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    INTRODUCTION: For the application of Capital Gain Taxation (CGT) provisions under the Australian taxation system, the happening of a CGT event is must. The most common capital gain tax event is a sale of assets. These assets may be generally the either the real estate or the shares. However, there are other events also which are considered as CGT events. TO WHOM APPLICABLE: The provisions of the capital gains or losses are applicable on the following three kinds of legal personalities: • Individuals

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    Internet Taxation The advent and expansion of the Internet have brought the issue of the application of state and local sales taxation to Internet, telephone, catalog, and other "remote sales" to the forefront of the policy debate. Under current law, states cannot require corporations without a substantial presence within their borders to collect and remit sales taxes. While all states do require residents to remit the taxes owed in the form of use tax payments, few people send in use tax forms

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    Taxation Law Essay

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    Introduction Taxation law may be described as the body of law that governs liabilities of persons to pay to the government. In this report, I will determine to Jack John’s taxable income during the given income year. So as to give proper legal advice to Jack Jones, I have to take into consideration those issues, determine taxation residency status, determining assessable income for the year and calculating deduction of the year. After all those issues discussed regarding Australian taxation law, it possible

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    browse the tax code’s table of contents it would offer a glimpse into the complexity of the federal taxation. Annually there are changes to the tax code which implies that taxes will continue to become more and more complex even though politicians are constantly debating a way to simplify it. Taxes that are levied by jurisdictions, such as cities and states, just add even more complexity to taxation in the U.S. Across America there are billions of hours every year working on their taxes, and let’s

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    Case Study On Taxation

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    Name: Shoaib Mohammed Student id: WHZ2056 Subject: HI6028 -Taxation Assessment: Individual assignment on TAXATION Taxation: Case study 1: This case study is about a person called KIT. He has the citizenship of CHILE. we need to decide whether he is the resident of Australia and how his income is taxed as per legislation of the Australia. We can Prove that Kit is resident of Australia or not by following the four test done to find whether a person is a resident of Australia

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    believe in flat taxation. The biggest policy that Americans for Tax Reform want the tax code to be broken down to limit government power over certain individuals and to make the system equal for all. This interest group has been funded by most notably Microsoft and Time Warner. They are also funded by the general public in the form of anonymous donations, which is similar to another interest group called Americans for Fair Taxation. The next interest group is Americans for Fair Taxation. This interest

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    country’s own people conduct business, or foreigners invest or trade within its domestic jurisdiction, it is necessary for the tax system to balance carefully its domestic and international economic objectives. It is essential to understand how the taxation system is applied to residents and non-residents in order to maximize one’s own benefits through adequate tax planning. In South Africa, the law determines the tax system through which the Commissioner must oversee/enforce. Among all the tax acts

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    Taxation In Nigeria Essay

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    TAXATION AND FISCAL REGULATIONS IN NIGERIA INTRODUCTION The Nigerian Tax System has undergone significant changes in recent times. The Tax Laws are being reviewed with the aim of repelling obsolete provisions and simplifying the main ones. Under current Nigerian law, taxation is enforced by the 3 tiers of Government, i.e. Federal, State, and Local Government with each having its sphere clearly spelt out in the Taxes and Levies (approved list for Collection) Decree, 1998. Of importance at this juncture

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    that the hardest thing in the world is to understand Income tax laws. The Indian Direct taxation regime has been described as the most complex web of laws, rules, regulations which are extremely difficult to interpret and even more difficult to implement and adhere to. This has led to increased litigation, loss of revenue and slowed economic growth along with an unpredictable, complex and difficult taxation regime in India. Various governmental committees, eminent lawyers and world famous economists

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    Taxation In Canada Essay

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    In Canada, there are three main government levels of taxation which are, Federal, through the Canadian Revenue Agency; Provincial / Territorial, through respective provincial/territorial finance or revenue departments; and Municipal, through local government. There are different types of taxes applied by these levels of government on consumers, wage earners, and businesses. The basic types of taxes include Income tax, derived from an individual's employment or a corporation's business revenues; Consumer

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