"The ATO administers the taxation and superannuation laws fairly, and taxation laws require the Commissioner of Taxation to administer taxation laws independently," it said in a statement.
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But the issue is less about double taxation than no taxation.
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And as Bill has just pointed out, to watch this dynamic at play, because its, you know, taxation, taxation, taxation and they finally said no.
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We've gone from taxation without representation 225+ years ago to taxation without performance today.
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That is a very difficult niche in its own right: expatriate taxation and international taxation.
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" Chaser: "I would like to also underline that fair taxation is not taxation against the United States.
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The purpose of that taxation is to have a fair and efficient taxation at an international level.
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Eliminating the deduction of interest would therefore result in double taxation and increase the aggregate taxation of corporations.
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" He added: "I would like to also underline that fair taxation is not taxation against the United States.
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Although the title of his The Principles of Political Economy and Taxation contains a key activity of government (taxation), he never considered how taxation could allow government spending to encourage production and hence value creation.
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Shanske's areas of academic interest include taxation, particularly state and local taxation, local government law, public finance and political theory.
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Going forward, however, members of Congress who truly believe that "taxation without representation is tyranny" can put representation back into taxation.
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SALT was a bedrock principle, appeasing opponents of the day who feared that federal taxation would overwhelm state and local taxation.
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"We plan to discuss fair taxation, with a focus on the 'minimum taxation' and how to deal with the digital economy," he added.
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He's an expert in tax policy and an author of several books on taxation, including "Introduction to United States International Taxation," 6th Edition.
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Mr. Trump, in other words, is proposing to balance the federal budget in part by simultaneously increasing estate taxation and eliminating estate taxation.
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For 2017, couples can shield up to $11 million of their estates from any taxation, leaving only the largest inheritances subject to taxation.
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This campaign to block internet-inspired extraterritorial taxation — taxation of income earned outside of a jurisdiction — is strongly supported by the American business community.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation Dynamic score: The Joint Committee on Taxation told lawmakers Tuesday that they would produce a dynamic score by late Wednesday.
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The Commission proposals also differ from international guidelines on so-called exit taxation, aimed at preventing companies from re-locating assets purely to avoid taxation.
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It would subject the money that companies use to import products and parts to income taxation, but exclude from taxation the revenues reaped from exports.
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Timing of the court process for the 2005 to 2010 taxation years and audit of the 2011-2013 taxation years is uncertain, the company said.
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Commissioner Pierre Moscovici, in charge of taxation in the EU, told CNBC last month that qualified majority would help the EU address taxation matters more urgently.
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Changes to a more international system, where you're not going to have worldwide taxation, just taxation on your domestic earnings, so you can move capital back.
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According to the committee, the plan would save some $929 billion from changes to individual taxation, and $846 billion in changes from corporate taxation in its first decade.
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The closest thing to a good argument I can think of is this: But if you don't think individual taxation is inherently better than corporate taxation, that reasoning breaks down.
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Le Maire welcomed progress on talks with the United States and urged the group to reach a consensus on minimum taxation and digital taxation before the end of the year.
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The intercompany payment in turn creates income in the hands of the low-taxed offshore affiliate that often escapes U.S. taxation and often avoids any meaningful taxation in the offshore jurisdiction.
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His initial plan would've replaced the corporate income tax with an 153 percent value-added tax, subjected all health insurance to income and payroll taxation, and ended all taxation of investment income.
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It said the ministers reiterated their commitment to work together to reach a multilateral solution "on international taxation by early 2020," a reference to an unrelated dispute over the taxation of tech companies.
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It said the ministers reiterated their commitment to work together to reach a multilateral solution "on international taxation by early 2020," a reference to an unrelated dispute over the taxation of tech companies.
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But changing taxation rules in Europe is a tough road.
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A change in the corporate taxation is one of them.
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Clarity is desperately needed around taxation for Bitcoin, for example.
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Complex regulations, overlapping bureaucracies and inefficient taxation would be unavoidable.
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The State Administration of Taxation tried to refute the claims.
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TTB's lack of accountability extends far beyond its taxation powers.
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The labyrinth of taxation and regulation could be rebuilt rationally.
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Earlier this year voters approved extra taxation on cannabis businesses.
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He cited taxation, regulations and minimum wage increases, among others.
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"Tariffs are a very regressive form of taxation," he said.
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Slot machine operators criticised the higher taxation on their segment.
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Concern that lower business taxation helps the rich is misplaced.
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The economists at the Joint Committee on Taxation are thoughtful.
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But when it comes to taxation, his priorities lie elsewhere.
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It's the principle of "no taxation without representation" in action.
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It's getting worse, and corporate taxation is part of it.
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Rome, conference on taxation with Economy Ministry official Fabrizio Lapecorella.
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That leaves taxation and restriction of access — well, that's regulation.
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Taxation is the last thing that any innovator thinks about.
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Hemel's research focuses on taxation, risk regulation, and innovation law.
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Franking credits allow shareholders to reduce or eliminate double taxation.
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That new willingness should be extended to payroll taxation itself.
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So will a rising share of benefits subject to taxation.
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Reporters swarmed and advocates for fair taxation demanded an audit.
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Some have faced double taxation while the treaties have languished.
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But I don't think it should be exempt from taxation.
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Redistributive taxation has always been a fraught subject in America.
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That is a double standard as well as double taxation.
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It forces Americans to pay double taxation on phantom income.
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Extended taxation within the Empire was central to their agenda.
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Ohio state taxation officials declined to comment on the case.
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These people want more taxation and government spending, don't they?
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So are taxation, corporate power and the Trump administration's corruption.
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They are not much interested in changing taxation or welfare.
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Government taxation and spending can also be helpful or harmful.
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Income taxation in the United States began in public view.
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It merely requires adequate public investment, funded by equitable taxation.
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Will industry leaders publicly give ground on carried interest taxation?
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The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy reported on Dec.
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"This thing of taxation of religious properties is really ridiculous."
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Next, we should take a tougher look at corporate taxation.
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He went silent on abandoning taxation of all investment income.
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By this way of thinking, taxation would be determined by spending.
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Their larger aim is a comprehensive overhaul of individual taxation, too.
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Whether they're friendly for taxation, whether they're friendly for economic development.
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Bernie Sanders about the structure of taxation in the United States.
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Many other multinationals use similar strategies to reduce their global taxation.
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"We didn't become great through massive taxation and regulation," he said.
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I mean, the state and local tax deduction is double taxation.
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Other transatlantic rows, on taxation, industrial policy and energy, are brewing.
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Harder battles, over pensions, taxation, public spending and education, lie ahead.
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Why it matters: Taxation has become a defining issue among Democrats.
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Americans' fundamental understanding of taxation has really changed since the 1980s.
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YOU'RE VERY FAMILIAR WITH VAT TAXES AND THE INTERNATIONAL TAXATION SYSTEM.
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His policies consistently center around tight immigration controls and reduced taxation.
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But you believe you can have more taxation without more representation?
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Modifies the rules surrounding the new deduction for pass-through taxation.
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The Fusion government enacted progressive laws on education, farming and taxation.
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The highest level of taxation is down from 35% to 25%.
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Who would want to hold onto the deductibility of state taxation?
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Taxation is a big issue still until it goes federally legal.
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These three principles are sometimes called the "holy trinity" of taxation.
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SJ: And if we could circle back to the taxation issue.
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Going forward, all foreign earnings will be exempt from U.S. taxation.
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Policymakers from these countries often complain of taxation without commensurate representation.
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All taxation was incorporated in a single line after operating income.
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This later and new preference would eliminate double taxation of dividends.
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DC license plates carry the slogan "taxation without representation," after all.
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They frequently dismiss taxation of the very wealthy as a solution.
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Corporations and their investors are subject to two layers of taxation.
