Category: Tax

  • Walmart Organizational Specifications: Increasing Taxes and Lack of Proper Treatment for Employees

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    How Wal-Mart has increased taxes on their products According to Richard (2006), the recently increased taxes by Wal-Mart on their products have purposely been introduced to hide the truth regarding the company. Recently, the company launched an advertising campaign worth multi-million dollars to silence the critic of the company and therefore, hiding real facts about…

  • Raising Taxes: Is It Really Necessary?

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    Table of Contents Introduction Arguments for not Raising Taxes Conclusion References Introduction Raising taxes is a rather controversial and contentious moment in solving financial problems in the country. Without any doubt, such measures are necessary to correct the issues gathered in the American economy. Nevertheless, there are multiple cases in world history when such procedures…

  • Cutting Taxes, Increasing Tax Revenue, and Fiscal Policy

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    Table of Contents Governments Goal In Cutting Taxes Reflected In the Budget How the Government May Increase Tax Revenue Fiscal Policy References Governments Goal In Cutting Taxes Reflected In the Budget Amadeo, K. (2022). Tax cuts, types, and how they work. The Balance. Web. The article is devoted to tax cuts and their impact on…

  • Landline Service Taxes and Impact on Markets

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    A landline usually transmits data through a metallic wire or optic fiber telephone line instead of a mobile cellular network, which transmits data using radio waves. Landlines are usually fixed at some points where people operate them from. For instance, they can be fixed in homes, streets, jails, and big institutions. Customers who use landline…

  • The Best Tax System in Personal Opinion

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    Table of Contents Introduction Body Advantages of Progressive Tax System Disadvantages of Progressive Tax System Proportional/flat Tax System Conclusion References Introduction Taxation primarily imposes mandatory levies on entities and individuals through countries governments globally. While there are many varying tax systems, the majority of the United States citizens recognize the essential part played by taxes…

  • 1031 Exchanges in the New Tax Environment

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    Table of Contents Introduction New Tax Environment Circumstances Conclusion References Introduction The American real estate market provides many people with significant taxable profits on a sale. However, in the past decade, especially after President Biden came to power and announced his campaign on taxation, there has been a well-founded talk of experts that some opportunities…

  • The US Highway Trust Fund and Federal Fuel Tax

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    Table of Contents History Funding Sustainability Concerns Potential Alternatives Other Sources of Funding Conclusion: Observations and Thoughts Works Cited The Highway Trust Fund (HTF) is the main source of funding for American transportation programs. Despite a gradual increase in funding, HTF has shown signs of insolvency. The current paper provides an overview of the existing…

  • Alberta Should Tax Its Way Out of the Hole by Lamphier

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    Summary This article appeared in the Edmonton Journal, and it offers suggestions on how to deal with Albertas revenue deficit. The author of this article is a business columnist who boasts of three decades experience. The article is authored in light of the recent six billion dollars revenue-deficit in Alberta province. This deficit is a…

  • Gasoline Consumption and Tax Effects

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    Gasoline taxes are an important policy tool for reducing reliance on oil imports, curbing externalities associated with car use, and increasing government revenues. Externalities associated with car use are local air pollution, CO2 emissions, traffic accidents, and traffic congestion (Andersson, 2019). Concerns about climate change, air pollution, national budget imbalances, and energy security have rekindled…

  • How Taxes Affect Deadweight Loss?

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    Table of Contents Cause Taxes as Determinants of Deadweight Loss Challenges Deadweight Loss in the Framework of Economic Principles Works Cited Cause Deadweight loss is the loss in social surplus that occurs when a market produces an inefficient quantity (Hall and Lieberman 454). In other words, a deadweight loss can be characterized as the costs…