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Tax law...liability we need to ensure that if we merged these two companies early in the year we would be able to apply that legally. Looking at the IRC Sec. 172 we see that the surviving corporation of a statutory merger or consolidation may carry forward the net operating losses of the absorbed company. However, we see in IRC Sec. 269 that there are limits applied to corporations merging specifically to take advantage of tax benefits. (Tax Law 2) b. Should I use Johnson’s Services’ stock to acquire Smithon? Why or why not? c. Would a merger or acquisition affect my ability to change Smithon’s fiscal year end to a calendar year end? Could Smithon be converted to an S corporation? d. Does the...
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International Law - tax system...Running head: International Law and OECD proposal International Law and OECD proposal s According to the answers.com, the definition of taxation is described as, the amount levied on the citizens or the companies of the country by the governments of the respective countries (Mifflin, 07). When countries charge their citizens for living in the country and the companies, which are operating in the country, that amount is said to be the tax. The people who pay tax regularly are the taxpayer citizens and the taxpayer corporations. Tax is that amount of money, which cannot be avoided anyhow. It is because, the government has a fair record of the people living in the country and the businesses providing services or manufacturing goods... .
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Tax Law & Accounting...TAX LAW Tax Law and Accounting Word Count: 1073 a. Define the objectives of modern income tax statutes.
To begin with, modern income tax statutes were created so that people would have code to refer to when they had to pay taxes. These statutes are immutable and basically subject to revision every year.
"There are three sources of modern income tax statutes which are legislative, executive and judicial[Legislative statutes are discussed here.] The Internal Revenue Code[, comprised] of statutory provisions relating to Federal taxation only existed as individual revenue acts before 1939. In 1939...
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Tax Research... January, 26 Re: A tax reduction for a house destroyed because of storm in 2009 Facts Our client, Martin, provides a loss of his house in the taxable year 2009 which was caused by a storm. Martins’ house was completely destroyed by the storm. Martin has asked us to research whether he can have tax deduction for his house.
Issues
Tax reduction for the house depends on three issues: first, the house was destroyed in taxable year 2009; second, the house was destroyed by a natural disaster: third, the insurance company doe not cover for damages or destruction caused by natural disaster.
Applicable law
Section 165(d) provides that a loss shall be allowed as a deduction under section 165(a) only for the taxable year in which the loss... is...
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There exist five organizational structures which any organization can adapt to their specific needs. These structures combine varying elements of mechanistic and organic structures. Mechanistic in the sense that the systems were characterized by extensive rules and procedures and the centralization of authority as first proposed by renowned sociologist Max Weber in the 1880’s. Organic structures on the other hand recognize the importance of human behavior and cultural influences in an organization. Elton...
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Tax Research... Tax research The US federal income tax structures base on models of aggregation in expenditure. Recently, during the presidential campaigns the two main contenders unleashes different tax structures that they propose to implement when they get into power. While Obama is advocating for the increase of taxes on the wealthiest, through raising the rates on the capital gains together with dividends for rich, Romney plans to decrease all tax rates. Moreover, Obama seeks to reform the corporate tax code, but on the other hand Romney claims that he will slash the corporate tax.
Inherently, the Democratic Party openly endorses a tax system that will see the wealthiest, together with corporations pay their fair share of tax. Moreover... for the...
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Tax Law in Qatar... the Rich? Efficiency, Equity, and Progressive Taxation. The Yale Law Journal 111 (6): 91–116.
Frank L and Talal B. (2010). Qatar: Taxation Law in Qatar One step forward. Available from http://www.mondaq.com/x/98390/Corporate+Tax/Taxation+Law+in+Qatar+One+step+forward
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Paul, C. (2010). The Political Economy of Natural Resources, social research Vol 77 : No 4 : Winter 2010.... Tax Law in Qatar
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Worksheet...Memory al Affiliation: Primary memory is also known as a short term memory is where information is first held for a short time afterit has been obtained. Primary memory is also a gateway to secondary memory. That is to say information to the long term memory passes through a short term or primary memory. One characteristic of primary memory is that information on it can either be retained or discarded. Information retained is moved to the secondary or long term memory. Another characteristic is the number of items retained by this level of memory. Primary memory is estimated to retain seven items but the items can be more or less by two (Weiner & Freedheim, 2003).
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Tax Law...Tax Law Differences in taxable Income components The deductions for AGI are adjustments and also referred to as above the line deduction. They result to reduced AGI, and hence ensure qualification for more tax credits. Deductions from AGI involved itemized deductions; for example, non-refundable credits.
Gross income illustrates the total income earned by individuals; for example, basic salary plus allowances. AGI illustrates gross income less adjustments to income. Several tax returns deductions are subtracted from gross income to form the AGI; for example, medical deductions.
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