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As well as protectionism, high fuel and taxation hurt African carriers.
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Under President Barack Obama, Congress increased taxation of upper-income households.
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Then there was the desire to protect people from centralized taxation.
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Some were surprisingly vague about actual policy plans, particularly on taxation.
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Everything discussed with regard to bitcoin taxation applies to all cryptocurrencies.
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And the taxation of inflationary capital gains fits right in there.
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Instead, it had tariffs - emphasizing taxation of foreign, not domestic, production.
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Worries about a move to domestic-only taxation backfiring are real.
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Right now, most employer-provided health coverage is exempt from taxation.
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In other words, "you just volunteered for double taxation," Orman says.
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The BBC is currently funded through taxation via the TV licence.
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For married couples, it would exclude $24,000 from federal income taxation.
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The tax would exempt from taxation the purchase of health insurance.
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Bruno Le Maire French Finance Minister Our goal is to have, in the coming years, European google, European FB, and whoever will be included in the scope of the taxation, I just want to recall the thresheshold of the taxation, which is 750 million euros, which means that, currently some European companies would be included in the scope of our own taxation.
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Lawmakers, policymakers, businesses who are just learning how it would work are a bit stunned by the simplicity of it because once they understand equal taxation in the United States and no taxation worldwide, support grows.
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"The Danish people's faith in the tax system is rapidly falling, which is a worrying symptom in a trust-based taxation system like the Danish one," Minister for Taxation Karsten Lauritzen told a news conference on Friday.
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"We would urge caution against EU-only measures that could run the risk of creating double taxation," Chas Roy-Chowdhury, head of taxation at the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), a group representing accountants worldwide, said.
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"We believe that the appropriate mechanism for change in relation to international taxation is the work that the OECD have done and are currently engaged in in their review of digital taxation," Donohoe told reporters on Tuesday.
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But the Commission as such is also working on digitalized taxation as a matter of principle, because corporate taxation was maybe invented in a time where you had a physical footprint, you were present in the country.
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The taxation of trade routes to outlying star systems is in dispute.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the law under Congress' taxation power.
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Former president Barack Obama's limo with DC's "Taxation Without Representation" license plate.
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The GOP's mistrust of the Joint Committee on Taxation is newly held.
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But no one has proposed a better overarching model of income taxation.
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France made some big news recently in the world of global taxation.
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"Hillary's massive taxation, regulation, and open borders will destroy jobs," he said.
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Less taxation, fewer operating constraints and less legal vulnerability are all attractive.
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THE EUROPE TREATIES SAY THAT INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR TAXATION POLICY.
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In Europe, they're moving forward, France will implement digital taxation this year.
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" #FamousMelaniaTrumpQuotes — Victoria Gravyard🦃 (@VictoriaAveyard) July 19, 2016 "No taxation without representation!
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Juncker said EU Commission investigations on taxation had mainly targeted European companies.
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That will include plans for taxation and other parts of government spending.
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And in 10 years, when you pull them out, there's no taxation.
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The question of taxation is the key question for the 21st century.
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Athens increased taxation on corporations last year to 29 from 26 percent.
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Ultimately, the government will pay little towards the project from general taxation.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has scored the bill as costing $1.495.
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It's a way to use taxation to drive a better economic dynamic.
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He also led the country's double taxation treaties negotiating team in 2009.
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It also helps companies manage accounting and taxation compliance across 53 countries.
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Taxation is not a symbol of civilization, social togetherness, or enlightened cooperation.
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Norquist said what the state wants is akin to taxation without representation.
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Up to 85% of Social Security benefits may be subject to taxation.
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In many states, such as California, voters have imposed limits on taxation.
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They are partly based on calculations by the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Still, we are moving toward complete taxation of trade in both directions.
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That ever-lower taxation on the richest will only benefit economic growth.
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If there's one thing that corporations excel at, it's in evading taxation.
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The Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act introduced by co-sponsors state Sen.
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Nothing is exempt from taxation which is not excluded from the law.
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Mr. Trump has promised to reduce federal taxation of businesses and households.
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One of the primary advantages of 28500(k) plans is deferred taxation.
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One proposal, the elimination of estate taxation, would benefit only the wealthy.
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More widespread carbon taxation would help align investment behaviors with societal imperatives.
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You can't be for broadly accessible childcare while being against corporate taxation.
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"Progressive taxation is a key component of effective fiscal policy," she said.
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The DST is clearly a response to gaps in U.S. income taxation.
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The common thread is mandatory coverage — whether by taxation or individual mandate.
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Taken together, Ms. Warren's proposals would transform the role of federal taxation.
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The basic answer is to use progressive taxation to fund the program.
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"The idea is to ensure equal treatment and fairer taxation," he said.
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"This generally runs counter to the basis of good taxation," Smith said.
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That would cost $1 billion, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The deduction is often defended as a way to avoid double taxation.
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"It's double taxation and you're taxing the success of professionals," said Rep.
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Senate Republicans plan to use the Joint Committee on Taxation score instead.
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" Residents drive around with license plates that complain about "taxation without representation.
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Instead, the carbon tax revenue should be devoted to reducing taxation elsewhere.
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Taxation and regulation could be the death of the great research university.
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Greenpeace's Austria chief Alexander Egit bemoaned the delay in the taxation overhaul.
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Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff, a former commissioner of taxation and finance under Gov.
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So I found this stuff on the history of taxation wildly interesting.
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One, that we're talking about a drug, but also things like taxation.
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"It may be worthwhile to consider reverting back to the taxation of dividends in the hands of recipients with a smaller amount being reduced at source," said S.R. Patnaik, Partner & Head-Taxation, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, a law firm.
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"We cannot accept that our SMEs (small and medium enterprises) have a level of taxation 40 points higher than the level of taxation of internet giants," said the official, who requested anonymity to speak candidly about the talks.
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In addition, the new proposal would raise the limits for a single oilfield, to which the new taxation could be applicable, to 20-30 million tonnes of reserves from 10 million tonnes to increase the scope for the taxation.
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Under Section 22019, the chairman of Congress's tax committees — as well as the chief of staff of the Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, now called the Joint Committee on Taxation — can request tax returns from the Treasury Department.
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Sanders' calls for increased regulation, taxation and government benefits are anathema to Libertarians.
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He is the former chief of staff of Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation.
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In 39.603, Kansas started exempting pass-through income from all state income taxation.
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"The drive towards fairer taxation is in President Juncker's political guidelines," she said.
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The overhaul seeks to address shortcomings in global taxation via two main avenues.
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The mayor's office has no powers over taxation of property in the city.
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Higher progressive taxation reduces the incentives to rent seek in the first place.
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The new law will also shift U.S. corporate taxation to a "territorial" system.
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Governments therefore need to reduce the burden of taxation and regulation on business.
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This includes standardizes testing, government bailouts, climate change, and taxation, among other issues.
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Or we can come up with a radically new approach to corporate taxation.
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Again, a policy regime around e-commerce and taxation that's lot more stable.
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The taxation of groceries is the focus of ballot measures in two states.
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Summers's controversial tweet came as part of a long thread on wealth taxation.
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Other major economies like the U.K., Germany, and France have higher taxation rates.
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It sprawls across individual and corporate taxation, and affects individuals' health insurance, too.
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But experts believe the White House will prefer targeted tariffs to increased taxation.
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Reform of both individual and corporate taxation is a priority of Congressional Republicans.
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There's also a cultivation tax, although it exempts medical pot from some taxation.
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For the sake of having a more efficient and fairer international taxation system.
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In June this year, Luxembourg presented draft legislation to avoid double non-taxation.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation expected it to generate $600 million through 2019.
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"You need good planning to avoid the pitfalls in gift taxation after expatriation."
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But simply moving money between tokens didn't save them from taxation this year.
