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    positive aspects in term of promoting business growth and economic advancement, but it also has negative sides that potentially impair the benefits of the workers. This report therefore suggests the alternatives where the reforms of the cash economy and tax governance system will provide the same advantages without carrying the risk of impeding either the employee or the employer. Introduction Penalty rates have been a significant aspect of the Australian industrial relations system for over…

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    The first was reducing the growth of government with its spending on both income tax front and capital gains taxes. (Longley, Mayer, Schaller, 2015) The second followed reducing inflation by controlling the growth of the money supply itself. The third issue focused on regulation of supplies and trade within the United States. President…

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    parts of the money in the budget for fiscal policy on certain programs that promote growth. Compare and contrast fiscal and monetary policy. How are they alike and how do they differ? Fiscal policy is the federal government’s yearly budget and financial policy for government programs, while monetary policy is the Federal Reserve’s economic policy for the year. For the fiscal policy to be approved, both congress and the president must agree on the outline for the year, but the Federal Reserve…

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    in high tax. To avoid this, Jason has asked Sandy, who presently owns 75% of Moonbeam Buggy Rides, to contribute $2,000 for 1% voting stock. If Sandy agrees, Sandy and Jason’s combined voting power will exceed 80% and allow them to qualify for a deferred gain under section 351. Research Issue Does section 351 gain deferral rules, allow this accommodation transfer between Jason and Sandy? Jason’s income will have a marginal tax rate that includes both federal (28%) and a state and local tax…

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    countries. Threw out history people defined tax differently based on their needs, however, the most accurate description for tax system is “Governments use taxation to encourage or discourage certain economic decisions.” (BusinessDictionary, 2016). Founded on the definition it is clearly can be seen that tax has many advantages and disadvantages. By going through the advantages taxation and it contribution on societies, Let’s approach some of the tax system benefits. firstly, Income for…

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    productivity. This is what Raymond Keating argues in his 1997 editorial ‘We Wuz Robbed! The Subsidized Stadium Scam.’ He believes that since taxpayers continue to lose more and more money from taxes and subsidies each year, Congress should eliminate tax breaks for financing stadium construction. Keating begins not by arguing whether he’s for or against stadium subsidies, but instead focusing on how baseball season is approaching, which is something “all right-thinking Americans” love. By…

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    Robert Nozick’s view on the libertarian principle of justice states that it is unjust to force rich people to pay extra taxes for the poor because it takes away from their liberty. In other words, he disagrees with John Rawls’ view of redistributing wealth because the wealthy do not voluntarily give their money to ones in need in this principle. Instead, money from the wealthy is involuntarily taken to give to the poor in the difference principle. However, Nozick does not think that giving to…

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    article written by Eduardo Porter and published by The New York Times titled, “Tax Cuts, Sold as Fuel for Growth, Widen Gap Between Rich and Poor,” describes both the relationship between tax size and tax revenue, as well as the trade-off relationship between efficiency and equity. Arthur Laffer, the creator of the “Laffer Curve,” introduced the idea that decreasing the size of a tax will eventually lead to an increase in tax revenue (Porter, 2017). This idea is vital to economics today. Also,…

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    their own affairs by maintaining control over the use and disclosure of their private information. 63 Jaffee v. Redmond, 518 U.S. 1, 10 (U.S. 1996). 64 Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule, supra note 50 (citing civil penalties ranging from $100 to $50,000 or more per violation and criminal penalties of up to $50,000 and one-year imprisonment, or more, depending on the nature of the violation). 65 Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule, supra note 50. 66 Summary of the HIPAA Privacy Rule, supra note 50.…

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    the resulting effects of littering on the landscape. The effect of the product tax on the consumption of plastic bags was dramatic—a reduction of over 90% in the first year and the associated reduction of littering in rural landscapes (Convery et al., 2007). Costs of administration amounted to 3% of total revenues collected, partly because it was possible to integrate tax collection into the existing Value Added Tax reporting systems. In 2007, in response to a slippage in performance,…

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