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    require more money for medical expenses. As mentioned previously, since the deductible is so high it will take a lot more money to meet that deductible before the insurance starts paying, leaving the patient with a greater financial burden to bear if health issues arise. It must be noted though, that even this level of health insurance is far better than not having any at all. In extreme medical emergencies, the deductible will be met and the patient will only be responsible for the initial…

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    We chose to cover Dean Health Plan, WPS Health Insurance, Unity Health Insurance, and Physician’s Plus. These were all reputable insurance companies that are commonly chosen by consumers and employers. In our project, we covered the cost of the deductible, premium, coinsurance, and copay. We also looked at the coverage for dental, checkups, major operations, preventative exams, emergency care, rehab and physical therapy, prescription drug, lab work, and vision. We looked at prices for an…

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    “Family Liability Protection,” and “Guest Medical” are the major categories of coverage. All coverages and deductibles are built around the “Dwelling” coverage amount. Most of the other coverages and the deductibles are a percentage of the “Dwelling” coverage. A home with a Dwelling coverage of $100,000 could have a “Personal Property” coverage of $60,000 (60%) and an “All Other Peril” Deductible of $1,000 (1%.) It is important that a homeowner understands what is covered, how it is covered,…

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    Tax Court Case Summary

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    considered too expensive and unsuitable for her modest lifestyle. Issue: Is the cost of buying and maintaining the YSL clothing worn by the taxpayer deductible as an ordinary and necessary business under Section 162(a)? Holding: The cost are not deductible as ordinary and necessary business expense. Reasoning: Clothing costs are generally only deductible as a business expense if: “(1) the clothing is of a type…

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    Welch Vs Helvering Summary

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    now explore how two different conclusions were reached in the similar cases of Welch and Harold Jenkins. The Supreme Court found that the payments that Welch paid to creditors of a bankrupt business that he was formerly the secretary for, were not deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense. Rather, the court found that these expenditures were akin to capital expenditures of his new business. These payments were found to be extraordinary in nature because similar businesses do not…

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    high hopes of reducing the number of uninsured by making health insurance available to all U.S. citizens regardless of having an employer or not and living with a pre-existing condition while reducing additional healthcare spending outside the deductibles and premiums. Even with the best intentions to solve the problem of uninsured Americans, another problem surfaced from the Act, the cost. Since the current Federal Health care system burdens millions of Americans with unaffordable cost, which…

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    Piratephernalia Case Study

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    COST OF GOODS SOLD Cost of goods sold is a deduction on a taxpayer’s taxable income. For tax purposes, Piratephernalia Corporation must capitalize a portion of their overhead expenses into the annual inventory calculation. Additionally, cost of goods sold includes only the inventory sold throughout the fiscal year. Unsold purchased inventory will not be deducted from the taxable income. INTEREST INCOME Generally, state bond interest is exempt from taxation. Further, interest income from…

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    Senior auto insurance is intended for senior individuals. Senior individuals are individuals that are matured more than 50 years of age. Distinctive insurance organizations set an alternate age for senior individuals. On the off chance that an accomplice is more than 50 years of age yet the other is not, the approach verbiage will be incorporated in the senior insurance arrangement. It can be hard to get affirmed for senior auto insurance. Regularly, the insurance organization will charge a…

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    Senior collision protection is expected for senior people. Senior people are people that are developed over 50 years old. Particular protection associations set a substitute age for senior people. In case an associate is over 50 years old yet the other is not, the methodology verbiage will be fused in the senior protection game plan. It can be difficult to get avowed for senior collision protection. Frequently, the protection association will charge an immoderate premium cost on the senior…

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    deductions are available to be claimed in regarding to Dr John 's expenses. What can Dr John claim? Some of those expenses can be claimed as deductions. Interest loan According to section 8-1 ITAA 1997, expenditure on the interest of the loan is deductible to the extent that the money from the bank is used for the purpose of generating income or is necessarily incurred in carrying on a business for the purpose of producing assessable…

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