and traveling. Regina hopes that sharing her experience of disobedience to God's will, being emotionally abused in her marriage, and being restored by God's grace and mercy will help people who are living in that situation know that God loves them too much for them to remain in a situation in which they are being abused in any way. Also, she hopes that her experience will encourage other believers to continue in their walk, answer their calls to share Christ, and continue to grow in our Lord and Savior. Regina L. McCray was born and raised in Clarksdale, Mississippi. She was baptized in 1997 but truly accepted Christ during the fall of 2004 while completing her undergraduate studies at Mississippi University for Women in Columbus, Mississippi. Since accepting Christ into her heart, Regina has been on a journey inclusive of highs, lows, and all that fall in-between. Through disobedience, Regina finds herself at rock bottom and has to go back to God for Him to restore her broken pieces. If Not for God's Grace, Regina's first book, is a task ordered by God to be completed as a testimony of His unending love, grace, and mercy. To God be the glory!

Why is molestation among boys a taboo topic?When was the last time you heard of a male sharing their story of being molested?Why are men so afraid to come forward with their stories?Is it the fear of being judged? Is it shame or embarrassment? Or could it be that our society is not formed where a man can feel comfortable coming forth with his story of molestation?All these questions and more will be addressed in this book. Read through these pages and find out, how you can get support or offer support to someone who is a victim of abuse.

?Social Justice Parenting offers guidance and grace for parents who want to teach their children how to create a fair and inclusive world.??Diane Debrovner, deputy editor of Parents magazine?Replete with excellent examples and advice that can help parents raise children with a healthy self-image and regard for the welfare of others."?Jane E. Brody, New York TimesAn empowering, timely guide to raising anti-racist, compassionate, and socially conscious children, from a diversity and inclusion educator with more than thirty years of experience.As a global pandemic shuttered schools across the country in 2020, parents found themselves thrust into the role of teacher?in more ways than one. Not only did they take on remote school supervision, but after the murder of George Floyd and the ensuing Black Lives Matter protests, many also grappled with the responsibility to teach their kids about social justice?with few resources to guide them.Now, in Social Justice Parenting, Dr. Traci Baxley?a professor of education who has spent 30 years teaching diversity and inclusion?will offer the essential guidance and curriculum parents have been searching for. Dr. Baxley, a mother of five herself, suggests that parenting is a form of activism, and encourages parents to acknowledge their influence in developing compassionate, socially-conscious kids.Importantly, Dr. Baxley also guides parents to do the work of recognizing and reconciling their own biases. So often, she suggests, parents make choices based on what's best for their children, versus what's best for all children in their community. Dr. Baxley helps readers take inventory of their actions and beliefs, develop self-awareness and accountability, and become role models. Poised to become essential reading for all parents committed to social change, Social Justice Parenting will offer parents everywhere the opportunity to nurture a future generation of humane, compassionate individuals.

The remarkable true story of one women's journey of survival. She shares her experiences of childhood sexual abuse, addiction, self-destruction, and numerous suicidal attempts. She knew there had to be more...Her story describes how we can come out wearing our crowns with purpose after experiencing years of spiritual warfare. Refusing to give up Chaplain Tammie came to the realization that addiction begins in the spiritual realm and is authored by the devil; BUT God is our abundance" this means that God makes our lives abundant and provides all of us with all that we need for our body, soul, and spirit. It took three suicide attempts and 20 years of addiction before Chaplain Tammie realized that all her suffering was for purpose. She came to realize that through all the trauma and self-destructive behaviors God was preparing her crown. She understood that she did not have to be perfect to be loved by God just willing to allow Him to lead the way. This transparent inspiring memoir is about one courageous women's journey to overcome the darkness and walk in the love and light of Jesus Christ encouraging other's that they to can be free!!

The author writes an open letter to her three children explaining why she wasn't able to search for her eldest boy after he'd been abducted by his father. June returned to her home country with her two other children. Her anxiety about her lost child aged seven years was such that she was committed to a psychiatric institution. The book is about June's following long struggle in finding accommodation for herself and her children.

"We keep things inside, those of us who live in the Midwest. Anyone who lives out in the open where little stands between you and the horizon knows this. It's all sky. It's infinitely blue in summer and hammering gray in winter. So you keep your head down and your thoughts inside.Yet the landscape is haunted with memories. The memories of lives lived having kept everything inside. They seep out of us like a spring or the fog and attach themselves to objects, sounds, smells, the wind. They attach themselves to anything that can bear to take them.¿Some of the memories we keep inside, some of them are terrible. Terrible things done to us, and terrible things we have done to others. We keep them down, and we run. We run so far and so deep that memory becomes forgetfulness. We're lost. We're lost to the living of life."So begins The Long Way Home - a closely observed account of the author's actual 5-week, 500-mile walk from Chicago to Minneapolis and parallel journey through the memories of his traumatic and painful life as a young man. His meetings with people and places along the journey open up the history, culture and experience of this part of the Midwest in a way that will captivate any interested reader.

This book is about a preacher's wife who lived in silent depression and learned survival skills by being emotionally isolated while sitting in church. She accepted Jesus as her personal Savior at the age of eighteen, and was called to ministry shortly thereafter in 1969.She received a prophetic word from her spiritual mom, who had a dream she had one eye open and one eye closed. She told her that she needed to be watchful because Satan was out to destroy her ministry. She was married at the age of twenty-four to a preacher who she thought was her prince charming.You are about to experience her real-life story as a preacher's wife. She believed that the prophetic dream of her spiritual mom was symbolic, and the interpretation was clear. Satan was going to attack her personal spiritual growth. The story unfolds: she became a divorcee and was left alone to raise three children. This is when she experienced the worst battles of her spiritual sanity.The book will inspire every unmarried person, divorcee, married couple, and parent not to give up on their loved ones, and will encourage widows to live after the death of a spouse. She learned the four principles of life: love God, love your family, love your church, and love people. These are the keys to successful living.