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    The Tax Assessor's Office

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    Tax Assessor’s are elected by the people and are responsible for locating taxable property, assessing the value, identifying the owner, and publishing annual and supplemental assessment rolls. Its good to know the assessment of your property to determine if you’re being properly taxed and to see if your home is gaining or losing value. The tax assessor’s office will assess all properties except STAR, Senior Citizens, Veterans, Persons with disabilities, and agricultural properties. The office responsible

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    Essay On Florida Taxes

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    that doesn’t has Income Tax. Alaska, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming are the other six states. Even thou Florida doesn’t has an income tax, there are many others taxes influencing our economy. The state has to pay their bills too! Mayor’s taxes that are collected in Florida are: sales tax, use tax, intangible tax and corporate income tax. People believe that states that don’t have income tax, pay less taxes than residents of other states with income tax. That is not the case!

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    Taxes in the News

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    The purpose of the Buffet Rule is to tax those individuals who fall under a higher income bracket accordingly, anyone making less than the $1 million per year will be taxed less. Under the existing law, everyone is taxed the same regardless of income levels. (Becker) During the campaign, Obama has also agreed to temporarily extend the “extender” provision tax. The extender provisions are credits and tax breaks given to corporations that primarily focus on research and

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    equivalent exemption to corporations organized in the United States. Since, Section 883 ultimately provides a safe harbor for cruise companies, Section 887 at least captures some taxes with the “Imposition of tax on gross Transportation income of Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Corporations.” This section of the Code provides, “When there is a nonresident individual or foreign corporation that has United States source gross transportation income for such taxable year, there shall be a 4% tax.” 883(a)(5)

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    as being a tax-exempt organization. In the eyes of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) these two terms are completely separate. According to the IRS, a non-profit organization is separation from a tax-exempt organization; however one organization can in fact be can fall into one of these two categories or even both (Internal Revenue, 2014). As defined by the IRS, non-profit refers to the corporation status of an organization, which is issued by the individual state; whereas, the term tax-exempt is

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    DEDUCTIONS FROM GROSS ESTATE UNDER PHILIPPINES TAX RULES AND SINGAPORE TAX RULES ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY OF PHILIPPINES PUTING KAHOY 2008 DEDUCTIONS FROM GROSS ESTATE PHILIPPINES TAX RULES Funeral Expenses For deaths occurring on or after January 1, 1998, the amount allowable as deduction shall be the lower amount between the actual funeral expenses (whether paid or unpaid) and five percent (5%) of the gross estate, but in no case to exceed two hundred thousand pesos (P200,000). Judicial Expenses

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    worms quite like the Affordable Care Act (ACA) or Obamacare, especially with the tax penalty that comes with not being insured with some kind of coverage. In a perfect world, it sounds great. But the reality for many is that health insurance can be tricky to obtain. Whether it is through private plans being too costly or not qualifying for medicaid coverage. The law has the individual shared responsibility payment as a tax penalty for those that do not have health coverage. The shared responsibility

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    government: higher education, healthcare, the attorney general 's office, and youth services. Some budget experts trace the start of Louisiana 's revenue problems to the repeal of income tax increases under what has been termed the Stelly Plan, a restructuring of state revenue that also called for lowering the sales tax. The repeal came as Louisiana was awash in one-time revenue, including federal funding to the state to aid recovery

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    Classifying the Title Shift Leaders as Exempt Classifying the title, shift leader as exempt is more complicated than it seems. A journalist for the Chicago Tribune, Rex Huppke (2012) says, “There was a time when job titles were simple. You were either “the boss” or “not the boss.” Today times has changed, the FLSA (2010) says, some jobs are classified as exempt by definition. For instance, in this case the Jones Department store titled their employees shift leader, but fail to distinguish administrative

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    through the government marketplace as an affordable amount, or if you did not meet the set standards, was offered a state based health care coverage (HHS, 2015). Those individuals who did not have qualified medical coverage for the majority of the tax year, they would be penalized and have to pay a certain amount or a percentage based off of their income. Also under the ACA employers are now responsible, depending on how many employees are employed with their company, to offer their full time employees

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