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    Doing so will open up your IRA to current tax liabilities, such as the unrelated business income tax, since the IRS considers income that results in debt in an IRA as business income instead of investment income, profoundly diminishing your tax benefits with the IRA. You Are Not Taking Advantage of Tax Strategies Outside the Self-Directed IRA As the most tax-favored asset class, real estate can offer a ton of tax-reducing potential benefits that can have an immediate and positive…

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    A Biography On Ronald Wilson Reagan Ronald Reagan began his political career as Governor of California from 1967-75, and was part of the Republican Party, although he was originally a democrat before his political views changed. After his term expired , he returned to acting until 1979, when he started to campaign for his presidential election. He became president and the Iran hostages were released. This led people to believe he had foreign power. On March 30, 1981, an attempt was made to…

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    Ireland’s Tax Policies Ireland is a popular country to incorporate a foreign subsidiary due to its incredibly low corporate income tax rate and tax policies. The corporation tax rate in Ireland is 12.5%, (Thomson, 2016) which is incredibly low causing it to become a tax haven. Tax havens are created by tax competition. Tax competition is defined as “the use, by entities that participate in it, of such activities within the tax policy that will allow maintaining or increasing the attractiveness…

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    multi-billionaire Warren Buffett. He thinks it is unfair that he pays a lower tax rate than the average American. People started to listen to this point of view, and wealthy German and French people started signing petitions to raise taxes on the rich (“Diving” 1). Warren Buffett, who is the second richest man in the world with a net worth of 72.3 Billion dollars, feels that it is his responsibility to pay a higher tax rate. This subsequently sets a precedent for many wealthy people all over the…

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    The American population has a love of soda. They also have an obesity epidemic and a rising rate of obesity related diseases. Many city politicians have attempted to pass a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages in an effort to decrease consumption. However, a soda tax has met with opposition by consumers, some politicians, and the soft drink industry. The tax proposal continues to come up for debate by city officials and public health experts as the nation attempts to decrease empty carbohydrate…

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    I. Introduction To counter the rising problem of economic equality, a global wealth tax is a proposal that has been widely received and considered a viable solution. This tax however, aimed at diminishing the high rate of accumulated wealth by top decile earners, may not be as effective as it purports in theory for a number of reasons: there is limited evidence proving the desired effects will be achieved, all countries must agree upon a uniform system and share information, studies have shown…

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    Management is highly confident that all other tax positions will be sustained by the taxing authority upon examination (recognition) and that 100 Copyright 2007 Deloitte Development LLC All Rights Reserved. Case 09-9: Bricks & Mortar Page 2 percent of the deductions claimed in the tax return should be reflected in the financial statements (measurement) because they are based on clear and unambiguous tax law. Refer to Appendix A for information about situations in which interest…

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    industry as economic backbone but the poverty rate remains to be very high since these resources are not generating much profit wealth for Zambians. There are several arguments in this documentary which answer 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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    Group: GPA4.0 (Jian Zhao, Li He, Mengying Wang, Lili Lin, Shuqian Yang, Haoyu Gu, Lijie He, Jinchen Hu, Yuanbo Lin) Charity-Joy Acchiardo ECON 340 October 12, 2015 Policy Proposal: Tax Reform Package in Japan Japan has remained in an extended period of stagnation for over a decade, since 1992, leading to a massive drop in per capita income. Consequently, the economy that stood to threaten the global markets in competition developed fragile pillars that affected the course of investments in the…

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    Felipe Escobar The Estate Tax is Desirable 3/11/2016 The estate tax is a tax on property. It taxes, cash, real estate, stocks and other assets that are transferred from a deceased individual to an assigned heir. The estate tax is not double taxation as some opponents might suggest. Instead, the estate tax makes sure that the wealthiest pay their share of taxes just like the rest of tax payers do when they pay income and payroll taxes. The estate tax should not be repealed because it is…

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