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    GDP per capita only to be beaten by smaller countries. The U.S dollar is the most used currency in the world. Two thirds of the currency reserves in the world are in U.S dollars. The U.S. economy is dominated by services-oriented companies in areas such as technology, financial services, healthcare and retail. Our economy has been slowly getting back on track since the stock market crash of 2008. It started with a major recession that started in 2007 with factors like widespread mortgage…

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    growing economically is significant since increasing the good production and available services would increase GDP and consequently lead to the establishment of more jobs which is especially important…

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    government. Taxes enable the government to carry out many services such as, building roads, schools, parks, maintaining public security department. Government is also responsible for general services lile council and health services. It also serves redistribute wealth from rich to the poor. By taxing the rich higher, government makes sure there is equality. Taxes change economic growth. All this benefits people get from taxes do not make it actually good. It intends to offset the market as it…

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    Tax Equity Definition

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    various types of the tax credits toward specific groups of taxpayers like tax credits for service club members proposed by Stephen Harper 's Conservative Party and tax credits targeted towards school teachers of up to 15% of one thousand dollar annual expenditure out of their own pocket for buying classroom supplies proposed by Justin Trudeau 's Liberal Party. Harper believes that "citizens, not bureaucrats, know best how to invest in their own communities". He thinks the service club members…

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    1a. A tax is a deduction from your taxable income. It is deducted from your total income once it (total income) crosses a certain bracket for the year. Taxes are mandatory, and if not paid, can have legal ramifications. In Trinidad and Tobago there are many different types of taxes that the individual or corporation pay to the government, such as income tax which is deducted from individual’s whose gross salaries per annum exceeds a total of $72,000.00 TTD. There is also value added tax…

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    US Taxation System

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    Understanding the US taxation system The US tax system is setup on both the federal and the state level. There are several taxes which the people of US have to face they are income tax, capital gains, sales tax. The federal tax and the state tax are two different taxation systems, where the state tax has other divisions too under the various states payment system. Each state has its own taxation system which is different from the other states and the state does not interferes in the taxation…

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    of sales and use tax. After defining the purpose and background information of sales and use tax, it will set up a course to explain nexus and the relationship with multistate taxation. Corporations have to must face apportionment to determine the value of state tax for each state. Some corporations produce enormous sums of interest income, which may be taxed. Planning for multistate taxation can benefit for the taxpayer payer but not for the government due to the lowered state tax burden. The…

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    The NHS Research Paper

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    comprehensive treatment The NHS provides for preventive services which includes screening, immunization, vaccination programs, inpatient and outpatient hospital care, physical services, inpatient and outpatient drugs, clinically necessary dental care, some optometry care, mental health care—including some care with those with learning disabilities, palliative care, some long-term care, rehabilitation and home visits by community-based nurses [4]. Although services are free of charge, residents…

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    Rentberry Case Study

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    the tax on unhealthy foods described in the article excise or GST? (2 mark) Excise tax is a commodity-based tax on goods with the purpose of reducing the level of consumption of a particular good. Tobacco, alcohol, fuel and petroleum goods is a prominent example of excise taxing. However, goods and services taxation (GST) is the general concept of taxing goods and services that are consumed by the public. The main differences is that excise tax is paid by producers and goods and services tax…

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    Governor Sam Brownback, a Republican governor from Kansas, enacted wide scale tax reform, bringing taxes on small businesses down to zero. Furthermore, the tax rate on the highest income bracket went down about 25 percent. Brownback’s assumption, was that if Kansas was home to the lowest taxes in the midwest, then businesses would be incentivized to relocate to Kansas, and businesses within Kansas, with the extra revenue that they traditionally gave to the state, would be able to hire and expand…

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