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    main client, Mrs. Gilling. The followings are suggestions according to the important facts you pointed out. Please let me know if any issues we could discuss further. Regards! Yuehting Lai A. Entering into the agency contract Issue: What is the tax consequences? Conclusion: The contract is a CGT asset and the payment of $205,000 is capital expense to Bronx. Analysis: Even though the payment is paid to Bronx’s supplier and could be seen as an outflow from business to generate income under…

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    impose a 20% tax on the declared wealth, which raised millions for the government. Then Adolf Hitler’s government confiscated all of the Jewish wealth and issued them worthless bonds so that it would not appear to be stealing. As if this wasn’t enough, the Hitler government levied a 50% surtax on certain German groups. (Mariotti, 2016) Hillary Clinton wants to impose hefty taxes on the wealthy citizens of America just because they are rich. She wants to impose a four percent surcharge tax on…

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    the capital gains tax rate of 15% percent, so investors will receive only $500,000 x (1-0.35)(1-0.15) = $276,250. The “corporate tax wedge” will be $48,750, or 9.75 percentage points. b. Now recalculate the tax disadvantage using the same income but with the maximum tax rates that existed before 2003. (These rates were 35 percent (Tc = 0.35) on corporate profits and 38.6 percent (Tp = 0.386) on personal investment income). ANSWER P1-1. b. With the pre-2003 tax rates,…

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    Chapter One: Introduction The aim of this Grounded Theory study is to examine the paradoxical nature of tax avoidance, with a particular focus on Google Inc. operations in the United Kingdom (UK). According to Schmidt and Cohen (2014), the world is undergoing a global change whereby on one side the provision of cyberspace connectivity continues to improve the world’s ability to exchange data and interconnect. However, Waltzman and Shen (2015) article present an opposing argument, one of…

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    Felipe Escobar The Estate Tax is Desirable 3/11/2016 The estate tax is a tax on property. It taxes, cash, real estate, stocks and other assets that are transferred from a deceased individual to an assigned heir. The estate tax is not double taxation as some opponents might suggest. Instead, the estate tax makes sure that the wealthiest pay their share of taxes just like the rest of tax payers do when they pay income and payroll taxes. The estate tax should not be repealed because it is…

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    Parking Reform Is Possible

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    carpooling because the occupant of one car would cost share the parking fee. There would also be faster turnover since drivers would pay every time they occupy a parking space. High turnover and high occupancy vehicle would eventually lead to increased sales and taxes. Performance pricing has other advantages in that it keeps customers flowing and this sustains businesses and jobs. It would also lead to reduced cruising and reduced traffic (Shoup33). Curb parking pricing is important in that…

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    PART A-SHORT ANSWERS 1. D’s Life insurance policy a. Per 2042(1) since the proceeds of the life insurance are being paid to the estate they are subject to the estate tax. b. No, 2042(b) since D still has the ability to designate the beneficiary the gift is not complete and he is deemed to retain “incident of ownership” and the policy will be included in the estate. c. D should transfer the policy to another individual or an irrevocable trust. D must divest himself the incidents of ownership.…

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    proprietorships. The tax advantages include qualifying for more deductions and being able to hire family members and offer them tax-advantaged benefits that legitimately reduce your tax burden. Other IRS Red Flags to Consider…

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    When people hear the words ‘unauthorized immigrant’ the first thing that comes to their mind is people who are out to steal jobs from citizens, and cost taxpayers billions for social services. And usually the most proposed solutions to unauthorized immigration is that we should either deport them or build a wall on the Mexican border to prevent them from returning. But we should ask ourselves, how much of this is really true? And if the solutions proposed would really be effective? To begin…

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    Eddie and Sam Antar will be names that no one will ever forget along with their electronic store, Crazy Eddie. Crazy Eddie first started out as Sights and Sounds but thanks to Eddie Antar’s strong and aggressive sale tactics, the name was changed. The name came from a nickname customers called Eddie for all his crazy low prices and tactics (S. Antar, “Crazy Eddie Early”). Thus Crazy Eddie was created. At the time Crazy Eddie’s was known for their crazy low prices and in your face advertising.…

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