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To : Rick and Sheri’s Tax File From : Suraiya Akther Date : October 14, 2014 Subject: Tax treatment of reacquired property in 2013 and tax treatment of resale of that property in 2014. ISSUES: For 2013 Tax year 1. What are the realized and recognized gains or losses resulting from repossession of the property in 2013? 2. What is the character of recognized gain or loss? 3. What is the correct basis of reacquired property? For 2014 Tax year 1. What are the realized and recognized gains or losses

conflict, and even though some may think otherwise. Most of the population has voted on the rich to be taxed more than the poor. Even though some may think taxing the rich is pointless, the poor might not think so. For the rich to pay even 45% more tax each month won't affect them in any way. This process will definitely be helpful towards the poor. As many articles stated “the richest people in America have been getting richer very quickly” (Steele). Many people have been concerned about this outcome;

levied by the federal through the income tax payable that will become the company’s income tax expense when it is paid. The tax net includes the personal profit, business income, and the capital gain. Referring to Australian Accounting Standard Board (AASB) 112, the income tax expense (income) is not merely equal to current tax liability (asset), but also the function of the deferred tax liabilities and assets (Leo, Hoggett, & Sweeting, 2012). The tax which incurred to a company will depend on

taxes? Having a progressive tax system; meaning that the more money you earn, the more you will have to pay in taxes; would lead to the rich paying for most of the taxes and not the poor. Unfortunately, many people do not realize some of the problems with the tax system itself that offsets the balance as well as the results when it comes to taxes. There are many unseen things when looking at no more than just the statistics of who pays the most in taxes. Anything from the tax rates, the difference between

INCOME TAX LAW Name: MEHRAN MUZAFFAR Candidate Number: 30111746 Professor: SATHIASUNDAR VIJAYASANKAR Date Due: 18 Sep 2014 PART A REQUIRED 1 Introduction 1. Income tax is generally payable annually by residents or non residents who are receiving income in Australia provided the income was derived, earned or accrued while living in Australia. The returns earned from a business operated partly in or out of the country i.e. Australia are considered to have accrued in totality from Australia

It is a direct tax, because any tax that is payed to the government such as homeowners payments, property tax. They taxes are paid directly to the government. Flat tax, the tax is the same for all income levels. Regressive, the tax rate is the same regardless of income level, proportion of the income that goes towards taxes decreases as you earn more income. Progressive as your income increases so does the percentage

progressivity tax system, main argument is that the rising of marginal tax rate on upper income earner will stunt economic growth, decrease labour supply, reduce reported income and make Canada has less competitiveness. There are lots of research papers that evaluate the relationship between the high marginal tax rate and the economic and found that the high marginal tax rate is correlate with the drop in the economic growth. Christina D. Romer and David H. Romer (The Macroeconomic Effects of Tax Changes:

The central argument of this paper is that tax havens are not only mediums for tax avoidance and evasion but belong more broadly to the world of finance. Viewed individually, tax havens may appear small and insignificant; combined, they play a central role in the world economy, where liberalization and deregulation of the financial sphere has caused an exponential growth of tax havens in the last 40 years. I would define tax havens as jurisdictions that have sufficient autonomy – and most importantly

The implementation of a “Fat Tax” is a topic that has been considered before in the UK. This is an additional tax on junk food, seeking to reduce the consumption of products containing high levels of fats, sugars and cholesterol. One of the primary considerations for such a tax is the scale of the obesity problem in the UK. Today’s obesity level in the UK is three times the 1980s level, currently 24.9% and is the highest in Europe (Nhs.uk 2015). The extent of the UK confectionery market size, which

9. Understand permanent and temporary differences. Explain the conceptual issues regarding interperiod tax allocation. Record and report deferred tax liabilities. Record and report deferred tax assets. Explain an operating loss carryback and carryforward. Account for an operating loss carryback. Account for an operating loss carryforward. Apply intraperiod tax allocation. Classify deferred tax liabilities and assets. 19-1 SYNOPSIS Overview and Definitions 1. Significant differences normally