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    Income Tax Return Report

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    income which comprises of ordinary income and statutory income. There are certain deductions which an individual can claim. These deductions are general deductions and specific deductions. What is taxation? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, " a compulsory contribution to the support of government , levied on persons, property, income, commodities, transactions, etc." Income tax refers to the tax levied upon the income earned by an individual. Income tax was first introduced in Great…

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    Capitalism is a system in which profit is created through the means of investment and ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange of wealth is made and maintained mainly by private individuals or businesses. In other words, capitalism is a profitable system which foundation is based on three interconnected things: labor wage, means of production and profit. Labor wage is people who are employed to work for a wage which leads to the means of production which include factories,…

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    Elder Law Essay

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    issues that affect older persons. Executor/Executrix: One who administers a Will or estate. Enhanced Life Estate Deed An enhanced life estate deed is also known as a “transfer on death deed” or “Lady Bird deeds.” The deed transfers tangible personal property. There are at least 25 states that recognize these deeds. The logistics of this deed vary from state to state. Guardianship: A "guardian of the person" is an individual or corporation appointed by the court to assume responsibility for…

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    health benefits ”, mandating citizens to obtain health insurance , and an “employer mandate ”. Consequently, in terms of public policy, it would impose a duty on individuals as members of society. Secondly, it would require individuals to purchase a specific service that would be heavily regulated by the federal government. As Obama’s symbiotic theorist Saul Alinsky revealed in his textbook Rules for Radicals about political revolutionary tactics, “Political action requires a social force.”…

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    Renting Vs Buying A Home

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    Each party gets paid, as in the case of agents and lawyers, and buyer and seller pay the respective closing costs. The role of the title search is crucial and the first step to be taken when trying to buy a property. A clear title is the goal before buying. Conclusion When it comes to renting or owning a house there is no correct answer. Both offer advantages and disadvantages. Some think that renting is a waste of money, while others think is the best…

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    On the 1 January 2014, the house was officially listed for renting using the local estate agent service (may be an advertisement fee exists). A tenant for the property was not obtained immediately; it took 2 months for a tenant to move in to the house, specifically on the 1 March 2014. This report will explain what deductions are available to be claimed in regarding to Dr John 's expenses. What can Dr John claim? Some of those expenses can be claimed as deductions. Interest loan According to…

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    Propertyfox Case Study

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    they help their customers save money when selling their real estate, by charging as little as 1.5% commission on each property sold. PULL QUOTE: “The inspiration came from seeing the inefficiencies of the current system and the costs involved in selling ones most valuable asset, their home. This gave rise to the passion behind PropertyFox.” OR “Everybody always says, ‘property is a great investment,’ but when you strip away the fees, peripheral costs and time involved with buying and selling a…

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    With minimal government intervention, oligarchs created monopolies by merging their new business properties that spanned over many industries together. These monopolies were then favored in the limited government regulation of the Russian economy, and subsequently edged out all small businesses. Monopolies became the only companies that could thrive…

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    to the male authority. Women for many centuries have fought for legal equality, a voice, the right to own property, to work outside of the home, and common social equality. Women went from being the property of their husbands, and/or their fathers to being able to own their own property and manage their own financial businesses. Woman today in the twenty century are able to drive, own property, work outside the home, vote for president, work in male dominated jobs, have laws that protect their…

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    Anchuria Case Study

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    capital. Legal property would allow people to have a surplus value over their physical assets and allow owners and entrepreneurs to come up with hypothetical situations that explore profitable uses of their assets (de Soto, H. 2000). Having property rights and titles would help us as a developing nation and allow our citizens to make profitable contracts with others that they might not have gotten the chance to because they had no property. The fact that we have insecure property rights hinders…

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