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Tax law is the codified system of laws that describes government levies on economic transactions, commonly called taxes. Major issuesPrimary taxation issues facing the governments world over include;
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Tax. thumbnail. By Gboyega Akinsanmi. A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja, has said the state government can enforce the state's Hotel Occupancy and Restaurant Consumption . Law. , which the state House of ... From Google Blog Search: "Tax law"  news.google.com PRLog.Org (press release) He has also been quoted in the Wall Street Journal on changes in the federal estate tax law . A variety of real life issues will be discussed, ... and more » news.google.com News On 6 Nine of the 13 new laws deal with changes to the tax code. State representatives say because of the recession, revenue and taxation is a major focus for ... Tax refund deadline cut this year under new law Tulsa World New year brings a few regulations to Oklahoma NewsOK.com Legislation to speed up state tax refunds to take effect KFSM all 34 news articles » news.google.com Dallas Morning News Keith Self, who as county judge heads the Commissioners Court, touts himself as a staunch fiscal conservative who's helped lower the tax rate and reduce the ... and more » From Google News Search: "Tax law" Is the US government breaking the tax law? Q. Please someone with experience in taxation can explain to me how this is legal? Lets say I bought a car for $60,000 dollars and I paid 7% ($4,200) dollars tax at the time to register the car (this is not leasing) after two years If I sell the car for $50,000 dollars the new buyer will have to pay $3,500 dollars in taxes. If the second buyer sells the car one more time the third buyer will also have to pay taxes again. Ok since the government is collecting taxes from every sells, why is the first owner of the car is not entitled to get back his taxes since only its been used for the $10,000 worth of the car, is there any law a such? please serious answers only. Asked by Zarzoorner - Mon Aug 20 19:36:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. First off, the US government doesn't levy sales and use taxes, the states do. Ergo, the US government isn't breaking any law what so ever. Second, the tax you are paying is a "Use Tax" for the privilege of using the vehicle for an unspecified period of time. You could keep it for 20 years or 6 months, it's up to you. However the next owner of the vehicle will pay the Use Tax as well, again for however long they choose to keep the vehicle. Many states will give you a break on the tax on a replacement vehicle if you trade one in or if you sell one within a specified period of registering a new car. For example, in MO you get the break if you trade in or sell a vehicle within 90 days of purchasing a new one. So if you bought a new $60k… [cont.] Answered by Bostonian In MO - Mon Aug 20 20:45:48 2007 Why is it that so many people no very little about Australian Tax Law? Q. In my daily look at this site I find so many people know absolutely nothing about Tax Law, yet they choose to seek the advice from friends or the Hoi Poloi insted of seeking advice from an Accountant. They seem to think ...They do not need an Accountant...Poor Poor pitiful them!!! Come on Let me know your thoughts... Asked by hubertxiv - Tue May 27 06:08:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Hi Hubert - this is a good question. I think a lot of people asking tax questions on YA are either young and new to the system, don't have accountants or just go to see the cheap 12-week-course tax consultants to do a tax return once a year with no proper business relationship. Maybe some want to scope out their issue a bit so they might have a better idea of what they are talking/asking and feel confident before they speak with their accountant. That's why I give them lots of links to the ATO factsheets... so they know where to go to look things up in future. But I agree also with Yellow that they may be seeking a second opinion to test the opinion that their accountant or tax consultant gave them. Fair enough - there are plenty of… [cont.] Answered by miss schlonky - Wed May 28 05:36:56 2008 How do I find out information on cigaretts tax law and when did it go into effect?
Q. We need to know what the law is and when it went into effect for taxes. when buying cigaretts over the internet. A friend of our did that and they were charged and they said it was taxes to be charged from 2005 and after. is that true. and not before 2005.??? Asked by moma J - Wed Jun 14 23:15:56 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Here is a website on cigarette taxes by state. The second is a link to how individual states are now enforcing the sales taxes over the internet. The law was in effect before. Answered by Dale N - Wed Jun 14 23:27:42 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Tax law" See also:
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