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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a Pantarei practitioner?

  In a world where people are often disconnected from their own inner voice, and out of touch with their physical bodies, Pantarei practitioners help people to break through incredible barriers to tap into their own unique sense of strength and purpose in order to make significant life changes and accomplish their goals.

• How often should I re-season my orgreenic Pan?

  Repeat once every six months. Your Orgreenic pan should be re-seasoned every six months. You can do so following this same method or by trying one of the other described methods. If food begins sticking to the surface of your pan before six months have elapsed, re-season your pan ahead of schedule.

• What is the purepantarei approach?

  Pantarei Approach teaches its students how to help clients to overcome obstacles, to deal with chronic conditions, to let emotions be experienced throughout these processes and to gain new energy, lightness and clarity of purpose within themselves.

• What are the guidelines for the treatment of pancreatic cancer?

  Pancreatic Cancer Guidelines 1 Use of Tumor Markers in Pancreatic Cancer. 2 Diabetes Mellitus as Risk Factor. The NCCN guideline for pancreatic adenocarcinoma acknowledges... 3 Defining Resectability Status. The National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN)... 4 Treatment. After histopathologic confirmation of the diagnosis,...

• What is 'reasonable care' when it comes to IR35?

  When end-clients determine the IR35 status of contractors in the private sector from April 2021 onwards, they are tasked with taking ‘reasonable care’ when making employment status decisions.

• When does IR35 apply in the private sector?

  IR35 v. Off-payroll Chapter 8 provides the details for when the assessment is made by the contractor, so applies up to 6 April 2021 in the private sector and will apply after 6 April 2021 for when the client is a small business.

• Are blanket assessments compliant with IR35?

  And despite HMRC themselves stating that blanket assessments are not compliant, the tax office has done very little – if anything – to stop them being made in the public sector. It’s widely acknowledged that The NHS, among other public sector bodies, took this approach when managing IR35 reform.

• What does 'inside IR35' really mean?

  If the PSC believed that they were operating ‘inside IR35’, they would pay tax as if they were an employee but, would have no equivalent employment rights. This legislation has been largely unsuccessful in achieving the aims HMRC had desired.