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The main purpose of imposing taxes is to fund public spending and is supported by laws and statutes.... In most countries, taxes are imposed on revenues obtained by firms and earning individuals.... Other forms of taxes such as tariffs, and dues have further expanded the revenue generation activities of governments....
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The concept of Buddhism refers to the adherence to the principles of Buddha or Buddha-hood by its followers thus essentially implying that individuals are inherently lacking in a spiritual sense and that they can only be awakened or enlightened by following the principles of Buddhism.... The concept of God: Unlike various other religions the concept of God in Buddhism is not described as omnipresent, omnipotent or omniscient creator of the world since Buddhism rejects the idea of the existence of such creator (Sahni, 2008)....
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nnocent Drinks is a uk based company founded in 1998 whose primary business is producing premium smoothies and flavoured spring water, sold in supermarkets, coffee shops and various other outlets nationally as well as in Amsterdam and Paris.... Innocent has a 61% share of the 85m uk smoothie market and the company sells one million smoothies per week.... It is valuable source of information, especially in the early steps of a project, helping with problem explanation and research design and planning, and at later stages, providing a context for the understanding of primary data (McGivern, 2003)....
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The assignment under the title "Cost and Benefits of Deferred Giving" states that the legal concept of charity date back over 400 hundred years ago starting from the enactment of the Statute of Charitable Uses 1601, otherwise known as the Elizabethan 1 law.... The paper shows that as with most old laws that have outlasted several generations, this law had become moot and academic although the concept of charities remains to be relevant to society.... For purposes of understanding the concept of charity better, let us look into how the framers of the Elizabethan law define charity....
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In recent years, this national charity has come to the aid of nearly 250,000 primary and secondary victims across the uk (Newburn, 2006).... They assume a varied range of roles – from being confidants to victims, informing them about their rights, advising victims on the ideal legal course of action, acting as liaisons for related organizations, etc.... Victim Support is a non-governmental national charity that helps victims of crime cope with their trauma....
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he concept of volunteering is based on the concepts of; work, philanthropy, leisure, participation, activism, care and learning (Rochester, 2006, p.... It is worth noting that volunteering is regarded a diverse concept due to its participants, activities and outcomes.... In this regard, the concept of volunteering should not just be limited to formal contexts, such as volunteering in an organization, but rather should put into consideration more informal activities and one off-acts (Rochester et al....
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The present study is therefore aimed at evaluating the parameters that can be used to measure the brand equity of Universities in the uk context.... In today's competitive markets where globalization has led to the growth of multi-national organizations providing attractive offerings, it becomes difficult not only to remain profitable but even to survive.... 'How does a university assess the success of its brand strategy' is, therefore, a question worth answering....
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The paper "Coco v AN Clark Ltd Case" highlights that the uk courts and legislators consider the approach taken by Germany and France and enter into some official discussion and consultation on how to address the concept of privacy rights under the uk law by analogy.... Only when a focused taskforce is appointed to address the current inefficiencies can we begin to move towards a clear and consistent approach to privacy rights and the application of Article 8 under uk law....
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