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It's totally fair to note two problems with any kind of wealth taxation.
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And now that the taxation regime has been clarified, it will be positive.
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But you can have that kind of taxation without an increase in representation?
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JOHN HARWOOD: Let me ask you about your approach to top end taxation.
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The French benchmark for insufficient taxation is less than half the French rate.
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The available evidence strongly suggests that taxation exerts a minor influence on innovation.
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The available evidence strongly suggests that taxation exerts a minor influence on innovation.
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While the news cycle has moved on, the Australian Taxation Office certainly hasn't.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has already provided preliminary analysis for the bill.
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Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation says each would increase deficits by $1.4 trillion.
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He also said a planned increase in taxation on pensioners would be canceled.
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He is the former chief of staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Read the full Joint Committee on Taxation analysis of the Senate GOP bill.
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If we just free this cash from taxation, domestic capital investment would mushroom.
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The French request was made based on a double taxation agreement with Switzerland.
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The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy crunched the numbers to find out.
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Sanders has proposed ending corporations' ability to defer taxation on profits earned overseas.
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We need to rethink how we conceptualize international taxation and create new laws.
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She studies the politics of redistribution, with a focus on attitudes about taxation.
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Unilever, which did not attend the hearing, routinely discloses its per-country taxation.
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"We can get the same amount of revenue through just taxation," he said.
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GERMANY'S FINANCE MINISTER SCHOLZ SAYS INTERNATIONAL APPROACH NEEDED ON ENERGY TAXATION, CLIMATE TAXES
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They have different views, particularly on taxation, economic regulation, and social welfare programs.
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The current focus on carbon taxation is a chimera of the wildest sort.
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Voting in state and local races may result in taxation at those levels.
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Many colonists, already upset about taxation without representation and other indignities, were enraged.
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Under his plan, Mr. Trump said, less income would be subject to taxation.
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Mr. Trump's plan also continues a long-term march away from progressive taxation.
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The idea that the estate tax imposes double taxation is largely a myth.
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The concern came up during a hearing Tuesday about taxation of the products.
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The department emerged with a slew of proposals to reshape New York's taxation.
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Historically, the expensing associated with such advertising has not been subject to taxation.
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Unfortunately, the IRS has provided very little guidance with regard to bitcoin taxation.
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Progressive taxation is another tried-and-true remedy, when it is actually applied.
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Firstly, Georgieva suggested governments needed to rethink their policies and consider progressive taxation.
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And freed from taxation, the black market is generally cheaper across the country.
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Portman chaired a recent Senate Finance Subcommittee on Taxation and IRS Oversight hearing.
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Liberals, conversely, traditionally express solicitude for progressive taxation, especially for the highest earners.
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Thus, the C-corporation form of business organization may result in double taxation.
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The longest act of Parliament was a law regarding taxation passed in 1821.
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"We will not give up on taxation" of digital firms, the official said.
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"We will not give up on taxation" of digital firms, the official said.
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Earlier in the day, the ruling Social Democrats unveiled plans to overhaul taxation.
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A third objection is that a VMT system would lead to double taxation.
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Ending this double taxation will give a booster shot to the stagnant economy.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation could also be asked to do an audit.
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The Department of Taxation proposed the emergency regulations on July 6, and Gov.
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And that's not really representation, because the city itself ... Attention taxation without representation.
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That means fair taxation to fund a healthy work force and thriving communities.
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The Department of Taxation will consider adopting the governor's proposed rules July 13.
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There is no evidence that American voters will accept this level of taxation.
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Once I was asked to write an essay on the history of taxation.
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"In the same way that brothels have sought taxation to confer legitimacy on their activity for years, we see short-term rental platforms seeking taxation as a shelter for the illegal activities that are occurring on their platforms," McClellan said.
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France is apparently leading the push to reform taxation rules and create an "equalization tax" on revenue earned from digital business activity that would bring taxation to the level of corporate tax in the country where the revenue was earned.
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Here there should be less ambivalence, because the results have been so clear-cut: In the last few decades, European countries have taken up a strongly competitive approach to taxation, especially corporate taxation — and that strategy has paid off for them.
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It's a weird taxation model, as it is based on revenue and not profit.
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Financial profits form the basis for corporate taxation and for the distribution of dividends.
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In the near term, Pritzker advocated for the sale and taxation of recreational marijuana.
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A Roth conversion results in immediate taxation of any untaxed amounts in the IRA.
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Key measures aim to reduce income inequality and lay the foundations for progressive taxation.
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Not economic growth judged by us, but by the independent Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The personal finance website quizzed 23,2000 adults in January on their taxation know-how.
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"If on Sept 16, 2017, there's no GST, then there's no taxation," he said.
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Such off-the-books activity shields fortunes from taxation and allows corruption to flourish.
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Indirect taxation in India often seems the product of a micromanaging bureaucracy run amok.
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Taxation that deters investment is thought to make people poorer without raising much money.
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Earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) totalled $616 million, the company said.
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The EU leaders' also discussed taxation, another topic that threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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Vanessa Mock, spokesperson for Taxation and Customs Union, provided TechCrunch with the following response:
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This taxation is on top of the regular corporate tax rate of 19 percent.
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Third, I'm sure many people are going to use stablecoins to avoid taxation issues.
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Low labour costs as well as preferential land and taxation policies also help startups.
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Adherents insisted that the estate tax was unfair since it amounted to double taxation.
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Double taxation pushes the U.S. tax rate on corporate income well beyond 50 percent.
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It is getting better at this, consulting on changes to corporate taxation, for instance.
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The Russian oil industry is due to get a new taxation system from Jan.
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Some groups also want tax reform to include a move to residency-based taxation.
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Stournaras said high taxation coupled with high primary budget surpluses could hinder the recovery.
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The EU leaders' second topic on Thursday, taxation, also threatens to expose transatlantic strains.
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Kleinbard if former chief of staff for the U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Taxation.
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The Joint Committee of Taxation estimated it to cost $1.3 billion over 10 years.
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A taxation gain of $118 million helped earnings beat a consensus of $13 million.
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This stems from buyer caution due to prevalent political instability and aggressive taxation drive.
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Most or all of corporate tax income earned abroad would be exempt from taxation.
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The Kochs have regularly held summits to share their free-market, anti-taxation views.
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Finally, let's stop the double taxation and international money hoarding of our biggest companies.
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Globally, experts agree that one of the strongest tobacco-control policies has been taxation.
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Germany faces a national election in September, making immediate changes to taxation policy unlikely.
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Many states exempt Social Security from taxation, and a handful exempt all retirement income.
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Social Security income is subject to taxation, but 15 percent of benefits are exempt.
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Jay Soled is director of the Master of Accountancy in Taxation at Rutgers University.
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He's the former chief of staff at the U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Taxation.
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A more sweeping approach would seek bigger economic gains by moving toward consumption taxation.
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Women don't need men (through taxation by the government) to pay for their tampons.
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The business owner would avoid taxation on that $50,000 when the company is sold.
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Bentley's work focuses on the taxation and regulation of nicotine, tobacco, alcohol and food.
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Nomura expects these companies to raise prices to offset the impact of increased taxation.
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It was unclear whether the government would actually change taxation in time for 2018.
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Last year, taxpayers saved $65.4 billion collectively, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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It's a weird taxation model as it is based on revenue and not profit.
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But academics have long studied the impact of taxation on economic growth and development.
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We achieve a result in term of reduction of taxation and investment in economy.
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That double taxation more than nullifies the advantage of the lower income tax rate.
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But income taxation is an act of government, not an aspect of private life.
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Under the current system, money that isn't "repatriated" into America can legally avoid taxation.
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Under current taxation that's 35 percent of profits; that's set to fall to 21%.
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Rising inequality has reduced the supply of legal aid by kindling resistance to taxation.
