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    on the poor, and eliminating jobs. He thinks he is helping our state, trying to protect us, however he is actually creating many issues. “The governor’s proposed budget leaves intact the total income tax exemption for owners of about 200,000 businesses who declare their profits on their personal tax forms. That policy, while benefiting some of the state’s wealthiest citizens, is draining revenues without showing evidence of strong job growth.” (Wagner 1). Sam Brownback is a strong conservative…

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    On May 30,2013, there was a Munk debate on Economic Inequality. The one-hour 23mins economic inequality debate with the motion: Be it resolved, tax the rich(more) was hosted by Munk Debates in Toronto, conversed on how societies or advanced countries should respond to the growth of economic inequality including the question of if the rich should be tax more. Arguing for the motion was New York Times columnist and Nobel Prize winner, Paul Krugman and the former Prime Minister of Greece George…

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    collected from both individuals and their employers based on overall payroll and are of a much lower overall percentage are used in large part to fund social benefit programs such as Medicare, Welfare, and Social Security(Bianco,2013.). Corporate income tax, which was once the largest form of federal revenue and is now the third and consists of taxes collected on the income of corporations with the country(Investopedia,2014.). And lastly, Federal Excise Taxes which are unique sales taxes…

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    Tax Reform

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    Tax reform involves changing the manner in which taxes are collected by the government to improve the economic and social benefits of the system and the tax administration process. There are different ways in which tax reform can be achieved, for instance, having a more simplified tax system that is more accountable, making the tax system less progressive or more progressive, and by reducing the level of taxation on all individuals (OECD 1). Most governments have reformed their tax systems,…

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    The traditional view of property taxes was originally expressed by Dick Netzer in 1966 in his book Economics of the Property Tax .Netzer argued that a property tax is shifted forward to the consumer through an increase in house prices, the approach he used was the partial equilibrium approach where property taxes are considered as separate payments for capital and land. The supply of capital is considered to be perfectly elastic, and the supply of land is considered to be perfectly inelastic the…

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    In a capitalistic based economy such as the United States, it creates incomes that are small and large. Having an unequal amount of large or low incomes is called income inequality. Income inequality has become a major problem in the United States, increasing 24% from 1968 to 2012” (Cochran). The gap between the rich and the poor is growing at an ever increasing rate. In the United States the gap is measured by relative poverty, or “being below one-half the nations income” (Cochran). In most…

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    Thank you for approaching Visionary Tax Planners Limited for advice to set up a self-guided walking and hiking tour business called Kauri Hikes together with bed and breakfast accommodation (Kauri BnB) for their short stay guests. However, it is really important to remember that undertaking this suggestion does not preclude you from going down to a particular path, rather it will only assist you to make informed decisions about if the option is likely to go furthest towards satisfying your…

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    intrinsically regressive, driving larger benefits to higher-income households. The value of a deduction equals the expenses deducted multiplied by the taxpayer’s marginal tax rate. Because higher-income households face higher marginal tax rates, a deduction is worth much more for wealthier taxpayers per dollar spent on child care. The deduction would be worthless to the roughly 44 percent of families who owe no federal income tax in a given year (though almost all owe federal payroll tax or pay…

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    CROSS-BORDER SHOPPING FROM WASHINGTON STATE TO OREGON STATE Introduction Tax policy is one strategy that states have to increase their competitiveness. From the 50 states nationwide, only five states do not impose sales tax or have a 0% sales tax rate; they are Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. Without sales tax, people can buy in these five states without spending extra money on tax and they can have extra ‘money’ for saving or spending on other goods. Compared to some other…

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    In the United States of America, it has been proven over the years that progressive tax works for the american people becaue of its efficiency and equity it creates, which makes the progressive tax likely to happen and continue in the country. Teddy Roosevelt once said, “I believe that there should be a very much heavier progressive tax on very large incomes, a tax which should increase in a very marked fashion for the gigantic incomes.” History supports progressive taxes. They were effective in…

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