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    need to pay is called impostasulredditodellepersonefisiche, or IRPEF. Tax rates increase and vary from 23% to 43%. There are additional taxes levied at the regional (0.9% to 1.4%) and local (0.1% to 0.8%) levels. If you are a non-resident in Italy then you will be taxed only on the income earned on the Italian soil. For income tax purposes, expatriates will be considered as resident of Italy as they spend great amount of their tax period in Italy i.e. more than 183 days in a calendar year and…

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    Reaganomics or the "trickle-down" policy. Side-supply has three parts: tax policy, regulatory policy and monetary policy. Tax cuts for investors and entrepreneurs gives a greater outcome of benefits for the entire economy. Supply-side economics suggests that the most important thing in economic growth is the production of good and supplies. The more the producers makes of the product and supplies it the more the economy is grow. Tax policy is a choice the goverment makes as to what taxes to…

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    the following question: how is it possible for Africa to be so rich in copper resources and yet remain so poor in generating wealth for African citizens? The documentary explains this irony as a result of Multinational Corporations that are avoiding tax payments that gave rise to…

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    Evidentiary privileges shall be governed by the principles of the common law in the light of reason and experience. It is aimed to encourage full and frank communication between attorneys and their clients to promote public interest in the observance of law and administration of justice. Attorney-Client Privilege It is the Client’s right privilege to refuse to disclose or prevent others from disclosing confidential communications between the client and the attorney. Here, Carolyn (C) hires…

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    the Section 7216 (§7216) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) (IRS, 2015). This provision served to prohibit unlawful disclose of tax return information by tax preparers (IRS, 2015). The purpose of this paper is to use the information provided in §7216 in concordance with the case of John Jones, CPA, to determine if confidentiality has been broken and is punishable by law. This paper will begin with a brief discussion of the statutes laid out in IRC §7216 followed by a section that will express an…

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    different perceptions of a prefilled tax return system. The proposed study will explore the various perspectives of a range of U.S. taxpayers towards the adoption of a prefilled tax return system for individual taxes. The prefilled tax return system is becoming a global phenomenon, mandated for use in various countries around the world, including Sweden, Denmark, and France (OECD, 2010). Further, on a subnational level, California currently employs a prefilled tax return system called the…

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    Even if the current study is directed to the Macroeconomics Principle, it inevitably involves political connotations, governments or certain government agencies having a duty to involve in conducting monetary policy toward a financial stimulus of the economy. Basically, the politics is a very delicate and very complicated subject, but at the same time I suspect it is very simple as long as the political issues and issues are debated by all the social categories of the population, which is why I…

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    countries. Threw out history people defined tax differently based on their needs, however, the most accurate description for tax system is “Governments use taxation to encourage or discourage certain economic decisions.” (BusinessDictionary, 2016). Founded on the definition it is clearly can be seen that tax has many advantages and disadvantages. By going through the advantages taxation and it contribution on societies, Let’s approach some of the tax system benefits. firstly, Income for…

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    The Stamp Act was a law that was passed by the British Parliament on May 22, 1765. It was required for every American colonist to pay tax on every piece of printed paper they used. Some examples of printed paper that would be taxed could be ship’s papers, legal documents, licenses, newspapers, and even playing cards. The money that was being collected from the taxes was used to pay for the war debt from the French and Indian Wars and for protecting the American Frontier near the Appalachian…

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    I understood that the higher the tax revenues are paid by both individual and corporates reduces investments’ rates and increases jobs. More money is invested into education and health care. This issue discussed is very important to our national grid. In my previous paper I elaborated the importance of taxation in infrastructure, public education and health care commonly for economic growth, however there…

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