People typically look at this decision as one of paying taxes now or paying taxes later.
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"Paying taxes on gains at death is more sensible and easily accomplished than paying taxes in your lifetime," Rosenthal said.
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PENCE: And with regard to paying taxes, this whole riff about not paying taxes and people saying he didn't pay taxes for years, Donald Trump has created tens of thousands of jobs.
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Nobody's paying taxes — me, the band, no one I know.
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You can get audited for not paying taxes in 2017.
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Might Amazon antagonize liberals as well for not paying taxes?
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They have no idea whether their clients are paying taxes.
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He was paying taxes on land he could not use.
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When is it worth paying taxes with a credit card?
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"Look, no one has ever liked paying taxes," Cramer acknowledged.
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It goes without saying that few people actually enjoy paying taxes.
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They are fully employed and paying taxes and not for welfare.
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But for paying taxes it ranks 11th out of 190 countries.
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"Paying taxes for the first time can seem complicated," Smith said.
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A lot of money was hidden offshore to avoid paying taxes.
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Here's a post on how they'll avoid ever paying taxes again.
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DEMOCRATS usually lament efforts by the rich to avoid paying taxes.
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They're not paying taxes, and not paying people a living wage.
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The nanny wasn't paying taxes while she worked, the sources said.
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There are fewer workers paying taxes for every retiree collecting benefits.
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"I was even looking forward to paying taxes," Mr. Hassan said.
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The big companies really need to start paying taxes and acknowledge that.
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Will Facebook commit to paying taxes in the countries where it operates?
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AREU: They&aposre buying goods, they&aposre paying taxes on those goods.
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And employers can avoid paying taxes, overtime pay, benefits and workers' compensation.
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The partners, or owners, are responsible for paying taxes on the distributions.
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Not paying taxes "makes me smart," Donald J. Trump said last week.
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"They're getting free tuition while other parents are paying taxes," he says.
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" Trump was lured into declaring that avoiding paying taxes "makes me smart.
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Sure, but it's no more typical than folks who dodge paying taxes.
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Americans like paying taxes just about as much as Mr. Trump does.
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"For most Americans, citizenship requires little more than paying taxes," he wrote.
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Basically, it means that people won't be paying taxes [on health insurance].
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Did Trump use his now-defunct charitable foundation to avoid paying taxes?
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OK, but what does being seized for not paying taxes actually mean?
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The nanny was not paying taxes while she worked, the source said.
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Indeed, it appears barely anyone is paying taxes on their crypto-gains.
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"I don't think we should be paying taxes on taxes," Lance said.
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Paying taxes has, at times, felt like a contradictory experience for me.
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It has threatened to stop paying taxes if the government does not act.
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She was arrested for using a false identity and for not paying taxes.
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He spent the next 270 years here, working various jobs and paying taxes.
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Corporations will help their government out by sharing technology, not by paying taxes.
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His opponents bridle at the notion of paying taxes to help the FARC.
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That loss allowed him to avoid paying taxes for up to 18 years.
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"Look, no one has ever liked paying taxes," the "Mad Money" host acknowledged.
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DealBook Not paying taxes "makes me smart," Donald J. Trump said last week.
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He avoided paying taxes on at least $216 million of it, they allege.
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"I do understand peoples' frustrations with them not paying taxes," Ms. Anderson said.
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You are stuck in the middle, paying taxes they don't reap benefits from.
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He protested the Vietnam War and detested paying taxes to pay for it.
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Paying taxes to sustain a failing system is an exercise in institutional futility.
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"I've never complained about paying taxes to anybody," the 81-year-old said.
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And it closes loopholes that companies and individuals exploit to avoid paying taxes.
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During the reign of Louis XIV, French aristocracy were exempt from paying taxes.
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Bringing money home and paying taxes on it is considered a sucker's move.
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People resent paying taxes to fund benefits that they perceive as going to outsiders.
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People generally don't like paying taxes but do enjoy receiving high quality government services.
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Rich people hate paying taxes, and they use offshore bank accounts to evade them.
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Today he is holding down a job and paying taxes for the first time.
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In response, the Finance Ministry accused diplomatic workers of trying to avoid paying taxes.
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We are workers, business owners, artists, and we are raising families and paying taxes.
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And did he use the loss to avoid paying taxes for nearly two decades?
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Paying taxes is everyone's responsibility, no matter how good your tax lobbyist might be.
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To Trump, it was a "smart" way to avoid paying taxes for years afterwards.
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The following are five ways to make paying taxes from abroad less onerous: 1.
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They were fed up with paying taxes so government schools could brainwash their kids.
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"The next best alternative to not meeting that deadline is paying taxes," Wieland said.
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"The 28 years I was in the country I was paying taxes," Yearwood said.
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Trump's not paying taxes—if it was illegal, yes that would have bothered me.
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So what's more patriotic: Paying taxes or saving money in taxes and donating it?
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QSBS allows these shareholders to avoid paying taxes when cashing out on their startup.
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I have done my part by paying taxes to sustain payments of anticipated benefits.
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" Schur used the example of paying taxes as "the simplest way we do this.
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We're entering the workforce, paying taxes, and more importantly, we're questioning the status quo.
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Following up, the German police discovered that Gurlitt was selling artworks without paying taxes.
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In the western province of Ghor, farmers described paying taxes in cash and kind.
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He is accused of not paying taxes, and is not one to mince words.
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An integrated auxiliary organization can legally sidestep paying taxes by being a non-profit.
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To avoid penalties, here's what you need to know about paying taxes on bitcoin.
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He had never admitted to them that paying taxes provided him a quiet pleasure.
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They have also been paying taxes, so they should not be treated that way.
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The president has often accused Amazon of ripping off governments by not paying taxes.
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Over Trump's "whole life" he's used "every trick" to avoid paying taxes, Kaine said.
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Clinton's favorite lines, referring to the complicated loophole that allows corporations to avoid paying taxes.
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First, startup employees can hold off on paying taxes related to stock options they exercised.
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They participate in other civic duties, like paying taxes, including income, property and sales tax.
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It will be in the Russian legal sphere, will be paying taxes, and creating jobs.
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But the NFL Commissioner's office can choose at any point to stop paying taxes altogether.
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"Tell that to the janitor in here who's paying taxes!" answered Biden raising his voice.
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And they continue the theme that Trump loves debt and hates paying taxes, both bigly.
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If you're going to Coachella, enjoy your last year not paying taxes on your Airbnb.
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Voters are in near-universal agreement, though, that paying taxes is every American's civic duty.
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Paying taxes quarterly is a smart way to keep up with payments throughout the year.
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Paying taxes can be a bummer, especially if you are short on cash or unprepared.
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"The ones who can afford it the most hate paying taxes the most," said Obadiah.
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That's how she was able to get a refund for paying taxes on the flour.
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You'll want to limit the dates to the quarter for which you are paying taxes.
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When the wealthy avoid paying taxes, it does not impress average people, it offends them.
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Paying taxes and electing politicians who will spend them prudently are both part of that.
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They are also a great way to build up an estate and delay paying taxes.
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"Professional sports leagues should not be exempt from paying taxes," Farenthold said at the time.
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Now a growing number of cities want Netflix to start paying taxes like one too.
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He said his closest friends are moving to Puerto Rico to get around paying taxes.
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Additionally, you will be paying taxes on that income, whether you're still working or not.
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The grantor is responsible for paying taxes on the assets now and at their death.
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When an irrevocable trust distributes income to a beneficiary, they are responsible for paying taxes.
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This allowed the investment branch to be largely exempt from paying taxes on its income.
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Paying taxes with a credit card isn&apost free, but sometimes it could make sense.
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"I think this is like paying taxes – it's never going to go away," Griffith said.
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In 2010, Latorre was arrested for using a false identity and for not paying taxes.
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I sat through hours of sworn testimony exposing their convoluted schemes to avoid paying taxes.
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Still, he brings humor to a situation — paying taxes — that's agonizing to plenty of people.
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"Professional sports leagues should not be exempt from paying taxes," Farenthold said in a statement.
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Manafort hid huge swaths of his wealth in offshore bank accounts to avoid paying taxes.
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He also was convicted of not paying taxes; six associates also were given prison sentences.
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Roth IRAs rules let users withdraw their contributions at any time without paying taxes or penalties.
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Migrants from the EU in Britain are more likely to be paying taxes than claiming benefits.
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But what is more American than paying taxes that contribute to our roads, schools, and military?
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All of that means paying taxes now via a Roth and avoiding them later makes sense.
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But a loophole called "deferral" allows firms to indefinitely delay paying taxes on earnings booked offshore.
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You get a tax break today and put off paying taxes on future gains until later.
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Mr. Gunnlaugsson has vehemently denied that he hid any assets or tried to avoid paying taxes.
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By the late 1990s, Cooper had stopped paying taxes, fortressing himself atop a mesa in Arizona.
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"The defendant decided the rules about guns and paying taxes didn't apply to him," Troyer said.
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Many are libertarians who don't like having a central government, let alone paying taxes to one.
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At times, he undervalued his assets in New York to avoid paying taxes, Mr. Cohen said.
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In 2015, immigration enforcement authorities raided the Los Angeles centers, saying owners had avoided paying taxes.
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In recent days, protest organizers have called on businesses in Anglophone areas to stop paying taxes.
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Such "yin-yang" contracts are a common but illegal practice to avoid paying taxes in China.
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The New York Times reported that he'd used a "legally dubious" maneuver to avoid paying taxes.
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We're okay paying taxes for somebody to get money for free, for no, for nothing back.
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Specifically, investors could defer paying taxes on that gain until as late as the end of 2026.
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Even after paying taxes, the winner's take would put them among the wealthier people in the country.
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They used their wealth to lead a "lavish lifestyle" without paying taxes on the income, prosecutors said.
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That means: processing the financing, taking care of the title, and paying taxes through your state DMV.
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Corporations hate paying taxes so much that, according to OxFam, U.S. companies hold $1.4 trillion dollars offshore.
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In October, he praised the now-president-elect as an "absolute genius" for allegedly avoiding paying taxes.
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He has also used stock splits to buy companies to help avoid paying taxes on those buys.
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Instead of paying taxes in both places, giving up U.S. citizenship lifts the burden of one country.
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Some of this is inevitable: Naspers couldn't sell its stake in Tencent without paying taxes, for example.
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Minnesota Nobody enjoys paying taxes, particularly retirees who in some locations are taxed on pensions and savings.
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We haven't yet figured out a way to mitigate death, and paying taxes remains an unwelcome necessity.
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This is often the case at an ATM, when paying taxes or when paying a tuition bill.
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While I don't exactly enjoy paying taxes, it's is a great opportunity to earn points and miles.
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For most freelancers and small business owners, paying taxes is a dreaded but necessary part of life.
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He also seems to boast about what he can get away with, such as not paying taxes.
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As cryptocurrencies become more popular, Yermack said, it will become riskier to avoid paying taxes on them.
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More Americans would avoid paying taxes entirely, although not as many as under Mr. Trump's earlier proposal.
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In both the Bush and Obama administrations, a bad attitude about paying taxes was a deal killer.
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Routine transactions, like paying a hairdresser, are largely carried out off the books to avoid paying taxes.
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It was a fight to avoid paying taxes so that he wouldn't support the fight against terror.
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"Trump just spent a week fat-shaming a woman and bragging about not paying taxes," one wrote.
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He's running for president partly to help other wealthy people be like him – and avoid paying taxes.
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Paying taxes would obligate the state to provide roads, electricity, water, schools, hospitals - and, above all, security.
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Oil and gas companies currently operate fields on a concession basis, paying taxes and royalties on profits.
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Well, the money they saved by not paying taxes increases corporate profits, and this contributes to growth.
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Bharara said prosecutors were committed to making sure that people who evaded paying taxes were held accountable.
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It is profitable, it is paying salaries and paying taxes... First Quantum won't sell the Zambia assets.
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President Trump is not just a run-of-the-mill multimillionaire, paying taxes at a low rate.
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The company's attempts to slither out of paying taxes make it a target in its own right.
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Business owners like Mr. Trump may also use their losses to avoid paying taxes on future income.
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Few who know her, or the industry, believe it is simply a matter of paying taxes, though.
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Under apartheid, people had avoided paying taxes altogether, many as a form of protest against the government.
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On one side, an aging population means fewer workers paying taxes to support Social Security and Medicare.
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"Reid was on the Senate floor almost every day accusing Romney of never paying taxes," Kane said.
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We don't know if President Trump is even paying taxes for the upkeep of the common good.
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"You pay some interest, but you're not paying taxes and a penalty on the money," she said.
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And she urged businesses to play by the same rules as everyone else, especially on paying taxes.
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Mr. Booker has also opposed a loophole that enables heirs to avoid paying taxes on capital gains.
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Even after paying taxes, the winner's take would make them one of the wealthier people in the country.
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Filing and paying taxes can be frustrating enough without the looming threat of identity theft and refund fraud.
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But in the US, you get to write off the business expense without paying taxes on the revenue.
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Trump's talking point that Amazon is seeking political influence in order to avoid paying taxes is badly outdated.
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For employers, bringing on 22 contractors means they can avoid paying taxes, overtime pay, benefits and workers' compensation.
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Keep detailed records of any taxes you're paying in foreign countries to ensure you're not paying taxes twice.
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This year advocates are once again taking to Twitter to point out that undocumented immigrants are paying taxes.
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Argentina shows opportunity, for doing good business, taking care of the environment to fight climate change, paying taxes.
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"Me wearing a crown and you paying taxes to keep me in the lap of luxury," I replied.
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Some 2945 percent said they'd be willing to get an "IRS" tattoo to get out of paying taxes.
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"They don't respect laws, they are not registered by law and they avoid paying taxes," Hun Sen said.
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"If you get close to paying taxes, you just buy another building," a real estate friend told me.
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But, Kapoor explained, developers and buyers often circumvent the rules, to avoid paying taxes during the registration process.
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They didn't care that he found ways to avoid paying taxes or that he expressed admiration for dictators.
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Spain's Treasury has told Catalan businesses that paying taxes to the regional tax agency could constitute a crime.
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Its shareholders will not receive any money unless Yahoo pays it out in a dividend (after paying taxes).
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Macron said Monday that there are large multinational corporations who aren't paying taxes, which leads to economic instability.
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Multinational corporations pump money into political campaigns to influence tax policies that allow them to skirt paying taxes.
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For one thing a tax cut won't help someone who isn't working isn't paying taxes – payroll or otherwise.
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The party's up-by-your-bootstraps ethos appealed to her, she's anti-abortion and she hates paying taxes.
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If we can get out of paying taxes I'd be glad to put up a Wi-Fi network.
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"You would've been stuck taking the RMD and paying taxes on value that no longer exists," said Slott.
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They have accused him of paying $38 million in bribes to maintain control of Samsung without paying taxes.
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Administration officials said the plan would simplify paying taxes, particularly emphasizing plans to eliminate the alternative minimum tax.
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Instead of paying taxes in the United States, companies send the profits to countries with lower tax rates.
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The rest of us have to keep working, and paying taxes, and waiting for some fix to come.
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It will also continue allowing graduate students who receive tuition waivers to avoid paying taxes on that benefit.
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This is great, because it means you're only paying taxes on your profit — not on your total revenue.