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Before its passage, only the first $650,000 in an estate was exempt from taxation.
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The bill also names the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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They are also interested in ending corporations' ability to defer taxation on foreign earnings.
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Good principles of taxation are the same at the state, national and international levels.
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Governments' patience with tax havens, already waning, could fail entirely if wealth taxation spreads.
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And supporters of the bill say it will cut taxes, rather than impose taxation.
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Juncker said that the EU Commission investigations on taxation have mainly targeted Euroopean companies.
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Cannabis taxation would provide a steady stream of revenue to states strapped for cash.
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The cut leaves Indian corporate taxation more in line with that of other countries.
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Herding Republicans around an issue as complex as taxation likely won't be much easier.
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Along these lines, 85033 percent of Republicans approve of how Trump is handling taxation.
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Taxation and tough restrictions on marketing of junk food should be considered, it said.
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"They can't afford the onerous cost [of tax compliance and taxation]," Richardson told me.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation on Thursday released a detailed list of the differences.
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Taxation on children's earned income is unchanged and is taxed at single taxpayers' rates.
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ORIGIN-BASED VS. DESTINATION-BASED TAXATION The corporate tax system is now origin-based.
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The U.S. move away from worldwide taxation represents an adoption of modern tax orthodoxy.
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So, to the extent growth has been slow, is it related to excessive taxation?
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Who actually pays the tax has huge implications for how progressive corporate taxation is.
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You can only do things that are germane to the budget in the reconciliation process, and that means you can address spending and taxation and you can address certain provisions of the law that have a material effect on spending and taxation.
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Shell's vice president for taxation Alan McLean made the promise at a hearing on taxation of multinationals called by parliament after reports emerged last year that Shell does not pay any corporate tax in the Netherlands, despite being headquartered in The Hague.
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Covington had touted Mr. Kyl's role as the Senate's "top Republican on the Subcommittee on Taxation and Internal Revenue Service Oversight," and taxation has been the issue that he lobbies on most frequently, according to data collected by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Gentiloni, who will also be in charge of taxation in the new commission that is due to take office in November, said he will continue the EU executive's fight against tax avoidance and for a fair taxation of firms in the bloc.
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But according to Cao, the high taxation rates have made profits in manufacturing "very thin".
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Bailey also faces local taxation of 3.88 percent due to residing in New York City.
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The court found that the penalty for not obtaining insurance was a form of taxation.
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In that case, changing carried interest taxation for hedge fund managers would be largely cosmetic.
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However, Congress's own number crunchers in the Joint Committee on Taxation have reached similar conclusions.
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Health officials, he said, aren't equipped to handle the intricacies of issues such as taxation.
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But the taxation and clearing process have not been fully thought through, the sources said.
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"We need to take a hard look overall at our approach to taxation," she replied.
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But arbitrary, decades-old valuations also make split-rate taxation a hard policy to sell.
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The inheritance levy could be another way to rebalance the taxation of work and wealth.
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Taxation does not become unnecessary when there is a new mechanism for moving money secretly.
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Lebanon could pass a taxation law needed for the hydrocarbon sector this month, Chbat said.
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Some haven't complied with taxation laws and it has fostered mistrust — even from French entrepreneurs.
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An online questionnaire has drawn 700,000 contributions on taxation, public services, the environment and democracy.
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En+'s 2016 adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) reached $2.3 billion.
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A163: We want to take corporate taxation down from 28 percent where it is now.
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So they sought religious freedom, as surely as our Founding Fathers sought freedom from taxation.
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We hope that it will be possible to find a European agreement on digital taxation.
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GOBankingRates compiled data from the Institution of Taxation and Economic Policy's 2018 "Who Pays" report.
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Earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) were 24.5 billion birr, the report said.
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Bombardier reported $267 million in earnings before interest and taxation for the quarter ended Sept.
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The greatest difference to be resolved centers on individual taxation at the highest tax bracket.
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The ratings also do not address events related to a change in law or taxation.
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Taxation. As of the end of 2016, Apple had more than $230 billion stored overseas.
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He said there would be a "transformation" in the finance ministry with regards to taxation.
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It was yet another afterthought that corporate taxation significantly impacts the structure of the economy.
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AND THAT IS THE CURRENT U.S. SYSTEM OF TAXATION MAKES U.S.-BASED COMPANIES SIMPLY UNCOMPETITIVE.
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ASIC warned it would share intelligence with the Australian Taxation Office to target unscrupulous behavior.
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He is a former chief of staff of the US Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Including border adjustability in tax reform also helps get to a territorial system of taxation.
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However, this factoid is practically meaningless because it focuses just on taxation, and ignores benefits.
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"We've promised more than we can pay without confiscatory levels of taxation," Mr. Ravitch said.
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" China's next steps: "We will immediately introduce taxation measures of the same scale and strength.
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North Dakota (1992) on the issue of state taxation of online retail and commercial transaction.
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The leaks helped propel multilateral efforts to overhaul international corporate taxation, led by the OECD.
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China in retaliation said it will introduce taxation measures of the same scale and strength.
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Tax experts often speak of three principles of taxation, which are fairness, simplicity, and efficiency.
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I oppose Trump's policies on immigration, family separation, Charlottesville, gun control, taxation, and health care.
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For 100 years, since federal taxation of partnerships began, the rules have been the same.
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Operating costs did rise, however, bringing down earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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America is one of the last countries that hits multinational companies with significant double taxation.
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A Department of Taxation and Finance rep said Di Fara's owes $167,506 in back taxes.
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Negotiators were waiting Wednesday evening for a budget score from the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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American officials have said reforms to corporate taxation first need to be agreed to internationally.
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The company, which believes in "no taxation without relaxation," is giving away free shaved ice.
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Where we and the IMF will have an issue is on financing by increasing taxation.
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Without funding through taxation, national defense would represent what's known as a collective-action problem.
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The Hill has reached out to New York's Department of Taxation and Finance for comment.
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Drug processing and taxation generate $200 million annually for the Taliban, U.S. Forces-Afghanistan estimates.
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Mosler explained to the post-Keynesians that taxation and borrowing did not finance government spending.
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Schatz's proposal is similar to one the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation evaluated in 2018.
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This double taxation scheme is built entirely on Congress' failure to balance its books responsibly.
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Taxation will begin on May 21.5, just ten days before the 21.7 Venice Biennale's opening.
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Bonds issued for professional sports facilities would be subject to federal taxation under the bill.
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That would mean shifting functions like taxation and bank regulation up to the EU level.
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The primary reason for the shortfall, of course, is the steady reduction of income taxation.
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Taxation is always painful, and always the question is whether the benefits outweigh the pain.
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The company would be based in the Netherlands, known for its favorable corporate taxation rules.
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What voters want, by contrast, is to redistribute wealth through heavy taxation of the rich.
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That's consistent with estimates from the Joint Committee on Taxation, the nonpartisan analysts of Congress.
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"People here don't like it when you go around saying taxation is theft," he said.
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His father is a senior economist for Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation, also in Washington.
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" The aim of the new income taxes "was solely to redress the inequality of taxation.
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It was the democracy with the most steeply progressive system of taxation on the planet.
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She also received a master of law degree in taxation from N.Y.U. School of Law.
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With the unified tax, ownership of every kind of property is now subject to taxation.
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The subsidy comes in the form of an exclusion of health-insurance premiums from taxation.
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But European passengers pay less for their tickets mainly because they pay more through taxation.
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It is simply that singling out protected speech for taxation is both dangerous and unconstitutional.
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He is the former chief of staff for the U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Taxation.
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If South Dakota were to win this case, extraterritorial taxation would be allowed by states.
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It is an American issue that goes back to our "no taxation without representation" roots.
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"It comes right after taxation, and he's excited about it," Inhofe told The Hill. Sen.
