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SETTING UP A TAX PRACTICE.
Term Paper ID:30798
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Discusses legal risks involved. Tax law. Liabilities of a tax practice. CPAs and lawyers as practitioners. Codes of conduct. Importance of maintaining good records. IRS Standards, and tax advice to clients. Written presentation of advice. Cases of negligence. Liabilities to tax practitioners from clients. Liability insurance; types of policies. Risk of lawsuits.
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LEGAL RISKS IN SETTING UP A TAX PRACTICE
Introduction
Banoff (1999), writing in Taxes, suggests that the practice of tax law in today’s economy is much like the dying tradition of sumo wrestling. This is because the typical tax practitioner (a lawyer or accountant)
spends many years preparing for the profession (e.g., college degrees, an M.S.T., a J.D. or an LL.M. in Taxation) and may have devoted himself or herself (often fanatically) to constant training and study in order to become an expert at his or her craft...[which was becoming impossible because] Along with an increasingly complex world of tax law, the publication of numerous quarterly, monthly, weekly a
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CORPORATE INCOME TAX STRUCTURES.
Term Paper ID:29081
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Compares the U.S. and Japan.... More...
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Compares the U.S. and Japan. Importance of corporate income taxation in the total tax structure of both countries. Discusses various approaches for comparing the role and importance of corporate income taxation. How the two countries differ in determining taxable income. Concludes that corporate income tax collections play a larger role in Japan's total tax structure than in the U.S.
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COMPARING AND CONTRASTING THE CORPORATE INCOME TAX STRUCTURES IN JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES
Introduction
This research compares and contrasts the corporate income tax structures in Japan and the United States. The following section discusses, compares, and contrasts the role and importance of corporate income taxation in the total tax structure of the two countries. Following consideration of the role of corporate income taxation in the total tax structure, specific aspects of the corporate income tax structure in the two countries are compared and contrasted.
Comparing and Contrasting the Role and Importance of Corporate Income Taxation in the Total Tax Structure in Japan and the United States
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ESTATE PLANNING.
Term Paper ID:28976
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Discusses how estate planning is taxed.... More...
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Discusses how estate planning is taxed. Wills. Trusts. Revocable v. irrovocable Trusts. Asset disposition & distribution. Tax benefits. Federal tax law. Differing State tax laws. How property is transferred. Trustee.
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Introduction
Estate planning is an activity which is often delayed or ignored entirely by individuals. For some, the very concept is itself morbid, reminding the individual of their own mortality. Others assume that they do not have sufficient assets, or they lack heirs, to make estate planning worthwhile. Still others who could benefit significantly from estate planning simply do not understand the tax benefits that can result. Changes in tax law made in recent years offer increased benefit to those estates which implement trusts as part of their structure, and trusts can also help heirs avoid costly probate proceedings. This research considers the basics of estate planning and the tax consequences that follow.
Estate Planning
Everyone has an estate
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PROPERTY TAXES.
Term Paper ID:28694
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Examines commerical & residential tax structure in Toronto (Canada). Political & economic issues; deferral programs.... More...
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Examines commerical & residential tax structure in Toronto (Canada). Political & economic issues; deferral programs.
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Introduction
Property taxes can be a contentious economic issue for individuals and commercial interests, alike. Such taxes are levied only on those who have achieved at least a minimum level of wealth (since they are able to purchase the property being taxed), and failure to pay property taxes can result in the loss of the property itself. It is therefore in the self-interest of individuals and organizations subject to property tax to pay as little as possible. At the same time, however, property taxes are a primary source of revenue for most municipalities, and politicians are eager to ensure that they receive the maximum benefit from this type of taxation while appearing to have an equitable strategy in place (since taxes are always an issue at election time). Add to the mix the need both to attract businesses to municipalitie
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Change in Tax Policy of Presidential Candidates
Term Paper ID:27994
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Examines history of investment tax credit, origins in the Kennedy administration, modifications in the 1992 campaign, and various economists' perceptions of the viability of the tax.... More...