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Paying taxes isn't necessarily top of mind as the holidays approach, but more than likely, paying for gifts is.
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Businesses there take on average 152 hours a year preparing and paying taxes—the global average is 250 hours.
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A political conservative, Moore moved to the continent in 1978 to avoid paying taxes, living in Switzerland and Monaco.
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Just keep in mind that there's a fee of at least 21% for paying taxes with a credit card.
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"Samuel had broken no laws; he was working hard, paying taxes, and contributing to his community," the church said.
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Trump replied that if he had avoided paying taxes in the past, that was a sign of his intelligence.
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On Trump's not paying taxes, insulting immigrants, Muslims, women, business deals with Vladimir Putin's Russia -- Pence was mostly silent.
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Charlie Dent, one of a handful of remaining moderate Republicans, was critical of Trump's bragging about not paying taxes.
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Donald Trump spent Sunday morning tweeting about claims that he may have avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades.
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Often, the caller says the penalty was issued for failing to report for jury duty or not paying taxes.
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But the Mueller team contends Manafort bankrolled a luxurious globe-trotting lifestyle with money he wasn't paying taxes on.
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He has proposed allowing businesses to repatriate money earned overseas without paying taxes in exchange for buying infrastructure bonds.
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It was a really effective talking point: Why are you paying taxes on your wages when your boss isn't?
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Unlike your traditional 401(k), you're paying taxes in the present as you contribute to your Roth 401(k).
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"If I spend any more time in Michigan, I have to start paying taxes," Kasich told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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It just so happens that Apple avoids paying taxes on sales revenue in Germany, Belgium and France as well.
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Under current law, taxpayers can put a specified amount in 401(k) retirement savings plans without paying taxes upfront.
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If you expect your income bracket to be higher later in life, paying taxes now can help you save.
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Under current law, taxpayers can put a specified amount in 261.53(k) retirement savings plans without paying taxes upfront.
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The third component of the proposed rules focuses on preventing taxpayers from abusing the deduction to avoid paying taxes.
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Sometimes it makes sense to lower your net worth by selling some assets and paying taxes before you expatriate.
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By paying taxes, all your personal expenditures can be traced back to a taxable income from a registered company.
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This money allowed Manafort to have a lavish lifestyle in the United States without paying taxes on this income.
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It would become a routine part of my responsibility as a citizen — like paying taxes, only less soul crushing.
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According to McDonald, investors will likely wait until 2018 to harvest gains, in an effort to avoid paying taxes.
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None of these provisions go after wealthy individuals who keep their money in offshore accounts to avoid paying taxes.
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The agreement would retain a provision allowing graduate students to avoid paying taxes on tuition waivers, not tuition stipends.
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Large technology companies have long avoided paying taxes comparable to other businesses in the European countries where they operate.
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That translates to: white voters, especially white men, oppose paying taxes for programs that primarily provide services to others.
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A majority of heterosexuals live purposeful and upstanding lives, working hard in a range of professions and paying taxes.
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If Sears posts profits in the future, it won't have to worry about paying taxes for years to come.
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IRS penalties for some mistakes can be stiff, and you can end up paying taxes you don't legitimately owe.
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Paying taxes and tuition with a credit card will also usually require a fee, as will making mortgage payments.
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But as a responsible citizen, I also see that paying taxes is necessary to fund the government — my government.
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As long as your gift is under this amount, your recipient won't be responsible for paying taxes on it.
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Saint Phalle became a Swiss citizen when they married, and could thus avoid paying taxes to the French government.
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But like every other British citizen they will be paying taxes all their working life to fund these services.
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Instead of staying in the United States, working and paying taxes, many people would instead be forced to leave.
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A CNN poll from October found 86% of registered voters said they see paying taxes as every American's civic duty.
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We've collectively agreed to fund self-driving cars by paying taxes, and we've agreed that they will make things safer.
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It means, come out from the shadows, pay a fine, earn legal status by working, by paying taxes, learning English.
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In peaceful places they help maintain order at a remove, by providing jobs, paying taxes and being good corporate citizens.
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Denaj had earlier said 160 retail fuel suppliers and 453 construction companies were also found to be not paying taxes.
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" Trump: 'I'm smart' for not paying taxes Clinton pressed Trump on the issue, saying "There is something he is hiding.
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"This is your last chance to avoid paying taxes on the value that no longer exists — and last chance ever."
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The complaint alleges that the development avoided paying taxes in Mexico on pre-development sales, which reportedly topped $32.5 million.
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No one has publicly tied Kaspersky to Russian intelligence in any way other than selling it software and paying taxes.
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This way many nonviolent criminals could find jobs and start paying taxes—instead of being a drain on government resources.
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Right now, taxpayers can set aside a certain amount in 401(k) retirement savings plans without paying taxes up front.
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In addition to paying taxes and creating jobs, multinational corporations also benefit host countries through technology transfers and workforce training.
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Britain and Germany, among others, have announced that they are investigating whether citizens named in the papers avoided paying taxes.
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And it would take a $3 billion to $4 billion hit from paying taxes on money it had held overseas.
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While the home sits empty, Jordan continues paying taxes on the property, owing more than $27.6,23 in taxes for 24.8.
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The legislation also would change how often homeowners can avoid paying taxes on profits from the sale of their home.
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Although he gave up his American passport to avoid paying taxes, Mr. Johnson was actually born in New York City.
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Other findings highlight a problem for politicians: Americans largely oppose cutting spending to specific programs and don't like paying taxes.
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I'm earning quite a lot, so now I know about taxes, and the privileges of paying taxes in some respect.
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But savvy travelers can bypass Britain's steep duty and put the savings toward something far more fun than paying taxes.
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Under the Senate bill, business owners could claim a 353 percent deduction on their pass-through income before paying taxes.
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Separately on Sunday, the Taliban kidnapped 60 trucks with drivers and their assistants in northern Afghanistan for not paying taxes.
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The package also exempts tourist facilities from paying taxes for three months as of April as well, the ministry added.
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By doing so, the authorities said, the agents avoided paying taxes on the payments they received for brokering the deals.
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Prosecutors say Mr. Lee and top Samsung executives paid $38 million in bribes to maintain that control without paying taxes.
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No one has publicly tied Kaspersky to Russian intelligence in any way other than selling it software and paying taxes.
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But what you have done is you're killing us for an American company that is paying taxes in the Netherlands.
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Both the apps and the restaurants could later be on the hook for paying taxes that apps aren't currently collecting.
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"I did not use a Cayman Islands entity in any way to avoid paying taxes for myself," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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The agreement would retain a provision allowing graduate students who receive tuition waivers to avoid paying taxes on that benefit.
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It was outrageous—these people were paying taxes, digging our subway tunnels, building our aqueducts so we could have clean water!
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"If you're wealthy, the U.S. is basically saying it won't let you escape paying taxes on those appreciated assets," Freshman said.
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HANNITY: I didn&apost say if they were paying taxes, I didn&apost say if they were good or bad people.
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Under IRS law, any business can avoid paying taxes in a given year if it lost money in the previous year.
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These are people from another country, and now people are saying they're more important than our people who are paying taxes.
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"Start by taking out only enough from your retirement account to the point where you would start paying taxes," he said.
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My taxes are pretty simple right now, and I'm fine with importing that data manually and paying taxes on my own.
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They argued that since many of the poor aren't working or paying taxes they were unworthy of a Medicare-type entitlement.
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Trump "apparently got to avoid paying taxes for nearly two decades—while tens of millions of working families paid theirs." pic.twitter.
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As echo boomers are getting more jobs, Slok said, more people will be paying taxes and pouring money into the government.
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If you hate paying taxes, at least it's a reason to pretend you're glad you never win big in the lottery.
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Prosecutors alleged that Manafort and Gates worked hand-in-hand to defraud banks and avoid paying taxes on their offshore money.
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While there can be fees associated with paying taxes with a credit card, sometimes the points earned are well worth it.
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But fewer workers paying taxes, means less money to support a growing aging population in need of pensions and healthcare services.
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But, you know, they're the same people, that hate a lot of other things, too—like paying taxes, and other stuff.
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They care about themselves (and about not paying taxes in America, and I get that, truly, I have been there myself).
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Millions of undocumented immigrants file tax returns each year, and they are paying taxes for many benefits they can't even use.
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Government records show that from the end of apartheid in 2000 through 21.36, the number of people paying taxes nearly quadrupled.
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Though we may resent paying taxes, remember that they provide for things like schools and roads that make us a community.
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"In Kenya, if you're a small business, you don't need to worry about paying taxes or anything like that," he said.
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"I would stay here and would continue paying taxes here if it was not for this law," the businessman told Reuters.
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Despite the modest savings, people reliably turn out to shop, perhaps because they just like the idea of not paying taxes.
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If you are cashing in investments that made you some money this year, you'll wind up paying taxes on those gains.
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Chief among them: Wealthy Americans can pass much of their riches to their heirs without paying taxes on capital gains — ever.
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Here's how it works: Fraudsters trick victims into paying taxes and fees they say are needed to claim a nonexistent jackpot.
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If you're earning more now, you might want to go with a traditional IRA, since you'll be paying taxes down the road.
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And maybe you can avoid paying taxes by hiding your tokens from taxation authorities… USDC also works just like a regular token.
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Congress has agreed to consider a new measure that would exempt Olympians from paying taxes on their Rio winnings, according to Politico.
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They honestly believe that people who don't work but invest their money are somehow better people and they shouldn't be paying taxes.
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According to the bank's online database, however, it scored 57.67, which would lift its rank on paying taxes to 65th not 120th.
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Many don't know this, but Rudy actually got his start as a prosecutor going after wealthy New Yorkers who avoided paying taxes.
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Airbnb is an easy way for hosts to make income without always paying taxes, since there are certain loopholes in the code.
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Prosecutors said Simmons evaded paying taxes through a cash-only lifestyle and by depositing royalty checks in various third-party bank accounts.
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For millennials earning less than $2000,21, Capalad typically recommends a Roth because, with a Roth, you're paying taxes on the money now.
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The move was prompted by concerns that some individuals were avoiding paying taxes on earnings they made from buying and selling bitcoins.
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I've been many times and flew for free (just paying taxes and fees) for my last three visits using miles and points.
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Conservatives argue that indexing capital gains would boost the economy and prevent people from paying taxes on income they didn't actually make.
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Congress was also exempted by the Obama administration from paying taxes on their insurance plans, which saves each member $12,000 a year.
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But never mind not paying taxes, how the heck does someone lose that much money running a casino in the boom '90s?
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Recession continues and public and private debts increase, with more people falling behind in paying taxes, bank loans and social security fees.
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To me, the need to try, try and try again is as germane to business as paying taxes and having a website.
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It prioritizes large corporations with the resources to avoid paying taxes over smaller and medium-sized businesses who pay the full rate.
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They are going to want to avoid paying taxes when they win and stay away from paying any fees to the leagues.
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One defense from the package giant on the ultra-low tax bill: Money saved from not paying taxes went right to employees.
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Of course, none of this matters if young Republicans grow more conservative when they grow up, have children, and begin paying taxes.
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"Nobody likes paying taxes because even before the earthquake things were difficult," said student Isaac Andrade, 27, in the city of Guayaquil.
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Because a saver can put nearly 23,000 euros ($27,444) in such accounts without paying taxes on the interest, they are hugely popular.
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Ahead, Amanda shares the story of how she ended up not paying taxes — and the steps she's taking to fix the problem.
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If your employer is being driven out of business by the Chinese, they are not making profits or paying taxes on them.
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Immigrants, including undocumented workers, play an important role in our economy, doing jobs that many native-born Americans won't and paying taxes.
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We do know, based on the revelations about his 0003 returns, that Mr. Trump aggressively uses business losses to avoid paying taxes.
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They could also use such an inquiry to determine whether Mr. Trump violated the law before his election to avoid paying taxes.
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There was also some irony in the criticism coming from Mr. Trump, who has boasted about his dexterity in avoiding paying taxes.
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Economic View You may not like paying taxes, but your burden will be even higher if others don't pay their fair share.
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When on June 28, 2017, Trump tweeted about Amazon not paying taxes, the stock ended the day up by about 1.4 percent.
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You could pull $10,000 each year out of your 53 account for private school and avoid paying taxes on any previous growth.
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But the authors noted that new workers could liven a city&aposs economy by paying taxes or starting companies that create jobs.
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Nevertheless, he has worked under the table during that time, earning tens of thousands of dollars and not paying taxes on it.
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Parliaments and revenue agencies all over the world have done what Congress seems totally unable to do: They've made paying taxes easy.
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That might sound un-American, but Americans already have many such obligations, including more onerous ones like paying taxes or jury duty.
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In 1961, our country faced the same problem — large sums of money being stashed offshore by U.S. corporations to avoid paying taxes.
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Officials alleged that under its tax arrangement in Ireland, Apple managed to avoid paying taxes on almost all of its European sales.
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He was subsequently convicted of multiple financial crimes related to payments he received from Ukraine, which he laundered to avoid paying taxes.
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And then they get out and they start getting jobs and they start paying taxes and they realize why it doesn&apost work.
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Principal Magistrate Huruma Shaidi of Dar es Salaam Magistrate Court of Kisutu said the accused intended to avoid paying taxes to the government.
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Mulvaney has not indicated he will step down, but in the past, the fiscal hawk has drawn a hard line on paying taxes.
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So while Bobby's helping Wendy, he's putting out that fire, and trying to get out of paying taxes on with 17 Picasso originals.
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The U.S. State Department has information on retiring abroad, including links to resources on visas, medical insurance, paying taxes and voting while overseas.
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"Manafort used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a lavish lifestyle in the United States, without paying taxes on that income," prosecutors alleged.
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And being able to leverage that $1 billion loss to avoid paying taxes is definitely not something an everyday voter will relate to.
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Efforts to show citizens that public money is wisely spent may also improve "tax morale"—the sense that paying taxes is a duty.
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When Clinton attacked him on not paying taxes, he said, "That makes me smart," implying normal Americans who do pay taxes are dumb.
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And rather than being dependent, people over the age of 64 contribute in many ways, by working and paying taxes, particularly consumption taxes.
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But when a billionaire avoids paying taxes, he breaks a law that ought to be self-policing: the law of basic human decency.
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He said starting a business, registering property, paying taxes, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency, and regulating the labour will all be made more efficient.
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Pence calls Trump a smart businessman for losing almost $1 billion in a single year and then finding loopholes to skirt paying taxes.
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In the meantime, billionaire hedge-funders use the carried interest loophole to get out of paying taxes that translates into much needed revenue.
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The subpoena allegedly pertains to Manafort not paying taxes on a $3.5 million Hamptons home that he bought after leaving the Trump campaign.
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The Americans will use Ghana's radio spectrum for free and will be exempted from paying taxes on equipment imported into Ghana, it said.
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The rankings, released in October, examine 11 different factors affecting businesses, including starting a business, paying taxes, enforcing contracts and getting construction permits.
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An investor seeking to divest a stock from their portfolio may hold off until January to delay paying taxes until the following year.
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However, most importantly, with a UBI, individuals paying taxes will be totally phased out, since there will be no money created by people.
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Few countries are fiddlier than India when it comes to paying taxes; the World Bank ranks it 157th out of 189 for simplicity.