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Taxation years post-2013 also remain open to audit by the CRA, the company added.
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In 1987, for instance, Australia introduced "franking credits" to eliminate the double taxation on dividends.
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Jenice Robinson is communications director for the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy in Washington.
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However, Cramer likes dividends more because of the downside protection and preferred federal taxation status.
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The reality is that America's global taxation system is a legacy of a bygone era.
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Chapter eight of Mankiw's textbook is a lengthy exploration of the economic costs of taxation.
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If you look at bread, you have to look at subsidies and revolts and taxation.
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Here is a radical proposal that could improve their lot: progressive taxation and welfare systems.
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That's a story, in part, about the exciting world of European Union corporate taxation policy.
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Thursday's bill also directs the IRS to adjust taxation of virtual currencies, create a tax exemption for exchanges of one virtual currency for another and to create a de minimis exemption from taxation for gains realized from the sale or exchange of virtual currency.
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"The Commission has found that the non-taxation of certain McDonald's profits in Luxembourg did not lead to illegal state aid, as it is in line with national tax laws and the Luxembourg-United States Double Taxation Treaty," the EU executive said in a statement.
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George Yin, a University of Virginia law and taxation professor and former chief of staff for the Joint Committee on Taxation, said the three committees - one in the House, one in the Senate, and one joint committee - do have the power to obtain Trump's returns.
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The Vermont legislature is expected to develop a system for sales and taxation in the future.
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Personal income is subject to progressive taxation, however, which raises payments significantly for many income groups.
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A country without mandatory taxation is the political analog of a highly unstable isotope in chemistry.
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The rich, furthermore, can pay for their privilege later in life through systems of progressive taxation.
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This is a policy that the Joint Committee on Taxation says will increase health care coverage.
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Efforts to curb transport emissions through taxation have repeatedly run up against protests in recent years.
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Adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) grew 19 percent to 6.9 billion roubles.
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Passive owners of pass-through entities get their income redefined in a way that minimizes taxation.
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People who inherit money get their inheritance redefined in a way to hide it from taxation.
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As deputy crown prince, he warned of impending austerity and taxation measures that proved tremendously unpopular.
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A lack of resolve on indirect taxation bodes ill for the next stage of fiscal reform.
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Colonists had boycotted British tea for several years by then; "No taxation without representation," they demanded.
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However, following the UK's vote to leave the EU, discussion on further taxation may be delayed.
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Further tightening of taxation encouraged ever weaker beer that required no ageing and brought bigger profits.
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The value of employer contributions to health insurance premiums is, similarly, exempt from taxation right now.
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The problem is that the current international taxation regime is based on profits, rather than revenues.
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Taxation on a districtwide level in the main opium-growing centers, however, has been less common.
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It also pointed to the need for a progressive taxation system that taxes the rich more.
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Residents in the District of Columbia have been living with "taxation without representation" from day 1.
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Other countries, such as the United Kingdom and Mexico, already have national taxation schemes in place.
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Taxation can, for example, inhibit investments in training or scare off the inventors who drive innovation.
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Its adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) face a mid-single-digit drop.
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Pierre Moscovici, European commissioner for economic and financial affairs, taxation and customs, expressed the same sentiment.
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They tossed the British tea into Boston Harbor in 1773 and demanded taxation only with representation.
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Two big reasons: One, taxation gets people in the country to use the government-issued currency.
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Abbyy has dozens of major global customers, including Volkswagen, PepsiCo, McDonald's, and the Australian Taxation Office.
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Lower taxation encourages businesses to locate domestically, and full expensing allows a simpler corporate tax code.
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They take broadly similar approaches to expensing, interest deduction, and international taxation on the corporate side.
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One consequence of governments' fading deference towards tech firms is a more muscular approach towards taxation.
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Its adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) face a mid-single-digit drop.
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Legalization presents challenges on a number of fronts, including distribution, taxation, consumption, security and public health.
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I do not think that means Democrats have figured out a comprehensive approach to progressive taxation.
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In an effort to kickstart the flow, the Department of Taxation will consider that proposal Thursday.
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Competition is generally a good thing, but in matters of taxation that is not always true.
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So how would a Johnson administration approach the major questions of taxation, spending and economic management?
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This is a form of "double taxation" that hits home for lower and middle-income households.
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The state and local groups also said that curbing the deduction would amount to double taxation.
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The Australian Taxation Office's stance is that bitcoin is an asset for capital gains tax purposes.
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The segment reported a narrower operating loss before taxation of $261 million for the second quarter.
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Here, too, punitive taxation stops investment cold and ends the dream of more higher-paying jobs.
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Foreign tax credits are intended to avoid having companies that conduct business abroad face double taxation.
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Rome, Economy Minister Giovanni Tria delivers opening address at conference on taxation and digitisation (0800 GMT).
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Since our nation's founding, the idea of no taxation without representation has been a guiding principle.
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Councils might get rid of the barmiest rules were it not for the second problem: taxation.
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WE NEED UNIFORM TAXATION OF BANKS IN THE EU- GERMANY'S OLAF SCHOLZ OP-ED IN FT
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American companies have an estimated $2.6 trillion stored overseas, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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It has similar double taxation avoidance deals with countries such as The Netherlands, Spain and Sweden.
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A call to the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance was not immediately returned.
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The founding fathers set up a system of taxation at the very beginning of the country.
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It includes an agreed policy framework on issues such as taxation, public sector pay and housing.
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She graduated from St. John's University, from which she also received a master's degree in taxation.
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Angus also has previously worked at the Treasury Department, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Public officials have argued that taxation rules need to be revised to account for changing technologies.
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Like the tea parties, it was rooted in an abhorrence of taxation (with or without representation).
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The less you make, the larger a share of your income you can exclude from taxation.
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The Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that about 600,000 taxpayers will pay AMT this year.
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He also forecast a 10-10.5 percent margin on earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation.
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"The tax bill was not huge for the future benefit of no Roth taxation," he said.
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Other jurisdictions — like Mexico, Denmark, and even Berkeley, California — already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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The proposal would sharply cut the corporate tax rate and end taxation of multinationals' foreign profits.
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Progressive taxation is popular, and most Americans think the wealthy are paying too little in taxes.
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State and local taxes, on the other hand, do not represent a form of double taxation.
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Cutting its taxation revenues is challenging because it occurs internally within Islamic State territory, he said.
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The Taxation and Finance Department could find no proof that he had made such a loan.
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Taxation of retirement income plays an important role in determining how long retirement savings will last.
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Interest income earned on deposits is subject to taxation, which tends to discourage people from saving.
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The estate tax is also in conflict with what most Americans consider to be fair taxation.
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The House GOP should be applauded for finally taking action to end the taxation of dying.
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The first $10.9 million of the estate is exempt from taxation, not the first $12.9 million.
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The law also included taxation support for the Vankor group of oilfields being developed by Rosneft.
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Trump supporters join mainstream conservatives in being skeptical of government spending and high levels of taxation.
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Its central economic policy objective — steep reductions in the taxation of high-income families — is unpopular.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates the change will raise $31 billion over the next decade.
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Of course, companies facing litigation, taxation or other costs of doing business often make such threats.
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A tax plan that was specifically designed to reduce taxation of new investments might do that.
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Those sound a lot like the harms that conservative economists have long attributed to excessive taxation.
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Mr. Tully was the New York State commissioner of taxation and finance from 1975 to 1982.
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Most hospitals are nonprofit and justify their exemption from taxation with community service and charity care.
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"I've never heard a senator try to psychoanalyze a Joint Committee on Taxation table," he said.
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The Shabab control large parts of Somalia and raise considerable funds through local taxation and extortion.
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Opponents of the taxes worry about double taxation and argue that they could dampen international investment.
