What does SGAA mean?
SGAA means Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act?
Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act can be abbreviated as SGAA
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What does SGAA stand for? SGAA stands for "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act". |
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How to abbreviate "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act"? "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act" can be abbreviated as SGAA. |
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What is the meaning of SGAA abbreviation? The meaning of SGAA abbreviation is "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act". |
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What is SGAA abbreviation? One of the definitions of SGAA is "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act". |
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What does SGAA mean? SGAA as abbreviation means "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act". |
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What is shorthand of Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act? The most common shorthand of "Superannuation Guarantee Administration Act" is SGAA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MIGAA - Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency Act
- NWRAA - National Wildlife Refuge Administration Act
- FAAA - Family Assistance Administration Act
- SGC - Superannuation Guarantee Charge
- SGC - Superannuation Guarantee Contribution
- SGD - Superannuation Guarantee Determination
- SGCA - Superannuation Guarantee Charge Act 1992
- SIS - Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act
- SSAA - Social Security Administration Act
- FAAA - Federal Alcohol Administration Act
- FAAA - Federal Aviation Administration Act
- FCAA - Federal Courts Administration Act
- PGA - Property Guarantee Administration
- SGL - Superannuation Guarantee Levy
- SGR - Superannuation Guarantee Rulings
- SG - Superannuation Guarantee (Australian finance)
- feaa - Federal Energy Administration Act
- fhaa - Farmers Home Administration Act
- sgca - Superannuation Guarantee Charge Act
- sgr - Superannuation Guarantee Ruling