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"Now I have to be specific and record-keep it so that I'm paying taxes on the right amount of money," he said.
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Until the provision is changed, the current law will allow some farmers to avoid paying taxes entirely if they sell exclusively to cooperatives.
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"If you want the advantages of being an American company then you can't run away from America to avoid paying taxes," he said.
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Flynn noted the mine in question was mothballed while Whitehaven is an operating miner that is already employing people and already paying taxes.
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The denigration of citizenship is reflected in the argument that those living here illegally, but paying taxes, essentially should be treated as citizens.
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And although you may not receive a Form 1099 from whatever exchange you trade on, you remain responsible for paying taxes on gains.
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This was expected to hurt home sales as fewer people would be able to utilize mortgage interest and property deductions when paying taxes.
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But they are used in some instances by wealthy individuals and criminals to hide money and business transactions, and to avoid paying taxes.
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It was very funny but also raised the issues of Trump's treatment of women, his not paying taxes and for being a bigot.
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They work fewer dates, too, which means smaller road expenses and paying taxes in fewer states and, most importantly, more time at home.
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Apple has previously settled a tax fraud case in Italy, but CEO Tim Cook has repeatedly denied that the company avoids paying taxes.
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Completing the Census form is a civic duty, as valuable to society as serving on juries, paying taxes or obtaining a driver's license.
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The Internal Revenue Service requires the distributions because most retirement accounts enable people to postpone paying taxes on the money, to encourage saving.
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Mr. Manafort then "used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a lavish lifestyle in the United States, without paying taxes on that income."
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You can put money from your paycheck into those accounts without paying taxes on it, effectively making it cheaper to buy menstrual products.
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Most Americans do not look forward to paying taxes, but it is important to remember the services that Americans demand from their governments.
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" Under the policy, investors can delay paying taxes if they invest in areas that need it, with such areas being labelled "opportunity zones.
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The U.S. State Department has information on retiring abroad, including links to resources on visas, medical insurance, paying taxes and voting while overseas.
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As millions of Americans race to complete their tax returns by April 15, let's remember that not everyone is worried about paying taxes.
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The rest is deferred to a later date, thanks to rules that let companies delay paying taxes on long-term investments like equipment.
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It applies to California law, rather than federal law, and centers on the way that the state's golf courses avoid paying taxes, legally.
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Like jury duty or paying taxes, testifying under oath about facts we know is not optional; it is a fundamental obligation of citizenship.
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Federal law allows people getting large pension and profit-sharing plan distributions to deposit them into an individual retirement account without paying taxes.
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Moreover, the bill rewards corporate tax evasion, providing a discount tax rate for profits that companies have kept overseas and avoided paying taxes.
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If they stay out of the system, they face lighter punishments and avoid paying taxes, fees and the cost of meeting environmental standards.
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His view was that anti-tax sentiment would be stronger if paying taxes meant actively writing a check to the government every year.
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The parliament's transport committee has instead proposed that the government considers other ways of helping the carrier, including exempting it from paying taxes.
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You are allowed to "defer" paying taxes on your foreign profits as long as that money is still owned by your foreign subsidiary.
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In its announcement video, Kapten also differentiated its service from Uber by saying that they'll keep paying taxes in local markets where they operate.
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The kwacha is expected to lose steam next week after this week's gains, which were supported by hard-currency sales by companies paying taxes.
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Bezos has defended his company against repeated jabs from Trump, who claims Amazon is getting away with "murder" when it comes to paying taxes.
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The website says that businesses operating in and paying taxes in Ohio are eligible — they don't necessarily need to be headquartered in the state.
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American citizens residing abroad are still subject to the same rules for filing income, estate and gift tax returns, as well as paying taxes.
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The bill eliminated an exemption where bitcoin investors switching over to Ethereum, litecoin, or other altcoins could defer paying taxes on the original bitcoin.
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Whether you've paid taxes on the money upfront, or will be paying taxes on it later, makes a big difference to the asset's value.
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If your plan allows you to take a loan, you can take money directly out of your balance without paying taxes or other penalties.
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And also like Trump, he's not so great at paying taxes: He currently owes $3.9 million in unpaid taxes for properties in six counties.
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Casadei and Frazzetto were previously indicted in 2011 for helping U.S. taxpayers hide more than $600 million in offshore accounts and evade paying taxes.
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In recent days, Vale has vowed to keep paying taxes on the paralyzed mine and donate 803,000 reais to the family of each victim.
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"Hold off until after the distributions clear so that you aren't paying taxes on an investment you've only held for a week," said Ortiz.
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People do this kind of conversion so they can escape paying taxes on investment growth down the road, because Roth accounts grow tax-free.
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Ryan envisions a more business-friendly environment with higher job growth that will get people off welfare and paying taxes as newly-employed workers.
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Moreover, they must ensure that their enterprises are good citizens, paying taxes honestly, respecting the environment, and contributing to the communities where they operate.
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Otherwise, in virtually no other country is even the fact of living legally and paying taxes enough to earn equal treatment with its citizens.
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The World Bank's Doing Business ranking weighs factors such as the ease of starting a business, obtaining credit, paying taxes and getting construction permits.
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If people are motivated to keep their money in banks, more will be available for lending and people will become accustomed to paying taxes.
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At an oil price of $211 a barrel, for example, the companies were paying taxes of $21988, according to Renaissance, a Moscow investment bank.
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By this reasoning, all forms of tax evasion are in the public interest, since we all get richer if we can avoid paying taxes.
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In recent days, Vale has vowed to keep paying taxes on the paralyze mine and donate 100,000 reais to the family of each victim.
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Those policies will find effective persuasion for those millennials who are out of work and tired of paying taxes for a ballooning entitlement state.
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The proposal will double the estate tax exemption to roughly $11 million, from $5.49 million, meaning families can avoid paying taxes on large inheritance.
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M.A. FEIRSTEIN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Wasn't it President Trump himself who said that not paying taxes was a sign of being smart?
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That has happened in past reform efforts, and one of the first requirements is usually to prove that a person has been paying taxes.
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It didn't have offices in the United States, and executives didn't see it as their responsibility to police whether their clients were paying taxes.
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"Manafort used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a lavish lifestyle in the United States without paying taxes on that income," the indictment reads.
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If you have been working and paying taxes since 2018, you don't have to apply or fill out any forms to receive the money.
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"No one thinks it is conceivable that anyone would have the nerve to live in Finland and, outrageously, to avoid paying taxes," he said.
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This means that M.I.T. graduate students would be responsible for paying taxes on an $80,803 annual salary, when we actually earn $33,000 a year.
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This from a man who has bragged about not paying taxes because he is "smart," and who may not have paid any for years.
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A federal tax break intended to draw investment to lower-income areas has become one more way for the rich to avoid paying taxes.
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They have held up the company as a symbol of tech industry excess, saying Amazon avoids paying taxes, devalues workers and squashes smaller businesses.
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Trump, who has refused to release his tax returns, acknowledged at Sunday's debate that has he has used the loss to avoid paying taxes.
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Trump's legal move to Florida may indeed be about taxes, as Trump himself suggests, but just not about paying taxes, which Trump doesn't do.
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Sisa previously gained national attention in 85033 when a photo of her paying taxes in an effort to counter stereotypes of immigrants went viral.
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People told her that having a record of paying taxes would help her with her case to gain legal status if immigration reform happened.
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The prosecution alleged that Manafort laundered $20163 million he made working for Ukrainian politicians into the US from undeclared offshore accounts without paying taxes.
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It hasn't been easy: She started brewing her own beer to avoid paying taxes on booze that would go to fund the Vietnam War.
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The idea, according to the Belgian authorities, is to ensure that companies do not end up paying taxes on the same profits more than once.
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European migrants, in fact, are more likely than native-born Britons to be working and paying taxes, contributing more to the Treasury than they receive.
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"It's sure not the average family watching tonight that avoids paying taxes through offshore accounts," Mr. Obama said in his State of the Union address.
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The IRS isn't popular with the American public — after all, no one likes paying taxes — so cutting its budget may have been a political winner.
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More than 4.7 million of these citizens have left prison and are in their communities — working, raising families, and paying taxes — and yet cannot vote.
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"Millions of low-wage workers have to choose between paying taxes and buying food," Cuomo said in January during his State of the State address.
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"As long as you're silent and you're spiffing 'x' amount of your income," Bannon said, in reference to religious minorities paying taxes under Islamic law.
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And they can permanently avoid paying taxes on any new gains from investment in the zones if they hold onto the investment for a decade.
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The government says it wants the petro to be used as an alternative to the hugely devalued bolivar when paying taxes, contributions and public services.
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However, a number of issues have cropped up since then — like Bitcoin forks and using cryptocurrencies for purchases that continue to make paying taxes confusing.
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Tax authorities in the United States and Europe have been increasingly pursuing individuals who seek to avoid paying taxes and the institutions that assist them.
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In fact, Airbnb is already paying taxes in over 200 jurisdictions globally and recently completed tax deals with Los Angeles and Chicago, he pointed out.
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The tax reform he signed into law in December means American firms can no longer defer paying taxes on profits left sitting in foreign subsidiaries.
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"I believe I might be the first top official in Ukraine who treats declaring of assets, paying taxes, conflict of interest issues seriously," Poroshenko tweeted.
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Robby Mook, campaign manager for Hillary Clinton, told CNBC on Tuesday it's unacceptable for GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump to brag about not paying taxes.
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But Levine believes a year-long delay is overkill — and it means paying taxes on earnings accumulated while the money was in the traditional IRA.
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With fewer workers paying taxes to support a growing silver population in need of pensions and healthcare services, Japan's economy is facing an unprecedented challenge.
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At meetings with Chinese officials, Cook emphasized Apple's contributions to China's economy - creating jobs, generating revenue and paying taxes - said people familiar with the matter.
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"I believe I might be the first top official in Ukraine who treats declaring of assets, paying taxes, conflict of interest issues seriously," he tweeted.
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To survive financially, a lot of restaurants will engage in shady tactics like paying employees off the books or underreporting earnings to avoid paying taxes.
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Under current law, appointees to the executive and judicial branches can defer paying taxes on profits from investments that they sell to meet ethics requirements.
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In the clip, she repeatedly accused the customers seated next to her of not being Canadian and not paying taxes, gesturing wildly all the while.
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Clinton, brandishing her opponent's debate stumbles, assailed Mr. Trump's comments suggesting he avoided paying taxes and welcomed the 2008 financial crisis as a buying opportunity.
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For all Trump's hand-wringing about corporations shipping profits overseas to avoid paying taxes in the U.S. the GOP tax legislation would make it worse.
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These assets can be sold, but the process often takes time or involves additional costs, such as paying taxes and penalties on retirement plan distributions.
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After all, Apple has been a fan of creative maneuvering to avoid paying taxes and plenty of questions linger about how it operates in China.
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PENCE: It's not more spending... (CROSSTALK) KAINE: I am interested to hear whether he'll defend his running mate's not releasing taxes and not paying taxes.
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Tax authorities in the United States and Europe are pursuing individuals who seek to avoid paying taxes, as well as the institutions that assist them.
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It also received poor marks for its 15-day process of registering property at 38th place and for its difficulty in paying taxes at 37th.
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Perhaps we all believe that we will one day be rich and want the right to give our wealth to our children without paying taxes.
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Many of these boats are owned by offshore companies, so instead of paying taxes, the companies funnel the money into their second business – the yacht.
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The Getaway Savvy travelers can bypass Britain's steep duty on long-haul flights and put the savings toward something far more fun than paying taxes.
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Anyone who's breathed air in the past 40 years understands that rich people and big corporations will do pretty much anything to avoid paying taxes.
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But adjusted for inflation, $2102 in 210 is about $13 now, so you'd be paying taxes on an investment that, adjusted for inflation, lost money.
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In fact, by their not paying taxes to the communities and country they inhabit, you and I support them as we pick up their share.
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We who are returning home will contribute immeasurably to our communities, by working and paying taxes, and also by sharing the lessons of our lives.
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Is it free if you're paying taxes to pay for it or if Sanders appropriates it from private companies that spend capital to develop it?
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She noted that it was ironic that she "cofinanced this spy drone by paying taxes that financed this pathology called TVPiS, and more broadly: PiS."
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A challenge with moving to a territorial tax system is that policymakers also want to prevent companies from shifting profits overseas to avoid paying taxes.
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Immigrant rights groups say it's unfair to uproot hundreds of thousands of people who've been obeying the law, paying taxes, working and raising families here.
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Closing unjustified tax loopholes is not a tax increase; rather, it's tax collection from those currently avoiding, without a legitimate public policy purpose, paying taxes.
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If Tom Daschle couldn't become a cabinet member for not paying taxes for a household employee, the same standard ought to apply to Mick Mulvaney.
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It may seem that not paying taxes would be beneficial and sound like a good deal, but women should not fall prey to this rationale.
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Bitcoin has been around for just over ten years, and its rapid price fluctuations seem to make it a rather unideal option for paying taxes.
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The crime rate of immigrants is about one-half that of the U.S. population as a whole, and immigrants are more compliant in paying taxes.
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But, as Pearlstein notes, Apple parked its intellectual property in an Irish subsidiary so it could avoid paying taxes in America and support those institutions.
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They are eager to work and support their families, contribute to their communities by paying taxes, and utilize their skills to help grow the economy.
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If robots are going to take over human jobs, that means fewer people will be working, which in turn means fewer people will be paying taxes.
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Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino got burned for not paying taxes, but now it might be tax season that buys him more time as a free man.
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On Tuesday, Paul Manafort will face trial for allegedly funneling tens of millions through offshore shell companies to fund a super-opulent lifestyle — without paying taxes.
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Since DACA went into effect, hundreds of thousands of unauthorized immigrant youth have gone to college, gotten jobs, and started paying taxes for the first time.
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Critics also say offshore tax havens solely benefit wealthy individuals and multinational corporations by allowing them to legally avoid paying taxes in ways ordinary citizens cannot.
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The data helps dispel the myth that undocumented immigrants aren't paying taxes, said Meg Wiehe, co-author of the report and a deputy director at ITEP.
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He says both of you support allowing undocumented immigrants legal status here in the United States after a background check, paying a fine, and paying taxes.
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The recent Panama Papers leak revealed how global elites use offshore companies to avoid paying taxes, but that isn't the only reason they're sheltering their wealth.
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Washington (CNN)The vast majority of registered voters view paying taxes as a "civic duty," including 18% of Donald Trump's supporters, according to a new poll.
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"Your accountant will want to make sure they're treating it right on your return, including making sure you aren't paying taxes on the gains," he said.
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"It might not be the case that graduate students are hurt in this particular way, namely by paying taxes on income they don't receive," Payton says.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook described the accusation that the company was avoiding paying taxes on overseas profits as "political crap," in a television interview last month.
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They wouldn't consider themselves wealthy, but when they come into their 22s and take required minimum distributions, they would be paying taxes at a higher rate.
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One of the main causes of the French Revolution was that rich nobles got out of paying taxes while the lower classes paid the largest share.
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That's because if a couple remained married they would be paying taxes at a higher rate than the spouse receiving alimony was paying after the divorce.
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Tax cuts do boost economic growth, create more jobs, and eventually grow tax revenues because more people are employed and paying taxes in the first place.