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"We won't have any other choice but to put our taxation back into place," he said.
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"No one's going to say 'accrual taxation' and 'stepped-up basis' in a debate," he said.
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"It's pretty easy," said Brian Galle, a law professor at Georgetown University who specializes in taxation.
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Sweden introduced wealth taxation in 1911, followed by three big increases in 1934, 1948 and 20053.
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That doesn't even count their top priority – a once-in-a-generation overhaul of federal taxation.
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Conservative policy initiatives stimulate economic growth and increase prosperity through lower taxation and curtailed over-regulation.
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He served as deputy chief of staff of the U.S. Joint Committee on Taxation in 1992.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the proposal would raise $16.5 billion over a decade.
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Before the two-thousands, the taxation of partnership income had never been cause for public debate.
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Generation-skipping transfers come with a federal exemption from taxation that mirrors the estate tax exemption.
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While he's eliminating carbon taxation, we're making it even more expensive to operate a business here.
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The use and taxation of more than 300 acres of land are in dispute, he said.
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In actuality, double taxation is one governmental identity subjecting an identical income stream to two taxes.
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Meanwhile, we could pretty much ride out that anomaly by lifting the cap on FICA taxation.
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N) for A$508 million ($375 million) following an unfavorable ruling from the Australian Taxation Office.
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The proposed Democratic Party platform calls for ending companies' ability to defer taxation on overseas earnings.
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Least-implemented policies included tobacco taxation, anti-tobacco mass-media campaigns and provision of cardiovascular therapies.
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Those designees could include members of the committee or members of the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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First, when government spends money, it necessarily commits itself to pay for that spending through taxation.
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Means testing and additional taxation are two methods that could be used to strengthen the system.
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We need progressive taxation to narrow the income gap and to generate revenue for public investment.
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That deficit estimate was slightly higher than the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation projected on Thursday.
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Hillary's massive taxation, regulation and open borders will destroy jobs and drive down wages for everyone.
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The council voted to reclassify the feminine hygiene products as "medical necessities," exempting them from taxation.
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"Smoking rates didn't drop immediately, and taxation had a small effect on consumption immediately," he said.
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But philanthropy is not a substitute for democracy or proper taxation or a good welfare state.
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"I'm obviously concerned about the debt and I think the joint taxation and CBO's analyses are going to be very important," Collins told The Hill, referring to the Joint Committee on Taxation and the Congressional Budget Office, which project the future revenue and deficit impact of legislation.
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They escape the high American corporate tax rate, and also our taxation of a company's worldwide income.
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Sadly, the U.S. taxation system is sometimes made a lot more confusing than it has to be.
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Apple Apple and Ireland are taking on the EU in a case of taxation and national sovereignty.
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Treasury expects approximately half of this 0.7% increase in growth to come from changes to corporate taxation.
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No longer will American companies be punished by uncompetitive rates of taxation and unnecessary rules and regulations.
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That compact, which Michigan joined in 1970, helped to avoid duplicative taxation of companies among member states.
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He also holds a master's of law degree in taxation from New York University School of Law.
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This year, the IRS adjusted the annual limit that escapes taxation, upping it to $13,21 from $2200,2000.
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The plan would also end taxation on revenues from exports and impose a new tax on imports.
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Right now, earnings above a certain level — $132,900 for 2019 — are not subject to Social Security taxation.
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They like limited government, little taxation and the Republican Party historically has had a strong rural base.
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Complex definitions have also driven repeated changes in the taxation of tampons in at least one state.
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Bilateral double-taxation agreements are intended to ensure that income does not end up being taxed twice.
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Indeed, 127 member countries of the OECD are also discussing new taxation rules for big tech companies.
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In May it had flagged flat operating profit before interest, depreciation, restructuring, non-trading items and taxation.
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He also threatened taxation at the border for other companies that did not stay in the country.
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On Tuesday, it said Shell's vice president for taxation Alan McLean would be there on May 29.
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They also left behind a bomb factory and a source of taxation: al Hawl had 3,13 inhabitants.
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Trump is less predictable and is expected to spend on infrastructure but get rid of corporate taxation.
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She calls the idea of taxation a "flimsy excuse" promoted by the government to restrict free speech.
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Sanders never mentions that the estate tax taxes money that had already been taxed; it's double taxation.
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High taxation is one such mechanism: When people get rich, everybody else gets helped by the taxes.
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New York's Department of Taxation and Finance proposed a program like this earlier this month, per CNBC.
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According to the Institution on Taxation and Economic Policy, every state in the United States is regressive.
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In general, there is illegal behaviour in capacity building, safety, environmental protection and taxation, the NDRC said.
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Its adjusted loss before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization fell almost 30 percent to 33 million euros.
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Adjusted earnings before interest and taxation (EBIT) fell to 0.4 million euros, behind forecasts for 11.5 million.
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In fact, only 0.2 percent of Americans pay estate tax according to Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation.
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In most cases, islands, especially financial centers, have negotiated bilateral double taxation agreements with important trading partners.
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What we're not in favor of is using tax loopholes to move income around to avoid taxation.
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If you're trying to structure a deal to avoid taxation, the goal was to make that harder.
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The mishmash of national laws and bilateral treaties covering corporate taxation dates back to when manufacturers ruled.
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Political parties in Denmark have agreed on reforms to property taxation that will take effect from 2021.
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In other words, no citizen should be subject to taxation without receiving the benefits of their government.
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Patricia Soldano is founder of the Policy and Taxation Group, which advocates for free market tax policies.
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Mexico's current system prevents the states' access to revenue collection, and the bureaucratic development that taxation enables.
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Like Sanders, he would also end the ability of U.S. companies to defer taxation on foreign earnings.
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In both cases, however, discussion inevitably focuses on policy levers, such as taxation, immigration policy and education.
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A Heritage vice president, Jack Spencer oversees the think tank's research on federal spending, taxation and regulation.
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Congressional Republicans would eliminate foreign taxes altogether, while Trump would maintain taxation at a substantially lower rate.
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The country's tax department recommended in 2014 that there be a review of taxation of foreign trusts.
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Trump unveiled some new details Monday, including a pledge to exclude all child-care expenses from taxation.
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Legally, while WTO rules prevent differential treatment against imports, there's nothing banning varying taxation on individual sectors.
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Trump's new proposal, which the campaign says would "exclude childcare expenses from taxation," clearly came from her.
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He'll have no gridlock on key Republican issues regarding devolution and the protection of property against taxation.
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Currently, investing in a business through the stock market subjects the investor to multiple layers of taxation.
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Personal income is also subject to progressive taxation however, which raises payments significantly for many income groups.
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It would shift the U.S. toward a consumption-based approach to taxation and would overhaul the IRS.
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But taxation policy, for example, should remain with member states as that was a matter of competitiveness.
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Yes. The issue of "taxation without representation" was one of the grievances leading to the Revolutionary War.
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This helped it provide a cradle-to-grave welfare system for its citizens with almost no taxation.
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DIST is also exposed to more regulatory risk in the form of recurrent increases in indirect taxation.
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But an analysis by the Joint Committee on Taxation found one more potential problem for the GOP.
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There could also be limits on retirement plans or the non-taxation of employer-provided health care.
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Michigan Voters this November will decide the fate of the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
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I think we need to rationalize corporate taxation and I think that that will include lowering it.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation ranks retirement accounts as the second most-expensive tax break in America.
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Supply-side economics asserts that minimal regulation and taxation will create a rising tide that boosts prosperity.
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The United States is quick to condemn Swiss banks, for example, for protecting wealthy clients from taxation.
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The Nevada Department of Taxation, which oversees the licensing, did not respond to a request for comment.
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He also mentioned that he is looking into "corporate integration," or eliminating double taxation on corporate earnings.