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Examines history of investment tax credit, origins in the Kennedy administration, modifications in the 1992 campaign, and various economists' perceptions of the viability of the tax.
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The recent presidential election hinged very much on economic issues, and both candidates focused on economic matters in differing degrees. This discussion involved several themes, notably rebuilding the weak economy and addressing the issue of the deficit at the same time. Whether this is even possible or not is uncertain. A theme in the Democratic candidates' campaigning was a change in tax policy, and here again there were several specific strands to this theme. The candidate called for increased taxes on the wealthy and reduced taxes on the middle class. He called for the use of the investment tax credit as part of an overall tax reform package. The tax policies promoted by Bill Clinton are reminiscent of the tax policies of John F. Kennedy in 1960, and the consequences for Kennedy were business mistrust and uncertainty such as is already being seen by Clinton
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TAXATION IN U.S. & CANADA.
Term Paper ID:27006
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Essay Subject:
Compares tax structures, examines tax treaty, tax rates, statistics, individual vs. corporate taxpayers.... More...
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Compares tax structures, examines tax treaty, tax rates, statistics, individual vs. corporate taxpayers.
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COMPARING & CONTRASTING THE TAX STRUCTURES IN CANADA & THE UNITED STATES
Executive Summary
The tax structures of Canada and the United States were compare and contrasted. Canada and the United States have in place a negotiated tax treaty. The treaty covers taxation on income and capital. Both Canada and the United States levy taxes on the bases of both residence and source income. The tax treaty between the two countries, however, governs the applicability of taxes to source income, as well as defining source income. The tax treaty provides for credits against taxes levied against citizens residing in the other country for income taxes paid in the other country.
The income tax is the primary revenue source at the fed
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NAFTA & TAXATION.
Term Paper ID:27005
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Essay Subject:
Indirect impact of free trade treaty on U.S. taxation, based on member parties' negotiation of separate bilateral tax treaties.... More...
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Indirect impact of free trade treaty on U.S. taxation, based on member parties' negotiation of separate bilateral tax treaties.
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NAFTA IMPACT ON US TAXATION
Executive Summary
The impact of the NAFTA on United States taxation related to international transactions was examined. The NAFTA is not a tax treaty, and taxation is not addressed in the treaty. The signatory nations to the NAFTA, however, renegotiated bilateral tax treaties subsequent to the implementation of the treaty to address taxation issues that were affected by the provisions of the treaty.
The impact of the NAFTA on United States taxation related to international transactions, therefore, was inferred on the basis of the comparison of tax treaties between Canada and the United States and between Mexico and the United States in existence prior to the ratification of the NAFTA with protocols of those treaties n
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RECOGNITION OF GAIN.
Term Paper ID:26402
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Essay Subject:
Background, provisions & case study of Internal Revenue Code covering real estate exchange.... More...
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Background, provisions & case study of Internal Revenue Code covering real estate exchange.
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INTERNET TAXATION.
Term Paper ID:25577
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Essay Subject:
Legal & regulatory aspects (local, state & federal), impact on electronic commerce & internet service providers, industry views, global issues. Table of Contents.... More...
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Legal & regulatory aspects (local, state & federal), impact on electronic commerce & internet service providers, industry views, global issues. Table of Contents.
Paper Introduction:
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction
Literature Review
Social and Political Implications of Internet Taxation
Applicable Businesses
The Internet Industry's Views on Taxation
Global Factors Affecting Internet Taxation
Failed Internet Taxation Proposals
The Internet Tax Freedom Act
The Aftermath of the Internet Tax Freedom Act
Internet Taxes After the Internet Tax Freedom Act
Project Design
Government Sources
Other Sources
Results
Conclusions
Recommendations
References
Introduction
Electronic commerce is rapidly becoming a common way for individuals to transact business with companies located both locally and throughout the world. Retailers recognize the potential of electronic commerce and respect the low overhead that it commands (by reducing the need for a physical presence); consumers respond to the convenience and the often low prices which are offered on the Internet. Government agencies also recognize the potential of electronic commerce in the tax revenues which such commerce represents. Tax laws were designed for a traditional manufacturing society where companies had clear physical presence in a particular location; these laws are difficult to apply to el
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FLAT TAX & SALES TAX.