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Two, the Democrats can propose legislation that actually shuts down loopholes that the rich, like Kushner and his father-in-law, use to dodge paying taxes.
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The law requires companies to repatriate, or bring back, foreign earnings, beginning in 2018, with the option of paying taxes on those earnings over eight years.
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" Asked directly if Mr. Trump had used a near-billion-dollar loss in the mid-1990s to avoid paying taxes, he replied, "Of course I do.
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The leak showed how wealthy individuals—including more than 140 politicians—used a shady law firm in Panama to conceal their assets and avoid paying taxes.
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The excess above $130,000 was for things that included "incidental expenses," as well as "a little profit and a little margin for paying taxes," Giuliani said.
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The kwacha is expected to make marginal losses versus the U.S. dollar next week as hard currency inflows from companies that were paying taxes dry up.
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Or, to put the argument in "Early Man" terms, we were happier when we were chasing rabbits instead of building monuments, fighting wars and paying taxes.
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And during his testimony on Capitol Hill last week, Mr. Cohen said Mr. Trump on a number of occasions underreported his earnings to avoid paying taxes.
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Libelous stories, such as those about him being engaged in illegal activities or his cabinet members not paying taxes, would never be permitted elsewhere, he said.
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Earlier this year, Indian tax authorities issued a penalty order to a unit of CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd for not paying taxes on the 2007 transaction.
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In furtherance of the scheme, MANAFORT used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a lavish lifestyle in the United States, without paying taxes on that income.
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A 2008 study by the Joint Committee on Taxation found that not paying taxes on these benefits saved people with incomes less than $30,20860 about $1,650.
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Clinton was speaking about her commitment to "raise taxes on the wealthy" when she took a shot at Trump over his attempts to avoid paying taxes.
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"Let me just be clear again: I did not use a Cayman Islands entity in any way to avoid paying taxes for myself," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Cryptocurrency aficionados have been flocking to Puerto Rico, attracted by a provision that exempts relative newcomers to the island from paying taxes on their capital gains.
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"A person like me who is working and paying taxes, going to school and have nothing on my record — why not keep me here?" he said.
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So why in our democracy is the one part of civic engagement that is mandatory — paying taxes — not also a part of our basic civic education?
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The added cost of paying taxes up front also could reduce the amount many Americans are able to contribute, and retirement savings are already dangerously low.
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A highly valued work of art is a luxury good, an investment, and, in some cases, a vehicle through which the ultra-wealthy can avoid paying taxes.
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"I know Trump's not a fan of paying taxes, but I'd like to think the rest of us would chip in if it meant "saving the planet.
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That could force thousands of groups that have long had little contact with the IRS to suddenly begin filing returns and paying taxes for the first time.
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But it remains to be seen what those corporations will demand in return for paying taxes on profits that have been stashed out of Uncle Sam's reach.
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But when it's a 21-year-old college student doing the loophole-exploiting instead of a billionaire uninterested in paying taxes, it's some kind of moral crisis.
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The combination of the two companies would have allowed it to stop paying taxes in the United States, so Cramer understood why it did not go through.
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They illustrate a pattern of systematically disputing tax bills, arguing for lower property assessments, and in some cases not paying taxes until the government takes additional action.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Israel's diplomatic missions around the world closed on Wednesday as Foreign Ministry workers went on strike over a dispute about paying taxes on overseas stipends.
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"Tell that to your mothers and fathers who are breaking their neck to send you here, they're paying taxes ... It angers me, it angers me," Biden added.
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Both job postings prompted viral outrage from journalists on Twitter, who accused hiring managers of trying to misclassify employees as contractors to avoid paying taxes and benefits.
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The county moved up up one place from last year thanks to its riddance of the cheque levy, which made paying taxes easier, the World Bank found.
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The casino sector is a huge part of Macau's economy, employing two-thirds of its workforce, and paying taxes amounting to about 80 percent of government revenue.
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Each of his stump speeches has sharpened his attack lines about the Republican Party's presidential nominee, from his avoidance of paying taxes to his treatment of women.
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The images illuminate the artist's internal conflict as an American citizen paying taxes that contribute to wars in her home country, leaving her feeling trapped and helpless.
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Paying taxes does not make you a loser — it makes you an investor in the most precious resource of all, the diverse and vibrant people of America.
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Sharif set up a commission on Tuesday to investigate the allegations that the offshore companies were avoiding paying taxes or disguising assets and their origins, Reuters reported.
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These include starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, and others.
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Will they continue working, paying taxes, and contributing to the economy, or will they be forced to relocate to countries they have never lived in as adults?
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Casadei, 113, and Frazzetto, 42 were indicted in 2011 for conspiring to help U.S. taxpayers hide more than $600 million in offshore accounts and evade paying taxes.
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Prosecutors have argued that Manafort stashed millions he earned from a lucrative career as a political consultant in Ukraine in 31 offshore accounts to avoid paying taxes.
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The biggest tax dodge in need of reform involves deferral, in which American companies can defer paying taxes on foreign-held profits until those sums are repatriated.
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No presidential nominee with Mr. Trump's tax situation, his years of undisclosed tax returns, and his attitude toward paying taxes could have been approved by the Senate.
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"Paying money for seeds to a government structure is like paying taxes twice, and this is cheating (us)," argued Blasius Eku, 57, a maize farmer in Bokwango.
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With bitcoin's meteoric rise in value, some investors are wondering if using it to purchase another digital asset means they can delay paying taxes on their gains.
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Instead of focusing time and money on lowering consumer prices, raising employee wages, and creating new jobs, businesses are directing their time and resources to paying taxes.
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Though rather unlike him, he prided himself in paying taxes on the 80,000 marks he possessed in 1904 — the equivalent of a millionaire today — archival records show.
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And they would benefit from the eventual repeal of the estate tax, allowing them to pass wealth on to heirs without paying taxes on the remaining assets.
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The company's officers, in the quixotic hope of one day getting their port business back, went on keeping the books, paying taxes and meeting annually in exile.
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During those years, Mr. Manafort avoided paying taxes on $16.47 million of that money by transferring it directly to vendors, testified Michael Welch, the I.R.S. revenue agent.
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Mr. Cuomo also suggested that Ms. Nixon was using "tax loopholes" to avoid paying taxes, citing her use of an S corporation to handle her acting career.
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They also resent paying taxes to finance comfortable pensions, certain that such funds will be exhausted when they reach their senior years given Italy's monumental public debt.
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He is now, thanks to the miracles of modern medicine and the incredible generosity of his donor, back at work, paying taxes and living a good life.
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Although companies might choose to stop selling products in certain nations to avoid paying taxes, this would be unlikely to be a risk in the United States.
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One of the biggest natural gas companies in the area, Houston-based Southwestern Energy, stopped paying taxes to the counties here, arguing that the rates were unfair.
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That feature is currently only available to users living in the U.K. and paying taxes in the U.K. The company has partnered with Flagstone for that feature.
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Fact Check After President Trump accused Amazon on Wednesday morning of hurting local retailers and jobs by not paying taxes, the company's shares dipped in premarket trading.
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From 13 to 1982, the US experimented with a negative-income tax, which allowed low-income citizens to receive money from the government instead of paying taxes.
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The old system of taxing income is no longer working, she argued, as the wealthy pile up ever more wealth without paying taxes on their asset gains.
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After paying taxes for two decades, spending thousands of dollars on my immigration case and fighting my deportation for eight years, I am not giving up now.
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"I know a lot of people who sell shoes, they're not paying taxes like they're supposed to and they're not keeping track of their inventory," Fresen said.
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He then avoided paying taxes on those payments by using offshore accounts to move the money and buy luxury goods and services for himself and his homes.
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From 1968 to 63, the US experimented with a negative-income tax, which allowed low-income citizens to receive money from the government instead of paying taxes.
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Manafort faced charges for failing to register as a foreign lobbyist and was convicted of attempting to avoid paying taxes on income he earned for the work.
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Two companies tried to evade paying taxes by designating transactions in Bitcoin as "technology expenses" to make them appear to be just ordinary costs of doing business.
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In the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg, where Mr. Barry works, employers estimate that about 35,000 migrants with uncertain status are working full time and paying taxes.
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In the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg, where Mr. Barry works, employers estimate that about 35,000 migrants with uncertain status are working full time and paying taxes.
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But the Senate's version reinstates the corporate alternative minimum tax of 20 percent, which is intended to ensure that companies cannot use loopholes to avoid paying taxes.
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State regulators allow them to charge rates high enough to recoup their costs — including the cost of paying taxes — and to provide a return to their shareholders.
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For people who are trying to avoid paying taxes, as opposed to legitimately starting a business with partners and employees, the easiest option is a sole proprietorship.
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In other words, if you don't need the income, it's a way to benefit a charity while simultaneously meeting your RMD obligation without paying taxes on the money.
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That's because retirees are eligible to take advantage of something called the foreign tax credit, which keeps you from paying taxes twice on the same kind of income.
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Working today as a supervisor in a printing shop, he says that since he's been paying taxes and social security for over a decade, it's worth fighting for.
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From getting a license to paying taxes, we routinely give cities granular data on who we are, where we live, what we do and how much we earn.
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He's accused of laundering $30 million in payments from Ukraine into the US without ever paying taxes on it or disclosing his foreign accounts to the US government.
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It's an obnoxious, tedious ordeal — so obnoxious and tedious, in fact, that more than a third of freelancers don't even bother paying taxes, according to the same poll.
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I wish they would address fundamental fiscal loopholes, including high tax evasion, rampant corruption and those connected (including non-financial corporates) to politicians who continue avoiding paying taxes.
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If we decide to stop paying taxes because we don't like the law, will local governments protect us from the IRS under the guise of a sanctuary city?
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Current law allows investors to delay any capital gains bill until they sell an investment, so people can accrue vast fortunes without ever paying taxes on the wealth.
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Other European countries have also expressed interest implementing a similar type of tax, frustrated with the fact that internet companies largely are not paying taxes in their jurisdictions.
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"Some of these schemes we have seen are quite frankly morally wrong," Mr. Cameron said of the arrangements that some wealthy Britons had established to avoid paying taxes.
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Mr. Gunnlaugsson had said that the leak contained no news, adding that he and his wife, Anna Sigurlaug Palsdottir, had not hidden their assets or avoided paying taxes.
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After paying taxes on the sale, they are each left with a sizable nest egg of, say, $20 million, which they plan to enjoy during their golden years.
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"Now that Johnson is back on its feet, they're gaming the system and moving profits to Ireland so they can avoid paying taxes here at home," says Clinton.
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President Donald Trump may have fabricated a loan to avoid paying taxes on nearly $22007 million of income, Mother Jones reported in a bombshell investigation published on Thursday.
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The new tax law requires companies to repatriate, or bring back, foreign earnings, beginning in 2018, with the option of paying taxes on those earnings over eight years.
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I voted to close, I think, one of the loopholes he took advantage of when he claimed a billion-dollar loss that enabled him to avoid paying taxes.
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The amount that people can earn without paying taxes will rise, as will the earnings threshold that they need to cross before moving into a higher tax bracket.
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There's a new mayor, who is trying to make people get serious about paying taxes and who plans to install a desalination system by the end of 2017.
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This includes paying taxes on their annual income, which in the US averages around $47,000—all of which comes in the form of cash tips from their audience.
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In addition, there was a five-year gap between when people started paying taxes into Social Security, in 1937, and when they started getting benefits back in 1942.
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Instead, you often now hear a new argument: There's no point in trying to tax rich people, because they'll just figure out a way to avoid paying taxes.
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Ms. Starchuk complains that birth tourists bump local mothers from maternity wards, a concern echoed by some local nurses, and get access to public services without paying taxes.
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The royal family instituted new policies in an effort to keep up with the times, decommissioning the royal yacht and declaring that the queen would begin paying taxes.
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Every hack we can use to save a minute or stretch our dollars means more time and money to do something relaxing after stressing out about paying taxes.
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Manafort then borrowed millions of dollars in loans using these properties as collateral, thereby obtaining cash in the United States without reporting and paying taxes on the income.
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While Cuban has called paying taxes "patriotic," he also suggests founders and owners should distribute stock in the company to employees to bring them into the investor class.
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Immigrant rights groups say it's unfair to uproot hundreds of thousands of people who've been obeying the law, paying taxes, working and raising families in the United States.
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Those experiments allowed low-income citizens to receive payments from the government in lieu of paying taxes, but they were also considered too small to generate significant conclusions.
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The president himself has declared that not paying taxes ''makes him smart,'' and I do not trust that my federal tax dollars will be put to good use.
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People told her that having a record of paying taxes would help her adjust her status if immigration reform happened and she was given a path to citizenship.
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Paying taxes reaffirms my commitment to this country and proves that undocumented immigrants, like my family and me, are not the freeloaders Republicans make us out to be.
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I voted to close, I think one of the loopholes he took advantage of when he claimed a billion dollar loss that enabled him to avoid paying taxes.
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"No, there's not a path to legalization unless people leave the country, if they come back in and then they have to start paying taxes," he told Anderson Cooper.
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Over the weekend, the New York Times revealed that Donald Trump may have avoided paying taxes for 18 years by losing nearly $1 billion through his casinos in 1995.
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A student pocketing less than $20,000 from a school stipend, typical of those in graduate programs, would have suddenly found themselves paying taxes on $50,000 or $60,000 in income.
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The step-up basically allows billionaires like Bill Gates or Warren Buffett to pass billions of dollars to their heirs or to charity without ever paying taxes on it.
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"Unfortunately, multinationals' practice of avoiding paying taxes in the countries in which their wealth is earned deepens global wealth inequality and empowers multinationals against workers and governments," it added.
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"If Tom Daschle couldn't become a cabinet member for not paying taxes for a household employee, then a same standard ought to apply for Mick Mulvaney," he told reporters.
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"When they come back in, then they can start paying taxes, but there is no path to legalization unless they leave the country and then come back," Trump said.
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On Thursday in California a state lawmaker introduced legislation that would allow residents to make donations instead of paying taxes to avoid the cap on deductions of state taxes.
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Letters To the Editor: The Panama Papers have exposed the sordid details of how the rich and powerful hide their wealth by using tax havens to avoid paying taxes.
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It's one of the the easiest way I earn points and miles, and since I'm paying taxes for my business, I regularly earn more than 21,22.89 points a year.
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Both Apple and Ireland are appealing the decision, but the commission's announcement was the latest sign that multinational corporations are running out of places to hide from paying taxes.
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Without the Priority Enforcement Program in place, mixed status immigrant families that are paying taxes, working hard, and contributing to our society will soon see their families torn apart.
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" Pressley argued in a succession of tweets that citizens who are 28500 and 6900 make substantial contributions to America's "labor force and to their local economy through paying taxes.
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This isn't the first time the president has been accused of engaging in shady, or downright illegal, practices to avoid paying taxes or correctly reporting his financial net worth.
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They're people like Jesus Lara Lopez of Willard, Ohio, who'd lived in the U.S. for decades, had a legal work permit, and was paying taxes and raising a family.
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" • Deflecting a question about Mr. Trump's suggestion that he was savvy to avoid paying taxes, Mr. Pence said that his running mate was "a businessman, not a career politician.