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EU ministers will also adopt a common position on taxation of tech corporations like Amazon or Facebook.
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The congressional scorekeeper Joint Committee on Taxation is expected to release a deficit estimate before final votes.
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The rule that let Mr. Trump shelter almost $1 billion in income from taxation dates to 1918.
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Those losses can be deployed far more flexibly than capital losses to shield other income from taxation.
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Brazilian banks have been lobbying for lower taxation as a way to reduce interest rates for consumers.
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By exerting its comparable taxation authority as leverage, the EU did the American taxpayer a huge favor.
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Philip G. Cohen is associate professor of taxation at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University.
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The president-elect claimed that the Colombian government was bloated and that taxation levels were extremely high.
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There may still be inequities in income, inequities that can be mitigated through taxation and other measures.
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The Times has previously reported that Mr. Trump engaged in fraud to avoid taxation during the 1990s.
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US legislators introduced a bill in September that would exempt any cryptocurrency transaction under $600 from taxation.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates the revenue loss for this five-year period at $2.1 billion.
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She received a law degree from American University and a Master of Laws in taxation from Villanova.
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The tax flyaround • That change to the taxation of stock options that Silicon Valley hated is gone.
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Analysts say that the coalition could be fragile because of possible disagreements over economic policies like taxation.
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This situation completely invalidates Hamilton's confidence that a voting public wary of taxation would curtail military adventurism.
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By pushing taxation on 401(k) contributions, Republicans are doing the opposite of what could drive growth.
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Combined with heavy taxation of income, the effective tax rate on investment exceeded 100% in some cases.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that they would raise about $28503 billion over 22019 years.
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This taxation news would appear to be of little consequence for the greater part of the population.
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With all the excitement and opportunities around cryptcurrency, it might be easy to forget about crypto taxation.
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Major extractive industries in the global south would be negatively affected by the shift toward ecological taxation.
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It is not an overstatement to suggest that every activity we engage in is subject to taxation.
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And some kind of compromise involving spending on infrastructure and reform of corporate taxation is vaguely imaginable.
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He is due to meet French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire regarding the taxation of digital firms.
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And again, I view taxation as something that's supposed to correspond to spending versus something in itself.
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They fled abuses, illegal taxation by armed groups, attempts to forcibly recruit their children, and sexual violence.
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Reducing burdensome taxation and regulation will allow corporations to flourish and, as a result, hire new employees.
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In 2014, the Internal Revenue Service issued guidance on how taxation should be applied to virtual currencies.
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Our biggest states are poorly managed and are gouging its citizens with high taxation and unsustainable debt.
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The border adjustments would merely shift taxation from where products are made to where they are sold.
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Out of curiosity, what exactly are Big Govt, opprressive taxation, anti 2A left wing socialists celebrating today?
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They avoid taxation at the corporate level by passing at least 90 percent of earnings to shareholders.
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Keeping the credit will cost $3.8 billion over ten years, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Because of this deferred taxation, U.S. companies now hold more than $2.5 trillion in foreign profits abroad.
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The measure would cost $627 billion over a decade, according to a Joint Committee on Taxation analysis.
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Government exists to spend, not to tax: Taxation is just how government finances our collective spending priorities.
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The home states to the Tea Party are actually doing great on the taxation and representation front.
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That allows it to build up its trading and services activities on advantageous transit and taxation terms.
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Macron has also promised to organize a broad nationwide debate about taxation in the coming three months.
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And the ideas being considered, especially regarding business taxation, are not mere tweaks to our ossified system.
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As of this writing, we do not have an official analysis from Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation.
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It published in September a preliminary list of 81 countries and jurisdictions that have a higher chance of facilitating tax avoidance, on which "the Bahamas were flagged as a high-risk country in terms of problems with its taxation system", the commissioner responsible for taxation, Pierre Moscovici, said.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) earlier this month -- the chairmen of the House Ways and Means Committee, as well as the leaders of the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Committee on Taxation, can request officials' tax returns from the commissioner of the New York Department of Taxation and Finance.
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The reduction of the top corporate tax rate to 28503 percent in the GOP bill would impact four main areas: taxation of political committee investment income, taxation of political activity by nonprofits, the non-deductibility of lobbying and political expenses and the proxy tax paid by some trade associations.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that it will cost $1.6bn over their ten-year forecasting window.
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And the latter has been the more dominant view on taxation among American politicians for nearly a century.
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"There are challenges around things like taxation, which is quite a hard challenge for this market," he added.
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By the mid-1700s, all lotteries were authorized by state governments in order to raise revenue without taxation.
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"People need to consider the impact of local taxation," said Ephraim Moss, an attorney at Expat Tax Professionals.
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South Dakota asked the court to overturn the decisions that related to taxation applied to mail-order catalogs.
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Earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) fell 26 percent to $795 million in the second quarter.
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And from a taxation standpoint, the corporation makes sense when you want to keep money in the company.
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New taxation options for the Fund include evaluating a surcharge on income tax and small payroll-based taxes.
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The remaining losses have to be made up somehow, either through private-sector partnerships or through higher taxation.
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We can blame this sorry state of affairs on Richard Nixon, according to Susan Lee of Freelance Taxation.
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He is seeking views on taxation, the organization of public spending savings, bureaucratic procedures and citizenship and democracy.
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The Mossack Fonseca leak has laid bare how the rich operate with impunity when it comes to taxation.
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On average, undocumented families earn about $30,100 per year, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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Those credits help offset what a company pays in inventory tax, effectively ending what amounted to double taxation.
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"For me, a very important topic for the IMF meeting is the fight for fair taxation," Scholz said.
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Probably. Both leading presidential candidates promise significant change for many important issues like trade, defense, spending, and taxation.
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Randstad said its underlying earnings before interest, taxation and amortisation (EBITA) rose 2 percent to 227 million euros.
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It was unclear if the review would bring potentially lower or higher level of taxation for coal miners.
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Since the 2016 election, Big Tech has been under a political microscope, threatened with regulation and greater taxation.
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And because it eliminates lock-in, mark-to-market taxation allows capital gains rates to go substantially higher.
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" • "Second the architecture of mono-taxation has not been successful, the objective was 3,500 companies, we've got seven.
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Metro said earnings before interest and taxation (EBIT) before special items fell 0.8 percent to 821 million euros.
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The IMF expects Morocco to push ahead with structural reforms of its subsidies and pension and taxation systems.
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His new book outlines a solution: a guaranteed minimum income, funded by increased taxation of the very rich.
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The new prime minister says he will push through big laws on taxation and cutting bureaucracy by August.
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However, the former would anger Mr Moon's base and the latter would require a big increase in taxation.
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Analysts polled by the company had expected earnings before interest, taxation and amortisation (EBITA) of 305 million euros.
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The program will be funded by progressive taxation — in other words, by primarily taxing corporations and the rich.
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FRENCH G7 PRESIDENCY SOURCE SAYS THERE WAS UNANIMITY AMONG G7 MINISTERS ON THE NEED FOR MINIMUM CORPORATE TAXATION
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If avoiding double taxation were a requirement of good policy, then governments would need to abolish sales taxes.
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A ballot proposal for the legalization and taxation of recreational pot in Maine is too close to call.
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Roth 401(k) plans, which some employers offer, operate under different taxation rules from traditional 401(k) plans.
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Vaping and pot — vices that are relatively new to taxation — are also subject to state and local levies.
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For the next two and a half weeks, questions of economic growth and taxation will take a backseat.
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She received her Bachelor's at California State University – Los Angeles, and Masters in Taxation at Golden Gate University.
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You don't have to be a "greedy" millionaire or billionaire to be angry about that kind of taxation.
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But if taxation goes down, they will enjoy the same favourable treatment that will apply to the others.
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Israel's Tourism Ministry said it was looking at options, including new taxation, for restricting Airbnb activities throughout Israel.