Term Paper ID:24632
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Examines pros & cons of fairness & effectiveness of two consumption-based reforms to correct deficiences & injustices in tax system.... More...
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Examines pros & cons of fairness & effectiveness of two consumption-based reforms to correct deficiences & injustices in tax system.
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PROS AND CONS OF FLAT TAXES AND SALES TAXES
This research paper examines the potential advantages and disadvantages from a public policy standpoint of various types of consumption-based taxes which have been proposed to remedy the deficiencies of the current federal tax system. A flat tax, rigorously applied, would be far superior to the present system because it would be simpler, fairer, a more efficient way of collecting public revenues and consistent with optimizing economic growth. However, it would benefit disproportionately higher income individual taxpayers, certain property owners and business generally and impose crushing burdens on lower income and many middle income taxpayers who depend on personal services income for maintaining their way of life and who consume most of
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CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS.
Term Paper ID:23800
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Essay Subject:
Tax consequences, changes in tax law & impact on contributions. Major legislation since 1969, substantiation, types of donations, return of property.... More...
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Tax consequences, changes in tax law & impact on contributions. Major legislation since 1969, substantiation, types of donations, return of property.
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Introduction
Charitable institutions in the United States evolved as immigrants tried to recreate social institutions similar to those with which they were familiar in their home countries. Typically Western European, schools, hospitals, libraries, churches and cemeteries were among the institutions which early Americans sought to rebuild without government intervention. Many museums were established or endowed in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as memorials to individuals and families (it should be remembered that there was no income tax at that time and thus no income tax deduction for charitable contributions).
During the middle and late twentieth centuries, changes were made in the income tax code which effectively subsidized contributions to charitable organizations. These organizations included educational instit
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EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT.
Term Paper ID:23324
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Essay Subject:
Advantages & disadvantages of EITC as way to reduce income inequality, impact on beneficiaries & incentive to work.... More...
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Advantages & disadvantages of EITC as way to reduce income inequality, impact on beneficiaries & incentive to work.
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THE EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT: AN ANALYSIS
Introduction
This research examines the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC). The overall objective of this examination is to assess the advantages and disadvantages of the EITC as a way of reducing income inequality within the United States. In this research, this overall objective is addressed through focusing on the effects of the EITC on (1) the levels of disposable money income of beneficiary families and (2) the incentives of beneficiary families to work.
EITC: Description and Objectives
The EITC was enacted in 1975 to “offset the impact of Social Security and Medicare taxes on low-income individuals and to encourage them to work instead of relying on welfare benefits”
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MARITAL EXEMPTION IN ESTATE TAXATION.
Term Paper ID:23255
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Essay Subject:
Legality, methods of implementation, benefits, terminal interest, court decisions, testamentary division, IRAs, life insurance.... More...
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Legality, methods of implementation, benefits, terminal interest, court decisions, testamentary division, IRAs, life insurance.
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ESTATE TAXATION: MARITAL DEDUCTION
Introduction
“When the typical wealthy business owner dies, it’s a big payday for the IRS.” The estimate is that in such cases estate and other taxes usually “rob the family of over 50 percent (sometimes over 75 percent for certain types of assets) of the family wealth.” Such outcomes occur because the federal estate tax is a progressive tax beginning at 18 percent and eventually reaching 55 percent on the part of each taxable estate in excess of $3,000,000. This research examines the marital exemption, the effective application of which, can help to avoid such situations. The marital deduction is designed to permit a surviving spouse to avoid all or some of the federal estate tax until her or his own death.