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"If Tom Daschle couldn't become a Cabinet member for not paying taxes for a household employee, then a same standard ought to apply for Mick Mulvaney," he told reporters.
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But soon after it emerged that his name had surfaced in a federal government crackdown on overseas banks that were helping wealthy Americans shelter money to avoid paying taxes.
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Ronaldo is one of several players who have been investigated by the Spanish authorities and then accused of using offshore companies to avoid paying taxes on their advertising contracts.
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In addition, she said, the group found out that its African branch had been operating as a "nonresident taxpayer" from 2010 to 2015 and had not been paying taxes.
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Mr. Romer told The Wall Street Journal that changes to the methodology in recent years, including how the bank assessed the ease of paying taxes, contributed to Chile's dip.
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"The irony is, if the employers and workers hadn't been paying taxes, the businesses wouldn't have been sent the no-match letter," said Mr. Cunha of the farmer's group.
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Currently, workers younger than age 50 can put as much as $18,000 in a 401(k) without paying taxes on the front end, according to The New York Times.
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The IRS should educate and provide guidance to taxpayers on what is required to comply with the tax code -- making the process of paying taxes as painless as possible.
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Currently, all states follow the federal government tax rules in one way: They all let people remove money from 529 plans and use it for college without paying taxes.
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This was meant to help identify people who were hoarding cash — or "black money," as it is known in India — to avoid paying taxes or to engage in corruption.
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But there is a more prosaic reason, too: Paying taxes is a convenient way for capitalists to outsource to the government the work of keeping workers healthy and educated.
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That means paying unpredictable transactions fees and, since the IRS considers cryptocurrencies a property, paying taxes at their capital gains rate each time they use their bitcoins or ripples.
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The added cost of paying taxes up front could reduce the amount many individuals are able to contribute, or hinder their ability to save for the future at all.
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"If Tom Daschle couldn't become a cabinet member for not paying taxes for a household employee than a same standard ought to apply for Mick Mulvaney," he told reporters.
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Helping the weak, the downtrodden, the ones that have lost everything they had, should have nothing to do with income, wealth, party affiliation, race, ethnicity or even paying taxes.
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The indictment of Paul Manafort lays out how he used his hidden overseas wealth to support a "lavish lifestyle" in the United States without paying taxes on the income.
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Proponents of this deductibility change argue that it will help the middle class because blue-collar workers will start paying taxes on their investment now rather than during withdrawal.
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In order to withdraw the earnings on your contributions without paying taxes or other penalties, you have to wait at least five years since you first invested the money.
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I won't go into specifics, but I was making considerably more at the time than any of my peers who were working five days a week and paying taxes.
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Workers may currently put up to $5000,000 a year in 401(k) accounts without paying taxes upfront on that money; that figure rises to $24,000 for workers over 50.
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" Prosecutors agreed that although Simmons' tax evasion scheme was "more complex" than Cohen's, both defendants had "made the calculated decision that they could get away with not paying taxes.
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In order to receive exemptions from paying taxes on their wealth, they make large donations of collections and money, while returning very little to communities outside their own circles.
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The false receipts allowed both Hobby Lobby to smuggle the artifacts into the United States, and the dealers to avoid paying taxes on millions of dollars of unreported sales.
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Benn insists that it's easy to get away with not ever paying taxes––you just have to be willing to live without a credit card or any real assets.
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Spanish law states that if an individual spends more than 183 days in the country, they are considered a legal resident and liable for paying taxes on income acquired internationally.
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The index is a yearly ranking that assesses the business environment in 190 countries using various indicators including paying taxes, trading across borders, starting a business and protecting minority investors.
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Immigrant rights advocates are taking to Twitter to talk about this A few years ago, one Arizona college student's posts about her experience paying taxes drew attention to the issue.
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And we've learned that Manafort is alleged to have evaded paying taxes on income that he and Gates earned through secret offshore bank accounts, shell companies and fraudulent bank loans.
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Distributed by a group of investigative journalists, the reports disclosed how rich and powerful people, including heads of state and convicted financial criminals, use shell companies to avoid paying taxes.
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The Times reported in 2009 that Caspersen "was suspected of dodging many millions of dollars in federal taxes," and was suspected of using overseas bank accounts to avoid paying taxes.
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But highly taxed products, such as cigarettes and alcohol, generate black markets too, since there is money to be made in selling the stuff under the counter, without paying taxes.
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"I believe I might be the first top official in Ukraine who treats declaring of assets, paying taxes, conflict of interest issues seriously," he added on the social media site.
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Examples include registering a business with a state, companies or individuals paying taxes, census registration, individuals registering for a driver license, Social Security and even individuals declaring political party preference.
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You can't tap the funds without paying a 748.343 percent penalty before age 59.5 or doing a Roth conversion and paying taxes, so it's more like a retirement insurance policy.
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The outage affected the "Direct Pay " link, a free service for paying taxes via bank accounts, and the "Payment Plan " page, where filers can pay their tax bill in installments.
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"Until that time, creative accountants and lawyers will continue to seek new ways for companies to move their tax residences overseas and avoid paying taxes here at home," he said.
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One allowed real estate investors with highly leveraged properties to accept forgiveness of their bank loans without paying taxes on the money, in exchange for giving up other tax benefits.
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"Manafort used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a lavish lifestyle in the United States, without paying taxes on that income," a February court filing in his Virginia case alleges.
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These are people from another country and now people are saying that they're more important than people in our country who are paying taxes and who have needs as well.
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Strategists say a big winner in tax reform would be small businesses, which could fall under the new corporate tax rate instead of paying taxes at higher individual tax rates.
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"This is the guy who said that not paying taxes 'makes me smart,'" said Matt Gardner, senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a nonpartisan research organization.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday urged Congress to take action to stop U.S. companies from taking advantage of tax loopholes that allow them to avoid paying taxes.
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According to a number of interviews I've conducted with people who've spent years not paying taxes, these notices tend to come with no real rhyme or reason, if at all.
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" On Monday, in a separate statement issued in response to the regulators' accusations, Ikea said it was "committed to paying taxes in accordance with laws and regulations wherever we operate.
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The special counsel claims that the work yielded tens of millions of dollars in payments to Mr. Manafort, on which he avoided paying taxes through a scheme using offshore accounts.
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"The villagers have been paying taxes on the land they live on, but they had no titles, as the land had never been surveyed," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's normal practice for rich people and corporations to do whatever they can to avoid paying taxes, and tax evasion costs the government billions and billions of dollars a year.
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Paying taxes with a credit card to earn a big sign-up bonus or reward points makes sense if the value exceeds the credit-card fee you will be charged.
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In short, if you expect to be in a lower income bracket in retirement than you'll be at the peak of your career, paying taxes up front will cost you.
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He said Weisselberg was also aware of Trump's alleged efforts to inflate his assets and revenues for insurance purposes and to undervalue his assets in order to avoid paying taxes.
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The ministry said most of them list their IP in countries other than Israel, including in Ireland, the Cayman Islands, the Channel Islands and Virgin Islands to avoid paying taxes.
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Up until then, she had been living in the U.S. for 24 years, working and paying taxes, leading a crime-free life and checking in with immigration officials as required.
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A negative income tax credit is a form of economic welfare in which people earning below a predetermined wage level receive an allowance from the government instead of paying taxes.
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The French judges ruled that the milk books were proof that UBS was trying to hide financial transfers from its official books, and to help French clients avoid paying taxes.
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Donald Trump said Wednesday that his businesses purposely lost more than $21990 billion over the course of a decade as a way of avoiding paying taxes and gaming the system.
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Now, the Colombian singer is facing an investigation by the Spanish tax authorities for allegedly not paying taxes on her global income from 2012 to 2014, as reported by The Guardian.
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Backbench Tory MPs routinely complain about the fact that bricks-and-mortar shops are going out of business, turning high streets into mausoleums, while internet-based companies escape from paying taxes.
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She said that Trump's assertions that not paying taxes makes you "smart" or that taking advantage of the mortgage crisis is "good business" show he is not prepared to become president.
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The group says it&aposs been paying taxes on the tiny parcel of land and has a deed from the previous landowner allowing it to maintain a memorial at the site.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani called Donald Trump a "genius" Sunday, in the wake of a New York Times report indicating he may have legally avoiding paying taxes for nearly two decades.
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As expected, the government argued that Manafort believed he was above the law — raking in tens of millions without reporting the money or paying taxes on it, and spending it lavishly.
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He referred only to "depreciation" by way of explaining his not paying taxes, but depreciation is a standard real estate tax break -- not something an accountant would have philosophical questions with.
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But they will allow hatred and fear to breed within, and they will stop families fleeing death and terror from settling in our country, finding jobs, purchasing property and paying taxes.
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"Both Apple and Ireland are appealing the decision, but the commission's announcement was the latest sign that multinational corporations are running out of places to hide from paying taxes," Warren said.
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"I know a lot of bad people in this country that are making a hell of a lot of money and not paying taxes," Trump proclaimed (without a hint of irony).
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And what that means is that businesses, farmers, ranchers, if you spend money on a capital investment, you can immediately expense that and deduct it from what you're paying taxes on.
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Prosecutors argued in court that Manafort opened more than 28500 overseas accounts to avoid paying taxes on income he earned as a political consultant for pro-Russian officials in the Ukraine.
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"India will exempt small businesses with annual sales of up to 4 million rupees ($56,701) from paying taxes under the GST (Goods and Services Tax)," Finance Minister Arun Jaitley told reporters.
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One provision allowed real estate investors with highly leveraged properties to accept forgiveness of their bank loans without paying taxes on the money, in exchange for giving up other tax benefits.
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And for Donald Trump, tax documents from 63 show that he declared a loss so big that it might have allowed him to avoid paying taxes for the next 26 years.
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Leaked documents that have come to be known as the "Paradise Papers" shed light on how the law firm was used by major corporations and the wealthy to avoid paying taxes.
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We are forced to fight to save Meals on Wheels at the same time we watch the wealthiest CEOs build new mansions with the profits they gained from not paying taxes.
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In 260, David Barstow, Susanne Craig and Russ Buettner of The New York Times obtained his 1995 tax returns, showing that he could have avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades.
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Voters have long viewed Dreamers favorably — after all, many of these young adults are central to their communities, attending school, paying taxes, having children who are American citizens and owning businesses.
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At the end of the plane's life, though, the owner could get hit with something called depreciation recapture, a term used for belatedly paying taxes that were deferred, Mr. Rossomondo said.
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Trump tax scheme: One of the family's ploys to avoid paying taxes in the 1990s ended up allowing for inflated rents for thousands of residents of their father's real estate empire.
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MUMBAI, India — Indians' ingenuity is being mightily tested as they rush to save their "black money," stashes of hundreds of thousands, even millions, of rupees they have accumulated without paying taxes.
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They knew that despite working, being active in their communities, paying taxes, and contributing to the greatness of their new nation, they were one deportation order away from losing it all.
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More recently, Mother Jones dug into a mysterious $403 million loan Trump owes to a company he owns, which experts say might be another vehicle by which to avoid paying taxes.
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But people had become used to not paying taxes and to not expecting much from the government in return; when they needed the state to work for them, they paid bribes.
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Overall, fewer immigrants will also reduce the numbers of American paying taxes, over many generations, who would contribute to our under-funded Social Security and Medicare programs as baby boomers retire.
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But it said it had set aside $70 million to cover the costs, including paying taxes owed to the I.R.S. by clients who underpaid and directly reimbursing clients who had overpaid.
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He would borrow tens of millions of dollars to take big risks and subsequently incur hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, which he would then use to avoid paying taxes.
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U.S. firms that move production overseas do better than American companies that produce here because they get to put off paying taxes on the profits they make by producing in other countries.
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Trump has publicly complained about Amazon being too powerful, not paying taxes, and taking advantage of the US Postal Service to deliver its packages — all complaints that are at least partially legitimate.
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The premise: Many of the world's most wealthy and powerful people manage to stay that way in part because of legal loopholes and offshore banks that allow them to evade paying taxes.
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Washington (CNN)Celebrity billionaire Mark Cuban is blasting Donald Trump, saying that paying taxes as a rich person is "patriotic" and calling on Trump to explain which tax breaks he relies on.
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Designed to keep people from skipping out on paying taxes, FACTA requires "foreign institutions holding assets for American expats to report those accounts or withhold a 30% tax on them," Bloomberg reports.
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In May, Amazon, which had been funneling most of its sales taxes through Luxembourg, a low-tax haven, said it would start paying taxes in European countries where it has large operations.
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Wiranto noted that Indonesians who join the amnesty will "learn to demand a say in how their money is spent by the government" after they commit to paying taxes on their income.
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Republicans in Congress have proposed a border tax adjustment in which U.S. firms would pay a 20-percent tax on all imported goods and be exempt from paying taxes on export revenue.
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And yet looking back, he can't even admit the obvious reality that he opted out of paying taxes because he could get away with it, not because he was under some obligation.
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In Michigan, Trump easily saw off a challenge by John Kasich, who had spent so much time campaigning in the state that he joked: "I may have to start paying taxes" there.
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The net benefits to American citizens in terms of growing the economy and paying taxes is in the trillions of dollars over the next 40 years, when you include Social Security payments.
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Candidates have distributed fliers and emails accusing one another of not paying taxes, having large business debts or, in one case, a hit-and run conviction in a road accident in 1999.
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"A lot of the illegal dispensaries are putting prices so low out the door because they are not paying taxes," said Sica Sohn, the assistant manager at Hollyweed Dispensary in Los Angeles.
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It seems pretty clear from the indictment that Chuck Blazer, he of the Trump Tower cat apartments, got pinched for tax evasion, which he could have avoided by, you know, paying taxes.
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The other option was to not completely repeal the alternative minimum tax, a levy that is used to ensure wealthy individuals cannot just use tax loopholes to avoid paying taxes all together.
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China's taxation authority will roll out targeted policies such as suggesting the local governments to give private firms a respite for paying taxes, SAT head Wang Jun told Xinhua in an interview.
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However, on top of potentially paying taxes or penalties on the withdrawals, removing that money from the account also removes the likely gains it would have generated over time with compounding interest.
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Many parents who have gained permanent legal residence through their children say they earned it by working and paying taxes, and by maintaining a clean criminal record, one of many legal requirements.
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Mr. Lajqi, a native of Kosovo, said some customers had called him conservative for saying that he did not mind paying taxes as long as the revenue was put to productive use.
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Suddenly, with the economy softening, all but the smallest businesses had to file dozens of returns each year, online, paying taxes on everything from yarn to mixed nuts, often at confusing rates.
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After all, no one had previously used the unremarkable section of the tax code called 230(k) to defer paying taxes on money that rank-and-file workers set aside for retirement.
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This proposal also targets the current system allowing wealthy people to defer paying taxes on accrued investment gains — only this time, the taxing event is death, when an heir inherits new assets.
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Some of the best cards to use for paying taxes are the Blue Business® Plus Credit Card from American Express, the Chase Freedom Unlimited, and the Citi® Double Cash Card.
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Astonishingly, the main political beneficiary of all this energy was Donald Trump, a plutocrat with a long history of taking on too much debt, stiffing his business partners, and not paying taxes.
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Astonishingly, the main political beneficiary of all this energy was Donald Trump, a plutocrat with a long history of taking on too much debt, stiffing his business partners, and not paying taxes.