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Taxation, which has climbed as a result of austerity, and crippling bureaucracy are cited among hurdles to business.
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This is only a temporary stop-gap measure in comparison to the new taxation starting on Jan. 1.
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Repealing FATCA and moving to residency-based taxation were both included in the Republican Party's platform last year.
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This story has been updated with cost estimates for the HSA expansion from Congress' Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Estimates from the Joint Committee on Taxation determine U.S. corporations are sitting on upwards of $2.6 trillion offshore.
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Any profits earned using his voice would negatively impact his family's financials, since there would be taxation involved.
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According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, repealing it would cost $172 billion in revenue over 10 years.
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Taxation — so says the commerce clause of the constitution — is not an issue that requires the Court's involvement.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that a similar tax would raise $28503 billion over 22019 years.
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The tax credit would be paid for by capping the exclusion of employer health insurance plans from taxation.
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Had the US adopted stronger laws on overseas taxation, the decision may have been different, the EU said.
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The average undocumented family earns about $30,100 per year, according to the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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"Dual taxation is an impediment to development," MHA Nation Chairman Mark Fox said in an interview with Reuters.
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According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, the House bill anticipates $2.1 billion being deducted under this provision.
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Businesses have also found resourceful ways to deal with a patchwork of taxation, banking and interstate commerce issues.
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Brazil has the highest tax burden in Latin America, with taxation levels that are closer to developed nations.
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A number of countries, like the United Kingdom, Mexico, and Denmark, already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has said the bill would not have an impact on the federal deficit.
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The BDI, the trade body for Germany's largest businesses, said the plan risked introducing double taxation on imports.
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It also would cut taxes for millions of retirees by boosting significantly the threshold for taxation of benefits.
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This work can fuel initiatives to help citizens in other areas, like public health, taxation and land registration.
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The new tax legislation essentially would shift much of the taxation from the recipient to the alimony payer.
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The Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that a similar tax would raise $777 billion over 10 years.
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The Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation forecasts, after accounting for faster economic growth, a loss of $245 billion.
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He has income streams that could be affected by taxation policies he may try to get through Congress.
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In 2014, just 105 Virginia tax returns included the tax break, according to the state's Department of Taxation.
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Families purchasing clothing, furniture, electronics and other basic items are experiencing financial stress from this form of taxation.
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Others said it was double taxation as a 1% tax is also being applied to mobile money transactions.
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The proposal would change an exemption from motor vehicle registration tax and discounts in taxation of company cars.
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Brussels is currently examining measures to improve the taxation of overseas tech giants' online business in European markets.
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The estimate, to be prepared with Joint Committee on Taxation staff, will be published on the CBO website.
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In truth, the Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that nearly all employer-sponsored health plans will be hit.
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Yet adjusted earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) fell by 16 percent to 429 million euros.
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One fat chapter in ''Journey'' explains Tibet's political and religious hierarchies, the judiciary and the structure of taxation.
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That would effectively shield that income from taxation for those at the bottom end of the income ladder.
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Other jurisdictions, like the United Kingdom, Mexico, Denmark, and, again, Berkeley, already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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Questions of monopolies, supply chains, taxation, and revenues will unduly further diminish the voices of medical cannabis patients.
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Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that US companies have about $2.6 trillion in untaxed earnings overseas.
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Some lawmakers and policymakers have also suggested taxing employer health plans that are currently excluded from federal taxation.
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"The taxation regime is one of many risk factors that naturally belongs to such a discussion," she added.
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Incredibly, the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) scored growth for the Senate plan at less than 23 percent.
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Unlike the U.S., many other nations also employ modernized territorial taxation of domestic companies' foreign income and activities.
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The government should consider making changes to vehicle taxation, including company cars, to make electric vehicles more attractive.
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Then, in 1943, the Internal Revenue Service decided that employer-based health insurance should be exempt from taxation.
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Modern Monetary Theory holds that there are limits to government spending — that there are benefits, even, to taxation.
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The New York Department of Taxation and Finance and its commissioner, Jerry Boone, have been named as defendants.
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Others are using the same platform to promote inclusive economic policies, fairer taxation systems, even plastic-free oceans.
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He declined to discuss other details, including the means for introducing the tax or the rate of taxation.
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They are the House Ways and Means Committee, the Senate Finance Committee and the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Even the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation concludes that the tax cuts are heavily tilted toward the rich.
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After all, the Joint Committee on Taxation calculates that the bill represents $1 trillion in business-related cuts.
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Compliance costs, and potentially double taxation, would increase exponentially if the U.S. fails to deter this from happening.
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Policymakers should also prevent the wealthy from avoiding taxation by working with foreign countries to shutter tax havens.
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This seems feasible only through Keynesian policies of increased government spending, presumably raised through taxation on wealthy companies.
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When it comes to the future of taxation, there is an infinity of possible futures ahead of us.
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" "This board could not endorse the wholesale overhaul of corporate governance or cumulative levels of taxation she proposes.
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" "This board could not endorse the wholesale overhaul of corporate governance or cumulative levels of taxation she proposes.
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Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast earnings before interest, taxation, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $520 million.
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The government has been tweaking the tax regime, including gradually eliminating export duties and introducing profit-based taxation.
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Taxation would have been the highest ever in peacetime Britain, according to the independent Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Bilateral meetings resulted in agreements on double taxation prevention, cooperation in agriculture and creation of a partnership commission.
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Steve Weisman is a Senior Lecturer in Law, Taxation and Financial Planning at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass.
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Congress's short-term response to the outcry was its 1918 repeal of all excess profits taxation of individuals.
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Sanders rightly proposed a menu of options to pay for Medicare for All, including payroll and income taxation.
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Economists say the government needs to speed up reforms to boost productivity in education, labor, governance and taxation.
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But issues such as support for families, healthcare, taxation, and wages would determine which party got her vote.
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The findings were unchanged from the previous poll last week, despite Morrison's efforts to attack Labor's taxation plans.
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The tax claim dates back to a dispute in 21625 between Renacci and the Ohio Department of Taxation.
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The tax cuts would total about $600 billion over 10 years, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Further, do states not have the right to protect their citizens from double-taxation in making this choice?
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When scoring the 2003 Bush tax cuts, for instance, the Joint Committee on Taxation projected massive revenue declines.
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Piketty argued that, without aggressive taxation, the very wealthy would continue to pull further ahead of everyone else.
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In the meantime, Pritzker has advocated for the sale and taxation of recreational marijuana and possibly expanded gambling.
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The amendment included provisions on university endowments, earned income tax credit and carried interest taxation, among other things.
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Both sides are using data from Congress's tax scorekeeper, the Joint Committee on Taxation, to make their cases.
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This "step-up" provision is one of numerous ways that families can accumulate great wealth with minimal taxation.
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Companies will claim about $10 billion in such credits this year, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Both sides have been at odds over global trade, taxation and climate change since Trump came to power.
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Other jurisdictions, such as the United Kingdom, Mexico, and, again, Berkeley, already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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Leading experts on the economics of taxation favor substantial increases in tax rates on high incomes and wealth.
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He'll trade you David Peralta for a piece of copy paper with TAXATION IS THEFT written on it.
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Not only do human rights not transcend borders but copyright, taxation, and trade dispute resolution mechanisms don't either.
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Other jurisdictions — like the United Kingdom, Mexico, Denmark, and, again, Berkeley — already have similar taxation schemes in place.
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You can take a credit for whatever taxes you pay to foreign governments, so there's no double taxation.
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If passed, the bill would authorize the commissioner of the state's Department of Taxation and Finance to hand over tax returns at the request of the US House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee, the US Senate Finance Committee or the Joint Committee on Taxation, Hoylman's spokeswoman Avery Cohen told CNN.
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