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FLAT TAX & TAX REFORM ACT OF 1986.
Term Paper ID:23155
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Compares specifics, effects, benefits of 1995 Congressional flat tax proposals & 1986 tax format.... More...
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Compares specifics, effects, benefits of 1995 Congressional flat tax proposals & 1986 tax format.
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This research compares, contrasts and critiques the U.S. Congress 1995 flat tax proposals with the 1986 tax format. The research also discusses the benefits and disadvantages of each for taxpayers. The Armey-Shelby flat tax, the most well known of the flat tax proposals, is based on the supply-side economics of former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Jack F. Kemp, who co-authored the Reagan tax cuts in 1981. Most of the flat tax proposals are similar in nature. All make major changes to the current tax code, which is based on the Tax Reform Act of 1986. The flat tax propositions are the first major proposed revisions of the Tax Code since that act.
The Tax Reform Act of 1986 was the first significant revision of the tax code since World War II, when the tax code was converted into a broad-based tax (Snow, 1992, p. 139). It
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SUBCHAPTER S CORPS.
Term Paper ID:23140
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Essay Subject:
Taxation on firms' distribution, passive income, accumulated positive & negative adjustment accounts.... More...
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Taxation on firms' distribution, passive income, accumulated positive & negative adjustment accounts.
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SUBCHAPTER “S” CORPORATIONS: TAXATION ON DISTRIBUTIONS AND ACCUMULATED ADJUSTMENT ACCOUNTS
Introduction
This research examines the taxation of distributions made by Subchapter S Corporations and the use of accumulated adjustment accounts by such corporations. These two topics are closely interrelated; however, they are discussed separately in this paper.
Taxation on Distributions
The form of business organization has a direct impact on the financial structure and financial performance of a firm. This impact results from differences in income tax liabilities for different types of business forms, and differences in the abilities of the different types of business to generate capi
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FLAT TAX.
Term Paper ID:23062
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Argues for adoption of flat tax as more simple, efficient & conducive to economic growth than current income tax system.... More...
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Argues for adoption of flat tax as more simple, efficient & conducive to economic growth than current income tax system.
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FLAT TAX
This research paper argues in favor of the adoption of a flat tax as a substitute for the current income tax system in the United States. A flat tax, rigorously applied, would be far superior to the current system because it would be simpler, fairer, a more efficient way of collecting public revenues and it would be consistent with optimizing economic growth. Strong arguments can be made for diluting the flat tax through the adoption of various exceptions to it, but such an effort, if successful, would reduce or eliminate some of its positive effects. The adoption of a flat tax should be accompanied by supermajority requirements to make it more difficult for future politicians to undermine its positive features.
Deficiencies of the Current Tax System
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TAX REFORM.
Term Paper ID:23034
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Examines political & economic debate, focusing on 1996 presidential campaign & flat tax.... More...
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Examines political & economic debate, focusing on 1996 presidential campaign & flat tax.
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Tax reform is a major issue in the upcoming presidential election. The interest of the public was sparked by the campaign of former candidate Steve Forbes, whose rhetoric brought the concept of the flat tax to the forefront of political debate. Both Democratic President Bill Clinton and Republican candidate Bob Dole have publicly voiced their support for a fairer, simpler tax system. Although media attention has centered on the flat tax, legislators have proposed a wide variety of measures aimed at overhauling the country's tax code.
The problem with America's current tax system is that it is complex, burdensome, and some insist, unfair. Taxation in the United States has a long history. Unfair taxation was the rallying cry that led to the American Revolution. After its successful resistance to British authority, the Founding Fathers
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SUBCHAPTER S CORPS. & PARTNERSHIPS.
Term Paper ID:22556
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Essay Subject:
Definies businesses & compares purposes, formation, federal income tax issues, pension plans & benefits, shareholder liability.... More...