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Mueller's team of prosecutors say Manafort hid tens of millions of dollars in offshore accounts, failed to disclose those accounts to the IRS and dodged paying taxes on much of the money.
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In most countries, you can usually avoid paying taxes on your income by not spending more than six months there at a time, but rules vary in every country, Mr. Rixse said.
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The founder of the antigovernment group Posse Comitatus, Mr. Gale aligned himself with an emerging movement of tax protesters who argued, for instance, that paying taxes was a form of involuntary servitude.
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The plan would be paid for by "simply restoring 2009-era estate tax rules and closing loopholes that allow wealthy households to avoid paying taxes on investments held at death," he said.
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Evictions are cheaper than making repairs; the mortgage payments on these places are minimal; if all goes to hell, you can always stop paying taxes and surrender the place back to the city.
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One area of contention is the matter of Apple paying taxes on the profits it recorded in Ireland as well as sending money back to the US to pay for research and development.
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" And Fertitta would like to see a path to citizenship: "Anybody over here who is a law-abiding citizen who is paying taxes, we should find a way to keep them over here.
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Michael Cohen told Congress in February that Trump would fraudulently inflate and deflate the value of his properties to avoid paying taxes, a claim that some of the available documents seem to support.
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As West Virginia's only billionaire, Justice has developed a reputation for not paying taxes or federal fines—a fact frequently touted on signs and in conversations among the teachers striking for better pay.
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Nearly all registered voters surveyed in the poll -- 86% -- say they see paying taxes as every American's civic duty, while 12% say that they see taxes as an unnecessary burden to be avoided.
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But this system is looking at a major shakeup under the proposed House overhaul, repealing section 117(d)(5000) of the tax code, which exempts graduate students from paying taxes on tuition waivers.
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Clinton's running mate called out Trump for "[bragging] about using every trick" to avoid paying taxes, citing a "couple of instances" in the 1980s and 1990s where he "paid no taxes" at all.
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It's called a backdoor Roth IRA, and it provides high-income Americans with a sneaky but almost certainly legal way to save an extra $5,500 per year without paying taxes on their earnings.
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Thoreau was arrested while living at Walden Pond and briefly jailed (where he wrote his essay "Civil Disobedience") for not paying taxes out of protest over government funding of the Mexican-American War.
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Harry Reid doesn't regret accusing Mitt Romney of not paying taxes Romney released a 20-year summary of his tax liabilities from 1990 through 2009, and his tax returns from 2010 and 2011.
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The New York Times reports that Trump declared a $217 million loss on his 235.50 tax returns and that he may have legally avoided paying taxes for 2916 years by deducting that loss.
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Called "23 de 133" — or "213 out of 221" — the initiative would require government officials to reveal their assets and potential conflicts of interest, as well as prove that they are paying taxes.
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"We need these people working for the sake of them in our communities and that means we [would] have more people working, more people paying taxes, faster economic growth, more revenues," he said.
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An anti-aging pill is still a long way off This means that there will be relatively more people claiming pension benefits, and fewer people in the workforce paying taxes to support them.
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We cannot deny them the right to be with their families, most of whom include citizen spouses, children or siblings, to continue serving in our military, contributing to the economy, and paying taxes.
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For regular folks who perhaps own a home in middle-class Queens at the borough's median sale price of $85003,000, you are likely to be paying taxes on the home's full value assessment.
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People who live in a country are good for more than just paying taxes to fund a functional government and its armies, they also fuel the strength, reach, and capabilities of those armies.
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Editorial In 2009, leaders of the Group of 20 nations, distressed by the global financial crisis, pledged to dismantle the tax havens that have allowed the world's richest people to avoid paying taxes.
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The indictment says Manafort borrowed millions of dollars from lenders using his properties as "collateral," thereby allowing him to get cash in the U.S. without reporting his income or paying taxes on it.
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The former Democratic presidential candidate is targeting four provisions in the tax code, mainly focused on how real estate losses are deducted, that he says the Republican nominee employed to skirt paying taxes.
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"We are in the process of trying to open up new stores, and just paying taxes on this one is taking capital away that we could be using on something else," he said.
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He felt keenly aware that Mr. Trump was living a life of unimaginable luxury thanks in part to Mr. Mitnick's ability to relieve him of the burden of paying taxes like everyone else.
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They concealed from the United States their work and revenue as agents of Ukrainian political parties and used their wealth to lead a "lavish lifestyle" without paying taxes on the income, it said.
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Among the revelations: that Mr. Trump's father, Fred C. Trump, had skirted paying taxes on millions of dollars in gifts to his children by using a middleman company, All County Building Supply & Maintenance.
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Escalating a political fight that has resonated with his conservative base, Mr. Trump said Congress should eliminate a law that allowed the N.F.L. central office to avoid paying taxes as a nonprofit entity.
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Nearly one million New York City residents cannot vote in local elections because they are not citizens, according to Rodriguez's office, despite paying taxes and being invested in and contributing to the city.
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"My Republican friends, and some others, seem to think that the American people hate paying taxes but they just love paying insurance premiums," Mr. Sanders said, taking an apparent shot at Mr. Biden.
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The 33-year-old has been based in Portland, Oregon, for the past six years, where he said he had been working hard in training, paying taxes and bringing up his four children.
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Indeed, the big money that Kansas and Missouri will save from their deal is the workers' state personal income taxes: Employees literally have been paying taxes to their bosses, not the public treasury.
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"We pay more taxes than anyone else," Apple CEO Tim Cook told "60 Minutes" interviewer Charlie Rose, and dismissed as "political crap" the notion that Apple is avoiding paying taxes on overseas profits.
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The suggestion being that if Trump got out of paying taxes before, he could dodge paying his Social Security taxes in the future, even if Clinton raises the payroll tax for the wealthy.
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Originally intended to prevent the ultra-wealthy from avoiding paying taxes, the so-called AMT now primarily affects well-off households, but not those with the highest income, according to nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
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Since we would presumably also require that foreign companies making a substantial portion of their profit in the United States grant shares, the Irish company would effectively still be paying taxes here as well.
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But paying or not paying taxes becomes an issue when few ordinary people are afforded the chance to escape taxes, and there is less and less money to fix crumbling infrastructure and struggling schools.
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Trump used the billion-dollar losses from other people's money to avoid paying taxes on his own earnings (if any) -- up to hundreds of millions of dollars of possible tax savings for Trump, alone.
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"We have seen the city kind of taken over by cars ... using São Paulo roads and paying taxes somewhere else," said São Paulo Transportation Secretary Sergio Avelleda, defending the measure to journalists on Thursday.
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In October the New York Times released records from Trump's tax returns in 1995, which show that he may have avoided paying taxes for up to 18 years after reporting a $916 million loss.
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He&aposs charged with not paying taxes on millions of dollars from Ukraine and defrauding banks once that money spigot was cut off—plus such crimes against nature as buying a $15,000 ostrich coat.
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This would better align the timing of the receipt of the gains with paying taxes on the gains and reduce the incentive for short sellers to stay short forever and continue to badmouth companies.
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Indians have been asked to furnish their Aadhaar numbers for a host of transactions including accessing bank accounts, paying taxes, receiving subsidies, acquiring a mobile number, settling a property deal and registering a marriage.
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The net benefits to American citizens in terms of growing the economy and paying taxes is in the trillions of dollars over the next 30 to 40 years when you include Social Security payments.
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The details: During her line of questioning, Cohen noted Trump had directed his deputies to inflate the value of his assets for insurance purposes, and the president devalued his assets to avoid paying taxes.
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An important reminderAlthough paying taxes with a credit card is a great way to earn points, it's rarely the best option for financing if you're not able to pay your tax bill in full.
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His newest formulation also bore a close resemblance to President Obama's approach to an immigration overhaul, which similarly calls for paying taxes as part of a program to live legally in the United States.
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It is the latest development in a continuing effort by the tax authorities in the United States and Europe to pursue individuals who seek to avoid paying taxes, and the institutions that assist them.
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Global tech companies are often accused of finding ways to avoid paying taxes, and critics say they do so by paying most of their taxes in low-tax countries where they have their headquarters.
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Now Pfizer wants to compound the damage done by its soaring drug prices by pretending to desert the United States in order to avoid paying taxes on the huge profits those high prices reap.
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Last May, Amazon, which also is being investigated by the European Commission for its tax practices in Luxembourg, agreed to start paying taxes in a number of European countries where it has large operations.
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The IRS ordered Coinbase to turn over the identities of all US customers who used the exchange between 2013 and 2015, in order to determine whether users have been paying taxes on their bitcoin.
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"I've been working and paying taxes, but can't access the same things that would help me stay in school," said Teodoro, referring to federal loans and grants that help US citizens pay for school.
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Where those who voted against Mr. Trump saw someone who bankrupted businesses and ducked paying taxes, these women said they saw a man who built a real estate empire and simply followed the law.
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The scheme netted millions of dollars for the Steiningers and their co-defendants, who hid their riches by cashing insurance claims checks at check-cashing shops to avoid paying taxes, according to the indictment.
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Motivated by that reporting, which showed how the president could have avoided paying taxes for nearly two decades, the reporters set out to paint a picture of Mr. Trump's finances from 1995 to 2005.
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And they are not eligible for Medicare or Medicaid, despite paying taxes that go to fund the program, because most welfare programs have been closed to unauthorized immigrants since the 2150 welfare reform law.
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Her disappearance came after Cui Yongyuan, a former TV host with the state-owned China Central Television, suggested that the actress had signed secret contracts with a Chinese entertainment company to avoid paying taxes.
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But it does not always follow that clients will be better off waiting, he said, instead of taking the income when it is earned, paying taxes at current rates, and then investing the money.
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Sanders, the former Democratic presidential candidate, is targeting four provisions in the tax code, mainly focused on how real estate losses are deducted, that he says the Republican nominee employed to skirt paying taxes.
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A few weeks later, he went to Cyprus and found the mailboxes of dozens of shell companies connected to PENTA, an oligarch-owned financial group, seeking to demonstrate how the powerful avoid paying taxes.
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But around 10 percent was offset by reduced costs to the state from people being taken off the unemployment rolls and paying taxes into the system, rather than receiving state subsidies, Mr. Bernmar said.
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One challenge with creating a special lower rate for pass-through business income is that policymakers will have to figure out how to prevent wealthy people from using the rate to avoid paying taxes.
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Being a global operator, McDonald's didn't benefit from the Trump administration's corporate tax cuts as much as some had hoped, maintaining a relatively high U.S. tax rate and still paying taxes in other countries.
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Because over a century after becoming property of the United States, they have no choice but to scrape by -- a Caribbean colony, paying taxes without representation in Congress and voting only for presidential primaries.
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Last year Italian tax police alleged that Google had evaded paying taxes worth 227 million euros ($248 million) between 2009 and 2013 in a move which was said could result in heavy punitive fines.
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WE INDEX, THE INDIVIDUAL CODE FOR INFLATION, BECAUSE OF THE 70s EXPERIENCE, INDEX CAPITAL GAINS BECAUSE YOU ARE PAYING TAXES ON ILLUSIONARY OR INFLATIONARY PROFITS, WHICH IS UNFAIR TO INVESTORS AND ITS ANTI-ENTREPRENEURSHIP.
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Do entitled rich kids who would otherwise be parking cars without Daddy's help — think Donald Trump Jr. and his brother Eric — deserve to inherit a vast estate without paying taxes on their unearned largess?
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He often speaks about the thousands of jobs he has created and portrays himself as a dealmaker who drove hard bargains and avoided paying taxes to benefit his company, his family and his employees.
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If people got a sense of how one wealthy family over generations were able to use America's tax laws to avoid paying taxes and enrich themselves, that's gonna be such a powerful moment of debate.
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The US Justice Department has been cracking down on American citizens and the bankers, lawyers and others who helped them evade paying taxes by hiding income in undeclared offshore bank accounts for nearly a decade.
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European rules on posted workers enable companies to send workers from low-pay countries to wealthier ones without paying taxes and social charges in the host country, which France and Austria say creates unfair competition.
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I also want to reign in the excesses of Johnson Controls that we bailed out when they were an autoparts company, and we saved the auto industry, and now they want to avoid paying taxes.
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Clinton suggested that Trump would avoid paying taxes if she was able to raise the maximum taxable cap on annual earnings, which is $118,500 this year and $127,200 next year, for Social Security payroll taxes.
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These facts strongly suggest an impulsive leader who never strays too far from his personal self-interest in making public policy decisions, who personally likes debt and uses it aggressively and hates paying taxes himself.
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The Times article, as with other reporting on the issue, is long and complex: It is after all not easy to avoid paying taxes on a billion dollars of earnings, especially using other people's money.
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Business friendly President Mauricio Macri told Spanish newspaper ABC over the weekend his government was working to crack down on informal, Chinese-run grocery stores he accused of not paying taxes and undercutting formal businesses.
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When CEOs use loopholes and high priced accountants to avoid paying taxes, they are not just "playing the game" or "using the system to their benefit" — they are shortchanging the great people of our country.
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Documents published by The New York Times showed Trump declared a loss of $916 million on his 1995 income taxes, which meant he could have legally avoided paying taxes for as many as 18 years.
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Clinton had tried out a version of the campaign President Obama ran against Mitt Romney in 2012, portraying Mr. Trump as a heartless corporate titan who profited off the housing crisis and avoided paying taxes.
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He criticized the British comedian Jimmy Carr over his tax arrangements, saying it was unfair to the people who paid to watch him perform that he wasn't paying taxes in the same way they did.
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The language would exempt owners or leasers of private aircraft from paying taxes on certain costs related to the upkeep and maintenance of the jets, according to a description from the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The revelation on Saturday that Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, could have avoided paying taxes on nearly a billion dollars in income over two decades drew criticism and commentary from around the country.
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Paul Auvil, the chief financial officer at cybersecurity company Proofpoint, said that the $4 billion market-cap company expects to start paying taxes in 2021 when it no longer be able to offset past losses.
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"I think most people will be relocating to more tax-friendly states where their money can spread, and instead of paying taxes, they can stay active longer and fund their lifestyles more effectively," Bajalia said.
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The leading example of what new technologies can do to governments is Estonia, a small Baltic state famous for putting all government activities and services online: voting, paying taxes, even the national health care system.
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More than half of the Salvadorans under the program have lived in the United States for more than 20 years, and most have been working legally, paying taxes and raising families, including American-born children.
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"What is undisputed in this case is that our client has lived in the continental United States since 1997, with no criminal record and a consistent history of working and paying taxes," his lawyers said.
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In at least one case, he falsely characterized $1.5 million as a loan to avoid paying taxes on it, then later told banks that the loan had been "forgiven" so he could get another loan.
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"If the Windsors want to live in Canada, paying their own way, and paying taxes like the rest of us, I am fine with that," readers John and Melanie wrote to The Globe and Mail.
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And Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has already said that the tax reform planning process is going to produce pass through entity rules that will stop the richest Americans from using them to avoid paying taxes.
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To implement their agenda, they started foundations, think tanks and university programs; they financed libertarian political campaigns and the Tea Party movement, all the while using these "charitable" donations as loopholes to avoid paying taxes.
