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    The Dangers of Soda Taxation and its Impact on Society According to the CDC, obesity, and cardiovascular diseases related to the condition, is the leading cause of death for Americans. Public health officials have tried, and largely failed, to combat this epidemic. These efforts have for the most part included campaigns to increase the awareness of the importance of healthy living with wholesome diet and exercise. Further, the government has instituted subsidies to assist with the crisis. A…

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    ACCG 924 Session 2 2016 Case Study Class: Friday 16:00-19:00 Name: Yueh-ting Lai SID: 44755597 Dear manager: It is my pleasure to conduct this research for our main client, Mrs. Gilling. The followings are suggestions according to the important facts you pointed out. Please let me know if any issues we could discuss further. Regards! Yuehting Lai A. Entering into the agency contract Issue: What is the tax consequences? Conclusion: The contract is a CGT asset and the payment of $205,000 is…

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    Greek Economy

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    accounts for 6.5% of GDP, employees 290,000 people and covered 35% of country’s trade deficit. By introducing friendly taxation laws in 1950 and reinforced in 1970, Greek ship-owners were attracted to the motherland. The vast majority of finance for Greek ships provided from International banks and international funds allowed them to cater to the national Economy. This friendly taxation policy and international funding helps them to bring foreign currency in to the country. Active Role of the…

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    matching and block grants for specific purposes. In the past, it also provided general revenue sharing. In matching grants, the amount received by states and localities depends on the amount they spend. Indirect aid is provided by the exemption from taxation of interest on state and local bonds and the tax deductibility of state and local income and property taxes. 2. The arguments favoring local over federal provision of public goods are that local governments will be more responsive to the…

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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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    Summary Tax The Rich

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    First in this section, the authors investigate the income tax from the turn of the 19th century to the end of the 20th. In the prior periods states primarily relied on indirect taxation as their means of collecting revenue and states did not begin to introduce income taxes until late 1800s, where top marginal rates were relatively constant and low until the early 1900s outside of minor blips when war financing was necessary. Again…

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    operation – foreign currency translation differences and cash flow hedges c. Movement in deferred tax balances In this section the movement of deferred tax balance durint this year is disclosed in more detailed amount. 4. Seven west media elaborates taxation section two parts: a. Taxes In this part, the company describes the accounting policy such as tax expense, tax assets and tax liabilities. Additionally, it is described the tax consolidation, nature of funding arrangements and good and…

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    Constitution of 1869 statewide taxes were collected in one spot, compared to the Constitution of 1876 where the taxes were collected in local districts. The Constitution of 1869 was more complex and more controlled by the legislative body of government. The taxation and revenue section of the constitution came in Article VIII. Out of the eighteen sections pertaining taxes. I chose four of those which point out the goals that were previously discussed. Article VIII section 1 starts with the…

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    corporation currently yield 8%. Municipal bond of equal risk currently yields 6%, At what tax rate would an investor be indifferent between these two bonds? Thanks in advance .a- 9%(1 ' 0.36) = 5.76% or 5.8% b- Corps Bond Yield=(Municipal Yield)/(1- Taxation rate)get an answer of .25 or 25% Complete Chapter 2 problem, 2-8, p. 79 The Wendt Corporation had $10.5 million of taxable income.a. What is the company¶s federal income tax bill for the year?b. Assume the firm receives an…

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    Lowering the Voting Age Does the legal age for voting at 18 really matter? This has been an ongoing topic for a long time but especially during these last few years. Politicians go back and forth trying to figure out what is best for the United States of America. Although many argue the topic there is many reasons why sixteen year olds should be allowed vote. In our country today, the government is letting teens drive and that is basically a pathway to death for them and everybody else on the…

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