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Definies businesses & compares purposes, formation, federal income tax issues, pension plans & benefits, shareholder liability.
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S CORPORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS
This research paper describes the essential similarities and differences between a Subchapter S corporation (an "S corporation") and a partnership with the emphasis on the difference in their treatment for federal income tax purposes. It also includes a discussion of the tax treatment of pension plans and pension benefits. The principal advantage of an S corporation over a partnership is that shareholders of-an S corporation can obtain limited liability and the flow-through tax advantages of a partnership. An S corporation is, however, not the only way owners can obtain those goals. To some degree, a limited partnership can achieve them. Professional corporations can be formed by the owners of certain types of professional firms such as attorneys. And, since 1990, limited liability
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TAX POLICY & SAVINGS & LOAN CRISIS.
Term Paper ID:21456
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Essay Subject:
Negative economic impact of double-dipping (federal policy allowing S&Ls to deduct losses which were reimbursed tax-free by govt.). Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, reform, retroactivity.... More...
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Negative economic impact of double-dipping (federal policy allowing S&Ls to deduct losses which were reimbursed tax-free by govt.). Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, reform, retroactivity.
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The Savings and Loan Crisis and Double Dipping
This paper will discuss federal tax policy as it affected the savings and loan crisis during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Specifically, the paper will examine the problem of "double dipping," whereby savings and loan institutions were allowed to deduct losses which were reimbursed, tax free, by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation ("FSLIC"). The first part of the paper will discuss the origins of the crisis and provide an overview of the tax treatment of the losses. The second part of the paper will examine in more detail the special provisions of the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981. The third part of the paper will discuss some of the legislative responses to double dipping since the 1981 Act. The fourth part of the paper will examine the issue of the retroactivity of the subsequen
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NATIONAL CONSUMPTION TAX.
Term Paper ID:21280
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Essay Subject:
Examines viability of alternative to federal income tax. Economic overview, need for, pros & cons, politics, budget benefits, neutrality & equity, types (value-added & sales), implementation.... More...
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Examines viability of alternative to federal income tax. Economic overview, need for, pros & cons, politics, budget benefits, neutrality & equity, types (value-added & sales), implementation.
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Replacing the Federal Income Tax with a National Sales Tax
Introduction
This paper will examine the possibilities of implementing a national sales tax as the principal means of raising revenue in the United States, replacing the current federal income tax. The first part of the paper will provide an introduction to the topic, discussing the economic problems which could be addressed by a national consumption or sales tax and a few of the main attributes of consumption taxes. The second part of the paper will outline some of the political arguments in favor of and against consumption taxes. The third part of the paper will discuss how a national sales tax could alleviate some of the economic problems facing the United States, especially the budget deficit and the national crises in personal savings and inv
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BANKRUPTCY & TAXATION.
Term Paper ID:20483
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Discharge of debt by non-corp. individual & effect on tax liability of the estate. Costs & benefits.... More...
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Discharge of debt by non-corp. individual & effect on tax liability of the estate. Costs & benefits.
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Taxation Consequences of Individual Bankruptcy Filing
This paper will discuss the tax consequences of a bankruptcy filing by a non-corporate individual. Most of the discussion will focus upon the status of the discharge of indebtedness, which is the object of a bankruptcy filing, and the tax liability of the bankruptcy estate.
Under the Bankruptcy Code,1 there are two different types of bankruptcy filings: liquidation and reorganization. In a liquidation bankruptcy (Chapter 7) all of the property owned by the debtor at the date of bankruptcy is placed in the bankruptcy estate, which is a separate entity from the debtor, administered by a court-appointed trustee.2 As will be explained later, the estate is taxed as a separate entity from the debtor. This property, placed in the estate, is then used to satisfy the debts
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REPUBLICAN & DEMOCRATIC TAX PROPOSALS IN 1992.