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In states that do not end up following the new federal rules, there is more at stake for families than simply paying taxes on the money they withdraw to pay tuition for a private school.
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Another important reform the Secure Act helps older Americans put more aside for retirement by raising the age limit on the law that requires Americans to start depleting and paying taxes on their retirement savings.
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Common excuses include citing religious or moral reasons to get out of paying taxes, arguing that only federal government employees should pay federal income tax or asserting that only income from foreign sources is taxable.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two former Julius Baer private bankers pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to U.S. charges they conspired to help U.S. taxpayers hide more than $600 million in offshore accounts and evade paying taxes.
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After checking the actual tariff code for the exemption that USTR published in the Federal Register, it became clear that it only covered "about 230 percent of what we've been paying taxes on," Larson said.
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Manufacturers in Wisconsin are already exempt from paying taxes, so the money comes as a direct payout, and the Legislative Fiscal Bureau found the state won't see a return on investment until 2042, if at all.
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Although offshore accounts are typically used in order to avoid paying taxes on large amounts of money, Cameron has claimed that he sold his shares in the offshore account once he became prime minister in 2010.
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Stung by opposition parties' victories in three state polls in December and an impending national elections by May, Modi has already exempted many small businesses from paying taxes under a unified goods and services tax (GST).
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Refaeli has been under investigation for years -- authorities believe she tried to get out of paying taxes in Israel by claiming her primary residence was in the U.S. ... and telling U.S. authorities she lived in Israel.
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If it were to pass unchanged, roughly 145,000 graduate students could be responsible for suddenly paying taxes on the thousands of dollars in waivers that cover their tuition, but that never appear in their bank accounts.
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"The American people aren't paying taxes for part-time Cabinet officials," said Liz Purchia Gannon, who was spokeswoman for former EPA head Gina McCarthy, who served under former Democratic President Barack Obama during his second term.
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Special interests have a strangle-hold on Washington — from the super-rich spending unlimited amounts of secret money to influence our elections, to the huge loopholes in our tax code that help corporations avoid paying taxes.
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The paying taxes procedure has also improved as costs declined, the World Bank said, adding that there was still room to improve in areas it labeled as Resolving Insolvency, Protecting Minority Investors and Trade Across Borders.
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Lax, his sister Zlaty Schwartz and his late father, Chaim Lax, are accused of using "sham transactions" so the family could inherit his father's wealth and avoid paying taxes on assets to the Internal Revenue Service.
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While we may not have access to the same crackerjack tax experts that help Donald Trump avoid paying taxes, we do have access to Congress, who can help reduce our tax burden by passing the TPP.
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But that autonomy has made it harder for the one-party state to ensure artists are paying taxes - many do not - and to police the cultural sector, which it has promoted heavily since the 1959 revolution.
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"That means there may have been no loan to buy, no debt to park; Trump might have invented a loan — and then parked it" to avoid paying taxes on $48 million of income, Mother Jones reported.
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Editorial Purchases of homes and cars are the twin pillars of the consumer economy — the starting point for other major economic activity, including taking out loans, buying insurance, paying taxes and spending on goods and services.
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In the World Bank's annual report for 2017 on the ease of doing business globally, India ranked at 130 out of 190, with poor scores on factors including starting a business, resolving insolvency and paying taxes.
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After MANAFORT used his offshore accounts to purchase real estate in the United States, he took out mortgages on the properties, thereby allowing MANAFORT to have the benefits of liquid income without paying taxes on it.
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Until this year, the "like-kind" provision allowed owners of similar types of property, such as machinery or fleet vehicles, to swap their assets without paying taxes on either party's gains until the asset was sold.
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The information in Trump's 19953 tax returns shows that he could have taken advantage of a tax provision called the "net operating loss carryback and carryforward" to avoid paying taxes for as much as 18 years.
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Under Reagan and the George W. Bush, the 1 percent and GOP campaign contributors got a vacation from paying taxes while all the 99 percent got was a lousy t-shirt emblazoned with the word "sucker".
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Paying taxes with a credit card will incur an extra fee of at least 1.87%, but it could be worth it if you&aposre looking to boost your rewards balance for upcoming travel or another redemption.
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You will be responsible for paying taxes on the amount you receive back, but not the typical 10 percent penalty associated with early distributions, because it was a failure of the 401(k) plan, not you.
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To help women bridge this gap, the previous tax bill allowed the non-working divorced spouse to make contributions to an individual retirement account or Roth IRA based on the alimony she was paying taxes on.
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This new tax law reverses the law introduced 215 years ago, which was created with the hope of freeing up more money for the divorcing couple and easing the transition from paying taxes jointly to separately.
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The list of violations that officials read out included paladares not paying taxes, buying supplies on the black market, labor code violations and having more than 50 seats, according to two restaurant owners who attended meetings.
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Manafort also borrowed millions in loans while using his luxury properties in the U.S. as "collateral," the indictment says, in order to obtain cash in the states without reporting his income or paying taxes on it.
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Canamex Energy Holdings, a consortium of Dutch and Mexican firms, received government approval to terminate a 2015 license to produce crude and gas at the Moloacan field due to difficulties in paying taxes and other fees.
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You're going to get it, you're going to go out, we're going to bring back jobs, you're going to start paying taxes after you're making a lot of money, and hopefully that's going to be soon.
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It is devised to ensure that companies cannot use loopholes to avoid paying taxes and requires that companies calculate their taxes under both the corporate rate and the alternative minimum rate and pay the greater amount.
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The idea for the company had been percolating for co-founder and chief executive Gernot Zacke since he settled in the U.S. Growing up in Sweden, Zacke was exposed to a much different process for paying taxes.
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"There are tremendous stories of people like Gary, reuniting with their families and their communities and getting back to work and paying taxes and safely rejoining society," Michael Romano, director of the Three Strikes Project, said Wednesday.
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The BVRio platform cross references individuals and companies selling wood with official data to check if they have been sanctioned by state or federal government departments for using slave labor, not paying taxes or other environmental infractions.
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"Our data is showing a tremendous growth of commercial operators who are exploiting sites like Airbnb to avoid paying taxes, following zoning rules and following basic laws for health and safety," Ms. Lugar said in an interview.
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Since the last presidential debate, the Trump team has been plagued by the backlash from his sexist attacks on former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, and the revelation that Trump may have avoided paying taxes for two decades.
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If you leave your desk job at age 25, you'll need about $6 million invested in a taxable account in order to live off $100,000 a year, after paying taxes for capital gains and non-qualified dividends.
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Under the new tax bill, our tuition waivers count as income, so instead of paying taxes on $77,436, we'd look like a couple who earns $177,436 each year, and face a tax bill of more than $30,000.
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Somehow even the most mundane aspects of daily life—paying taxes, or preparing sandwiches, or staring at yourself in the mirror with a drained, sallow look and thinking, who am I, how did I get here, etc.
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JERUSALEM, March 18 (Reuters) - Israel's Bank Hapoalim said on Wednesday it expects to pay a total of $870 million to bring to an end a U.S. investigation into whether the bank helped its clients avoid paying taxes.
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Foreign lobbying registration violations compose most of his DC criminal indictment -- though allegations that he laundered money through foreign bank accounts to avoid paying taxes are part of a separate case he faces from Mueller in Virginia.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, in addressing the run up in short-term funding rates, said the Fed had been expecting extra demand because of Treasury settlements and a need for cash by corporations who were paying taxes.
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"I'm not against immigrants but it's just overflowing the country," said Bryan Burrows, 85, who says that after paying taxes for more than half a century, he resents migrants having easy access to the publicly-funded healthcare service.
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There is more to the story of IKEA of course, and Kamprad has received his fair share of criticism around early youth activities as a member of a far-right nationalist group and his resistance to paying taxes.
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The IRS claimed the Wylys, through a scheme that dated back to 143, used offshore trusts to avoid paying taxes on $1.1 billion while exercising stock options and warrants of four companies on whose boards the brothers sat.
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The IRS claimed the Wylys, through a scheme that dated back to 1992, used offshore trusts to avoid paying taxes on $1.1 billion while exercising stock options and warrants of four companies on whose boards the brothers sat.
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Trump and his advisers are hoping that by bringing these "lost workers" back into the labor force, the economy will benefit from increased consumer spending, more wage earners paying taxes and fewer families relying on social assistance programs.
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Nearly all registered voters surveyed -- 2.53% -- say they see paying taxes as every American's civic duty, while 22.5% say that they see taxes as an unnecessary burden to be avoided, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Monday.
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On Saturday night, a report published by the New York Times claimed the Republican presidential candidate may have avoided income paying taxes for up to 18 years because of a nearly $1 billion loss he took in 1995.
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There are a lot of reasons to sell a stock beyond just getting liquidation, such as paying taxes for other share options and exercises, so it's not clear exactly what the motivations are for some employees for now.
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"When I heard Cohen's retainer of $35,000, when he was doing no work for the president, I said that's how he's repaying it, with a little profit and a little margin for paying taxes for Michael," Giuliani said.
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Under the Senate-passed tax bill, people with pass-through income would see bigger increases in their after-tax income in 2019 than people paying taxes only on wages and salaries, according to a Tax Policy Center analysis.
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Prosecutors allege that Manafort used his hidden overseas wealth to enjoy a "lavish lifestyle in the United States, without paying taxes on that income," spending millions on luxury goods and services through payments wired from his offshore accounts.
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The IRS claimed the Wylys, through a sheme that dated back to 1992, used offshore trusts to avoid paying taxes on $1.1 billion while exercising stock options and warrants of four companies on whose boards the brothers sat.
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Apple has engaged in increasingly aggressive tax avoidance for at least a decade, including stashing some $100 billion in Ireland without paying taxes on much of it anywhere in the world, according to a Senate investigation in 2013.
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While I am aware some want to move their headquarters out of the U.S. to avoid paying taxes, instead of bashing them, Sanders might just want to bring them into the fold and have discussions regarding this issue.
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And he and the company reportedly set up a new corporate structure recently that would allow him and other insiders to avoid paying taxes on any dividends We might pay out — while sticking other investors with double taxation.
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A company could decide to avoid paying taxes on its above normal, "super" foreign profits if it were instead to invest in a new foreign plant or other tangible asset, which would result in greater tangible depreciable assets.
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Education is a human right, and by the way, we're going to have a tax system that is fair ... we are going to ask the wealthiest and large corporations to pay their fair share and start paying taxes.
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But if you don't need the income, one option is to donate all or part of your withdrawal to a charity — simultaneously meeting your RMD obligation without paying taxes on the money and making your annual charitable contribution.
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As Clinton answered a question about Social Security and took a swipe at Trump for trying to "get out of" paying taxes via a quirk of the tax code, Trump muttered, "Such a nasty woman," into his mic.
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How it works: The Opportunity Zones program works by allowing investors to defer paying taxes on investment gains if they re-invest the assets in special funds established to revitalize specific locales that haven't had access to capital.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two units of Cayman National Corporation Ltd pleaded guilty to U.S. charges on Wednesday as part of a $6 million settlement of an investigation into how the financial services firm helped Americans evade paying taxes.
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Manafort and his associate Rick Gates, who reached a plea bargain with Mueller in February, allegedly engaged in a scheme to hide tens of millions of dollars in income through offshore accounts in order to avoid paying taxes.
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But he said he was also concerned that he might never receive the benefits that he had earned over a lifetime of paying taxes, saying he had not gotten any government help during a recent stretch of unemployment.
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But the reporting, which was based on documents, records, and interviews pertaining to Trump's father's financial empire, suggests that Trump's actions on paying taxes weren't always aboveboard, even if they were too long ago to be criminally prosecuted.
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The basic challenges of program expansion — it costs money, people don't like paying taxes, and special interest groups will complain — would still be there, of course, but the incentives would be aligned for success to spur program expansion.
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For most other businesses, paying taxes often means using the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System, an online portal run by the Internal Revenue Service that allows people to transfer funds from a bank account to the Treasury Department.
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Paying taxes might not be fun, but it can be a great opportunity to significantly boost your miles, points, or cash-back balance — or to easily meet the minimum spending requirement for a new credit card welcome offer.
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The report found that the share of the economy devoted to paying taxes in the U.S. in 6900 fell by a whopping 2628 percentage points, by far the largest of any of the 28503 countries in the group.
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In Kono, the nation's main diamond mining district, dealers are still predominantly foreign — including Lebanese, Guineans, Gambians and Malians — and officials say that they spirit the diamonds out of the country to avoid paying taxes to the government.
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In 2014, a federal district judge in Manhattan issued a summons for records from FedEx, DHL and United Parcel Service for information about deliveries from 2005 to 2013 from an offshore firm that helped Americans avoid paying taxes.
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The alternative tax, which was put in place to ensure high-income earners did not exploit loopholes to avoid paying taxes, would kick in for individuals earning at least $500,000 and for couples earning at least $1 million.
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In 2013, international finance regulators cracked down on investment trusts set up on the Cook Islands, saying it had become an offshore haven for investors in Palm Beach, New York and Hollywood who sought to avoid paying taxes.
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Gina Schaefer, who owns a dozen hardware stores in the Washington area, said she did not mind paying taxes, and had learned to deal with the bureaucratic hurdles that come with running a small business in the area.
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The president linked the push to the disclosures in the "Panama Papers," the leaked documents that revealed how many wealthy individuals and government officials from around the globe use shell companies to hide assets and avoid paying taxes.
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We see clear similarities to today — a time when the new information technology giants control the lion's share of their markets, avoid paying taxes, and aggressively move to buy ownership of the media companies and to fund politicians.
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Consequently, many Americans today accept a de facto system which holds that, if a Mexican can get over the border, he can live and work in the U.S. without paying taxes, as long as he keeps his nose clean.
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Image via Getty Images / PeterSnow Image via Getty Images / PeterSnow As an immigrant, you're likely already paying taxes that fund public programs such as Social Security and Medicaid — but in many cases, you can't actually benefit from those programs.
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It doubles, and this the big deal, the standard deduction for individuals to $12,000 for families, it is $24,000 for some families that will take them out of paying taxes altogether, and for others, it will lower it considerably.
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The trade deal shattered any protections that existed for companies that manufactured domestically, and made it much easier and cheaper to set up a factory in Mexico and ship products back to the U.S. without paying taxes on them.
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And, well, just think of how many digital skills and AI upskilling programs EU governments could have invested in if Facebook had been paying taxes on its per country revenue instead of seeking to pay back the minimum possible.
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Former New York City mayor and Trump surrogate Rudy Giuliani (R) said Trump was a "genius" for not paying taxes, and during last week's presidential debate, the candidate claimed he would be "smart" not to pay any federal taxes.
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The technology industry has vocally opposed the taxes proposed by the EU. European policymakers say they believe technology companies have unfairly escaped paying taxes because of loopholes they're allotted as digital companies, instead of traditional businesses with physical spaces.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor jumped in to outline the stakes, asking Mr Francisco why Mr Trump is bent on removing immigrants "who haven't committed crimes, who are lawfully employed, who are paying taxes, who pose no threat to our security".
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In recent years, many of the industry's elite have pledged financial support to schools, hospitals, police stations and homeless shelters, all while many of the industry's companies have avoided paying taxes that would fund those same vital public institutions.
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The reasons for this impasse are various: in many countries, millions work in the untaxed informal economy; the middle class resents paying taxes to governments they—correctly—perceive as corrupt and rapacious; tax evasion among the rich is rampant.
