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    How would you feel if all the paper items were taxed without your consent? That’s right you wouldn’t like it! That’s how us colonists feel with the new Stamp Act that was just passed. The Stamp Act is a new tax that was passed by the British Parliament that requires all colonists to pay a tax on every paper item they use. My family lives in Georiga and I know everyone here is upset about it, but my family is quite dismayed because we own a news shop where we print roughly 100 copies a day but…

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    Spotify Revenue

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    The common denominator present in all three of these music streaming services is that all basic features offered are essentially free to music users under certain conditions. The question of artist/songwriter revenue streams has become a pressing issue since music is so easily accessible free of charge via these services. Before going into payment methods the difference between a mechanical royalty and a performance royalty must be defined. A performance royalty is a fee a music user pays when a…

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    In recent years, GDP has been argued as an inefficient way to measure our country’s growth. The article in The New York Times, “The Rise and Fall of the G.D.P.” by Jon Gertner exemplifies to the reasons, which prove GDP alone isn’t enough to measure the U.S.’s growth throughout the year. While on the other hand, Nicholas Oulton provides readers with the evidence showing GDP’s effectiveness in measuring the nations wellbeing in his article “Hooray for GDP! GPD as a measure of wellbeing”.…

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    even higher, which makes it worse for those who make more than $250,000 annually. Voters supported higher income and sales taxes in 2012 because governor Jerry Brown proposed that the proportion would be temporary. The budget today has excess so that tax increase would stop since California is financially stable and has enough to pay for most funds. Those that do not want the law to be pass are the ones who do not want to pay extra taxes…

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    As the Blakes financial advisor, I would first advise them to determine a rough estimate of the amount they will have to pay each month for Fran's mother's care. This piece of information is crucial to their financial plan. I believe the Blakes will need to adjust their intermediate and long-term financial goals. Goals that have time frame form one to five years are intermediate goals (Kapoor, Dlabay, & Hughes, 2014). Long-term goals involve financial plans greater than five years such as…

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    Market Fairness Act

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    Many states are considering imposing regulations to collect internet sales tax within their respective states, except Alabama, who is currently collecting internet sales taxes. Businesses are arguing that if they don’t have a physical presence or store within the state, then it is unfair to collect internet sales tax. The U.S Supreme Court has decided that internet companies can sell goods without collecting a sales tax as long as they have no physical location in that state. New York, Rhode…

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    me interest is the “tax expenditures” or tax breaks. According to the article “Tax breaks function as a type of government spending. When the government issues a tax break, it chooses to give up tax revenue for a specific purpose - so both spending and tax breaks mean less money in the U.S. Treasury,” tax expending’s are highly priced (in fact, tax breaks were expected to cost $1.22 trillion.) thus by cutting $200 billion out of those $1.22 trillion it wouldn’t influence the tax annual approval;…

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    Estate planning is an important part of securing your family’s future after you are gone. It’s never too early to think about estate planning, but it is complicated if you don’t know where to start. The attorneys at Woodlawn Law Offices in O Fallon, MO, will help ensure your family is taken care of should anything happen. Here are three factors that you will address with the help of a probate attorney: Funeral Costs: Funerals don’t necessarily have to be expensive, but if you pass away…

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    Fiscal Budget Proposal

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    The current United States House of Representatives speaker, Paul Davis Ryan, Jr. is an American politician who has represented Wisconsin's 1st congressional district since 1999. In his 2011 fiscal budget proposal, he introduced the first part of what is usually known as “The Paul Ryan Plan”. This first part is entitled, “The Path to Prosperity: Restoring America’s Promise” and the second part, introduced in March 2012, was supposed to be the 2013 budget plan which is entitled, “The Path to…

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    Texas Tax System

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    don’t pay a personal income tax. Taxes reinforce inequality, as the state end up taxing the poor far more heavily than other classes. The idea that the absence of an income tax makes Texas better able to attract business, create jobs and keep young workers from moving to other states might be true but this system is creating a tax burden on poor and middle-income Texans. The Lone Star State depends on a state sales tax, and local jurisdictions collect additional sales tax and property taxes to…

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