Term Paper ID:20055
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Essay Subject:
Compares Bush's & Clinton's policies, probable effects, aims.... More...
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Compares Bush's & Clinton's policies, probable effects, aims.
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Democratic and Republican Tax Policy Proposals
This paper will discuss the Republican and Democratic campaign proposals for changes in Federal tax policy. It should be noted that most of these proposals are vague; few details as to specific changes in the tax code have been announced by either candidate.
There are really two sets of proposals made by President Bush. The first changes were proposed in January of 1992 but rejected by Congress. Some of these proposals were then incorporated into H.R. 11, a bill originally aimed at aiding the inner cities in the wake of the Los Angeles riots but eventually evolving into a broad tax bill. The second set was proposed during the course of the last four months of the presidential campaign, largely in response to criticism that President Bush
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CAPITAL-GAINS TAX.
Term Paper ID:18134
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Essay Subject:
Pros & cons of arguments involving reduction in tax rate for capital gains, tax on inflation, cost of capital, creating short-term windfall.... More...
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Pros & cons of arguments involving reduction in tax rate for capital gains, tax on inflation, cost of capital, creating short-term windfall.
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INTRODUCTION
This research explores the capital-gains tax issue in the United States. The major controversy concerns whether or not to reduce the tax rate on capital-gains to some level below that for ordinary income, which is the basis for the taxation of capital-gains under the Tax Reform Act (TRA) of 1986. Although the proposal by the Bush Administration to reduce the tax rate on capital-gains was defeated in the Senate in the fall of 1989, the issue remains very much alive (Yang, 1989).
The nation's media generally and the Bush Administration more specifically have attempted to portray the controversy over the capital-gains tax as a liberal/conservative clash. Such a depiction suits the Administration, because, as was true of the Reagan Administration which preceded it, it hopes to make points
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INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.
Term Paper ID:17109
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Analyzes taxation regulations related to pension plans in Section 401(k).... More...
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Analyzes taxation regulations related to pension plans in Section 401(k).
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SUBCHAPTER S CORP.
Term Paper ID:16741
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Essay Subject:
Concept & applications of this corp. alternative with respect to 1986 Tax Reform Act & potential tax benefits.... More...
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Concept & applications of this corp. alternative with respect to 1986 Tax Reform Act & potential tax benefits.
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The purpose of this research is to examine the concept and use of the Subchapter S Corporation. The attraction of the Subchapter S Corporation lies in potential federal income tax benefits. Therefore, the use of the concept must be considered within the context of federal income tax laws generally, and of the Tax Reform Act (TRA) of 1986 specifically.
A sub type of the Subchapter S corporation is the Sub chapter C Corporation. On a broad level, the Subchapter S Corporation is limited to 10 shareholders, while a requirement for the Subchapter C Corporation is that at least 50 percent of the stock must be held by no more than five share holders. In this examination, both the Subchapter S Corporation and the Subchapter C Corporation are considered.
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TAX REFORM & MULTINATIONALS.
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Analytical models & strategies for businesses' response to changes in taxation. Economic impact, tax laws & corporate structure, effects of lower taxes.
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"SHOWDOWN AT GUCCI GULCH"
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(Jeffrey Birnbaum & Alan Murray). Analyzes 1986 Tax Reform Act. Political, legal & economic aspects.... More...
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ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX.
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Describes functions & effects of this provision of 1986 Tax Reform Act. Book income adjustment, priorities, public & private firms, depreciation, operating losses.... More...
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Describes functions & effects of this provision of 1986 Tax Reform Act. Book income adjustment, priorities, public & private firms, depreciation, operating losses.
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1987 INCOME TAX LAWS.
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Analyzes reforms of tax act, effects on individuals & corps., tax rates & brackets, pros & cons.
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TAXATION & SAVINGS.
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Effects of tax policy on personal savings in U.S. Savings rates, disposable income, incentives, shelters, deferral plans. Table.
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