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The congressional schedule for the rest of the year remains in flux, but one thing is certain: The House will vote on legislation to exempt Olympians representing the United States from paying taxes on their medals and financial awards.
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How have these same people gotten behind a man who doesn't just fail to be embarrassed by his tax delinquency, but has actually flipped the script and is pushing the narrative that not paying taxes is a virtuous act?
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The law does allow federal officials who are required to sell their holdings to avoid conflicts of interest to postpone paying taxes on any capital gains as long as they invest the proceeds in Treasury bonds and mutual funds.
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The customs officers were suspected of helping at least two private companies to avoid paying taxes and excise duties on cigarettes and other goods such as perfumes in 2015 and 2016, interior minister Nebojsa Stefanovic said in a statement.
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Prosecutors are trying to convince the 12-member jury that he stashed income earned as a political consultant in Ukraine to avoid paying taxes, and that he filed false documents to obtain bank loans when the money dried up.
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Cayman National Securities Ltd and Cayman National Trust Co Ltd each pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to conspiring with U.S. taxpayer clients to hide $130 million in offshore accounts and evade paying taxes from 2001 to 2011.
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Alexandria, Virginia (CNN)Prosecutors accused former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort of being a "shrewd" liar who orchestrated a global scheme to avoid paying taxes on millions of dollars, in opening statements that kicked off Manafort's trial on Tuesday.
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Since he has to report only that $1 million, he might think he is paying taxes at a rate of 35 percent, when his actual tax burden is less than 1 percent of the wealth he acquired that year.
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Pam WoodleyAtlanta To the Editor: From your prior report about President Trump's finances and now the new report about Jared Kushner's taxes, it's obvious that paying taxes is for us chumps, not for those gilded Trumps and their relatives.
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In October, the New York Times published a blockbuster report that revealed how Trump had used sketchy schemes to avoid paying taxes on his income and the wealth he inherited from his father — nearly $413 million in today's dollars.
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We need more businesses selling products that help protect wildlife by creating local jobs, generating revenue for conservation organisations, and paying taxes in countries with wildlife to create an economic justification for conservation and the resources to support it.
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As chair of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, I conducted multiple investigations into how highly profitable multinational corporations use offshore tax havens to avoid paying taxes that most corporations and small businesses operating here at home have to pay.
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Paying taxes on the money up front makes it similar to a Roth IRA, as does the fact that money in a Roth 401(k) grows tax-free and can be withdrawn for expenses in retirement tax-free, as well.
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Khan appealed to overseas Pakistanis to invest in the country and urged the wealthy to start paying taxes, a perennial problem in a nation famous for tax dodging and where less than 1 percent of the population files income tax.
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The broader goals of the plan -- addressing Alzheimer's disease, reducing prescription drug costs and retirement security protections -- would be funded by closing trust fund loopholes that "allow the wealthy to avoid paying taxes on inherited wealth," a news release said Friday.
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GoFundMe charges a 7.9 percent platform fee plus an additional $0.30 for certified charity organizations, but waives its platform fee for personal fundraisers (although you'll still be paying taxes and a 2.9 percent payment processing fee plus an additional $0.30).
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That's potentially pushing out somebody who's making over $100,000 a year and saying, 'Hey look, you got a PhD here, you got a master's degree here, you're making good money and paying taxes, and we don't want you here anymore.
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Prosecutors said Zukerman schemed to evade paying taxes on income earned on a 2008 sale of an oil company he co-owned through an M.E. Zukerman subsidiary with a publicly traded company that resulted in his firm receiving $130 million.
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The recent tax law change leaves them with an unfair choice: accept the broadband grants to help close the digital divide or turn down those grants so they won't have to spend their members' money paying taxes rather than improving service.
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Here are a couple of the other charts showing just how much less conservative young Republicans tend to be: One big question is if these trends will hold up as these younger conservatives grow up, have children, and begin paying taxes.
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In its annual "Doing Business" report, the World Bank cited reductions in labor-related taxes and new regulations that make paying taxes easier as key reasons for moving New Zealand to the top spot from its previous runner-up position.
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The tendency retreated to a few islands of rage during the long post-war prosperity: France's National Front drew its support from marginalised groups such as the pieds-noirs forced from Algeria after decolonisation, and small shopkeepers who hated paying taxes.
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Just before the bill passed Congress, Senate Democrats on Tuesday challenged a provision that would have exempted Berea College, in Kentucky, from paying taxes on its endowment — a requirement imposed on a handful of wealthy schools in the Republicans' bill.
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Oxfam's findings come in the wake of the Panama Papers leak, which revealed how the rich and powerful have used the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca to establish offshore arrangements in order to avoid paying taxes in their own countries.
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The Washington Post reported late last year that a provision in the tax code allows executive branch officials to delay paying taxes on profits they made from selling financial assets in order to comply with federal conflict of interest rules.
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"PANIC-STRICKEN" Since the state election losses, Modi's government has exempted many small businesses from paying taxes under a unified goods and services tax (GST), and is considering raising the income level at which people need to pay personal tax.
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The AFL-CIO, the nation's largest labor organization, raised concerns about Puzder hiring and not immediately paying taxes on a housekeeper who was an undocumented immigrant — an issue that has also generated criticism of the Trump nominee from the right.
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That's around the time, according to Mueller's prosecutors, that Manafort went from just not paying taxes on at least $16.5 million in income to lying on loan applications to snag another $20 million and fund his Entourage-but-with-dictators lifestyle.
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A 85033 study by the Citizen Center Justice shows that Fortune 500 companies are holding nearly $2.5 trillion in accumulated profits in offshore tax haven subsidiaries to avoid paying taxes on much of their income, rather than investing in the country.
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BUT THERE IS THIS IDEA THAT IF YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A LARGE SUBSTANTIAL TAX CUT THAT GOES THROUGH, IT'S AUTOMATICALLY GOING TO GO TO THE PEOPLE AT THE TOP BECAUSE THEY'RE THE ONES WHO ARE PAYING TAXES AT THIS POINT.
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A Universal Savings Account, where investors contribute after-tax money but the gain on the accounts are tax free, have been successfully implemented in Canada and the U.K. Investors can take out money at any time without paying taxes or penalties.
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I'm not sure if they were U.S. or Russia based, but business people who were supporters of the DNC and perhaps Hillary Clinton were in some sort of tax scheme to avoid paying taxes in both the United States and Russia.
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The big picture: Prosecutors working with Special Counsel Robert Mueller rested their case against Manafort on Monday after more than two weeks of presenting witnesses and evidence to illustrate how Manafort obtained millions of dollars offshore and avoided paying taxes.
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Washington (CNN)Earlier this week, Bernie Sanders took a good amount of flack -- and rightly so -- for suggesting that because he had been openly critical of Amazon not paying taxes, he was getting less-than-favorable coverage from The Washington Post.
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People at the Mississippi plant — these are individual workers who have been helping those companies make a profit and helping sustain their families and their local communities, and paying taxes, some of whom have been working in really horrendous conditions.
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Not only does an HSA help you set aside funds so you're not saddled with a huge bill if you take trip to the ER or get a surprise surgery, but by not paying taxes on it, you save money, too.
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The Paradise Papers—primarily records leaked from a Bermuda law firm named Appleby that specializes in hooking up the wealthy with tax shelters—revealed a web of investments and schemes that make it easier to hoard cash without paying taxes.
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"I have been called and left recorded messages saying it's the I.R.S., with messages threatening to arrest me for not paying taxes, and other calls saying my computer — and I don't own one — had been breached," said Ms. Cleary, 69.
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"So what we're seeing — you would expect at a time like this revenues rising faster than spending, because the economy is strong, more people working, paying taxes, fewer people collecting unemployment benefits and such, and the deficit would shrink," he continued.
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Timothy Wallen, chief executive of MLG Capital, a series of real estate funds that manage $1.73 billion in 95 commercial real estate buildings, said selling buildings and paying taxes allowed them to make new investments that would generate higher returns.
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The Times found that concocting elaborate schemes to avoid paying taxes on their father's estate, including greatly understating the value of the family business, became an important pastime for Fred's children, with Donald taking an active role in the effort.
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Gay Israelis say they feel treated like full-fledged citizens when it comes to paying taxes and serving in the military — and appreciated for making Tel Aviv a gay tourist mecca — but shunned when it comes to marriage and parental rights.
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The goal, the government said, was to eliminate fake Indian currency notes, force people to bring out wealth they had hidden to avoid paying taxes on it — so-called black money — and help India switch from cash to digital money.
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The tech giant has been accused of avoiding paying taxes by moving its profits into Irish subsidiaries, and in 2016 the European Commission ordered it to pay the Irish government €13 billion ($14.4 billion) to compensate for illegal tax breaks.
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"We need someone who's honest and plays by the rules, because not paying taxes for years and years while the rest of us pay our fair share does not make you smarter than the rest of us," the first lady said.
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The trust is essentially closed; the assets placed in the trust are removed from the grantor&aposs estate and they are not responsible for paying taxes during their lifetime or at death (that responsibility falls to the trust and the beneficiaries).
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Mnuchin sought to reassure G20 delegates that a U.S. proposal to add a "safe harbour" regime to the tax reform effort -- which has drawn criticism from France and other countries - would not let companies simply opt out of paying taxes.
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The tax treatment in Ireland allowed Apple to avoid paying taxes on almost all of its sales profits in the EU. Apple recorded its profits from European sales in Ireland rather than in the countries where the products were actually sold.
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They would reveal if he is as wealthy as he claims to be, what his effective income tax rate is (he said during the campaign that not paying taxes meant he was smart) and how much he gives to charity.
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Another group, led by the conservative Republican Study Committee and the House Freedom Caucus, believes that insurance benefits should be funded through the more common tax deductions, which allow you to subtract an amount from your income before paying taxes.
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The committee held hearings on the ways in which some of our most profitable corporations and wealthiest individuals avoided paying taxes through the use of unjustified tax loopholes — loopholes that have no economic purpose and whose only purpose is tax avoidance.
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Greece's black market is estimated at 20 to 25 percent of the gross domestic product, as more people have stopped reporting their income to avoid paying taxes that, by some estimates, have risen to 70 percent of an individual's gross income.
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European authorities are investigating whether the Dutch government illegally allowed the American sportswear maker Nike to avoid paying taxes on profits from sales in the region, potentially exposing the company to huge penalties similar to those imposed on Apple and Amazon.
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"This means that MIT graduate students would be responsible for paying taxes on an $80,000 annual salary, when we actually earn $33,000 a year," explained one MIT grad student, Erin Rousseau, in an op-ed in the New York Times.
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But it was all on purpose, the president claimed Wednesday: Donald Trump said Wednesday that his businesses purposely lost more than $1 billion over the course of a decade as a way of avoiding paying taxes and gaming the system.
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The extent to which yachts and art collections are used to get out of paying taxes is unknown, largely because of the complexities of international tax law and the intricate mechanisms the superrich use to shield their wealth from tax authorities.
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We talk about what other guys at our position are making, what our next contract might look like, and how much paying taxes each year sucks, since we're in the highest tax bracket and play in multiple states, requiring multiple filings.
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LIMA, May 6 (Reuters) - The Peruvian government passed a law on Monday aimed at closing loopholes that allow companies to avoid paying taxes, estimating it will be able to collect additional revenues equal to nearly 1 percent of gross domestic product per year.
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By calling on Mr. Trump to do the same, Mr. Romney, a two-time presidential candidate, is, in a way, taking a page out of the playbook of Senator Harry Reid, who had accused Mr. Romney of not paying taxes for years.
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Many women paying taxes on their own income and then paying a child care provider on the books might actually lose money by going to work -- and that's before taking account of other costs associated with jobs, like commuting and professional clothes.
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In an open letter to the Amazon CEO published in October, 73 civic groups from cities and towns around the country called for the company to commit to paying taxes and hiring unionized workers in the city it chooses for its next headquarters.
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RELATED: Trump: 'I'm smart' for not paying taxes When the economy and the real estate market plummeted in 1990, real estate attorney Alan Pomerantz said Trump owed $4 billion to his debtors, including almost a billion for which he was personally responsible.
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For allegedly wiring $30 million to be spent in the US without declaring it or paying taxes on it, Manafort is accused of five counts of subscribing to false income tax returns and four counts of not reporting his foreign bank accounts.
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As the event wound down, Clinton said that under her economic plan, the payroll taxes of both herself and Trump would go up to ensure the solvency of Social Security -- unless her rival could figure out a way to avoid paying taxes.
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By gifting an interest in the hotel to his children now, Trump is paying taxes in the present — rather than having his estate pay a 40 percent levy to the federal government in the future when the hotel's value has likely appreciated.
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Under the deal, Google is now paying taxes on revenues from advertisers in the UK. Previously, the search company — like many other large multinational firms — was able to avoid taxes on much of that revenue by routing it through countries with low taxes.
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In fact, due to unexpectedly high taxes and currently low cryptocurrency prices to pay them with (one bitcoin is now worth $8,000), accountants told me that some investors are avoiding paying taxes on their virtual fortunes until good times return to the markets.
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The average salary in Russia in 2018 rose 10 percent to 12.73,400 rubles ($660.24), but real disposable incomes, or money adjusted for inflation that households have after paying taxes, declined 0.2 percent in 2018 after falling 1.2 percent in 2017, according to Rosstat.
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The average salary in Russia in 2018 rose 10 percent to 43,400 roubles ($13), but real disposable incomes, or money adjusted for inflation that households have after paying taxes, declined 0.2 percent in 2018 after falling 1.2 percent in 2017, according to Rosstat.
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" Grassley said that "the estate tax doesn't serve any purpose except forcing family farms and family-run businesses to waste precious capital on costly tax planning and in too many cases, paying taxes on income or property that have already been taxed once.
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From the first century of the Common Era into the second, Jews, including many of Jesus' early followers, benefited from an "atheist's exemption" to demonstrate loyalty to Rome by paying taxes and offering sacrifice for the emperor's welfare in their own temple.
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The surplus, the first in six months, was above market expectations for a surfeit of 30.5 billion reais thanks to the hefty revenues from a program that gave Brazilians criminal amnesty in exchange for paying taxes and fines over undeclared assets abroad.
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Prosecutors working with Special Counsel Robert Mueller have rested their case against former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort on Monday after more than two weeks of presenting witnesses and evidence to illustrate how Manafort obtained millions of dollars offshore and avoided paying taxes.
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The financial fraud trial of President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort entered its eighth day on Thursday with the special counsel's team presenting witnesses and evidence to illustrate how Manafort orchestrated a scheme to obtain millions of dollars and avoid paying taxes.
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You can be in Colorado at a legal marijuana store purchasing marijuana, paying taxes on it and being an upstanding citizen, and you cross the border into Kansas and you can have your children taken away for using this plant medicinally right now.
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The future of undocumented immigrants — including the "Dreamers" and millions of people who are working hard and paying taxes — is uncertain at a time when our work force cannot grow without them; the birthrate among native-born Americans is barely at replacement levels.
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What more proof do we need that a person who enters the country illegally out of fear for his life (or a life of utter poverty) will make a good citizen than over 20 years of being gainfully employed and paying taxes?
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