With many businesses still using filing cabinets to hold physical certificates, errors are almost inevitable, and the taxman has noticed: missing, expired, or invalid exemption certificates are the most common cause of sales tax audit trouble.
There are two influenza antiviral drugs approved by the FDA for use in the United States which are recommended for use in children during the 2016-2017 flu season: Oseltamivir (available as a generic version or under the trade name TamifluÂ®) is approved for treatment of influenza in children 2 weeks of age or older. It is approved for prevention of influenza in children 1 year of age or older.
Tamiflu is the brand name of the prescription drug oseltamivir, used to treat influenza A and B in people who have flu symptoms. They may also prescribe it to prevent flu in those who have been exposed to it but don't yet have symptoms. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Tamiflu in 1999. Roche Pharmaceuticals manufactures it. Tamiflu Warnings. Doctors aren't sure whether Tamiflu is safe for newborn babies less than 2 weeks of age. You shouldn't take Tamiflu if you're allergic to it or any ingredient in the drug. Tell your doctor if you have inherited a fructose intolerance or have a condition affecting your kidneys, liver, brain, kidney, lungs, or liver before taking Tamiflu.