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    Hong Kong Case Study

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    It appears that TI does not carry on business in Hong Kong and hence it will not be chargeable to profits in respect of the royalty income under Section 14. However, if the royalty was paid by STPL for the use or right to use the trademark in Hong Kong, it will be taxable under Section 15(1)(b). However, if the licence agreement stipulates that royalty payment is for the use or right…

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    Hillary has similar belief’s in her tax plan when compared to Sanders, and she believes that the wealthy need to “pay their fair share.” Hillary’s plans take direct stabs at those whose incomes put them in the top 1 percent and the top .01 percent. Her plan asks for those in the top 1 percent (those who earn $732,000 or more annually,) to pay on average $78,284 more in taxes making her plan implement a tax hike of 9.35 percent. Those in…

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    Absolute Valuation Essay

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    PART – 1: EQUITY VALUATION Executive Summary Equity valuation is the determination of a company’s total value, which involves more than examining revenue and assets figures in the financial statements. Several financial indicators are taken into account for practicing equity valuation. It provides an accurate perspective, to the shareholders, creditors and prospective investors, of the company’s true value at any given time (Christensen &Feltham, 2009).The data point related to the value of a…

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    coming up; the focus has been shifted back to the middle class. According to the article “How Income Taxes Are Hurting America’s Poor the Most” in Politic Cheat Sheet by Anthea Mitchell, South Dakota, Washington, Texas, Illinois, and Florida are the most expensive states for the poor versus the rich. Particularly, Washington where “those with the smallest paycheck pay approximately 17% worth of their income on state and local taxes, while wealthier residents pay only 2.4%” (Mitchell). The…

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    Americans always want to pay low taxes, especially the rich who make millions or even billions and complain about how it 's hurting their businesses. However in reality taxes on the rich are among the lowest they have ever been. America has seen a steady tax decline on wealthy Americans since the Reagan administration while wages for the middle class have barely increased after adjusting for inflation. All while the rich claim that decreased taxes on the rich will lead to a better economy but…

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    Joint Tax Essay

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    Married taxpayers often file a joint tax return than filing separately since joint filing provides several benefits including tax savings. This is true especially if one spouse earns more income than the other spouse. But when a tax return is jointly filed, both individuals are equally responsible for the payment of taxes. If one of you underpays your taxes, the IRS can come after both spouses to collect the entire tax dues. Under joint and several liability rules, joint tax return filers remain…

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    Identify and describe your current life stage I am in the middle adulthood “a period of building up : building a family, building a career, increasing earned income, and accumulating assets.” (Rachel Siegel and Carol Yacht, 2107, p. 12). I have two different sources of income: employment and investment. I currently work two jobs and as an investment i rent out a property that pays itself. Besides this property, my other two valuable assets will include a car and a savings account. At this…

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    Ifrs Vs Gaap

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    control model where GAAP supports the chances and reward model. Some entities are combined in accordance with FIN 46(R) and may be shown individually under IFRS. • Statement of Income under IFRS is where the extraordinary items are not separated in the income statement. Whereas in GAAP, they are shown beneath the net income. • IFRS will not allow debt violations at the end of the fiscal…

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    this will provide the maximum amount of income tax deferral and flexibility in distribution but lead to no additional restrictions on the use of the funds. This will also avoid the high income tax rate imposed on trust. III. STATEMENT OF FACTS Paul Dutton currently holds a 401(k) retirement plan provided by this employer, Acme Auto Parts, Inc. The value of the plan is currently $2,400,000 and all contributions to the plan have been made with pre-tax income. He has currently designated Erika…

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    both the group project and this course. I am also going to add some main overall points that I learned. Tax is generally an amount of money that is charged by a government on a product, income, or activity so that it can pay for public services. In addition, there are several very common types of taxes: • Income Tax (a percentage of individual or corporate earnings filed to the government) • Sales Tax (taxes charged on certain goods and services) • Property Tax (taxes charged on the value of…

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