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Taxation – Exam 1 – Sample Questions
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Tax -A compulsory payment to support the cost of government
-Differs from a fine or penalty
-differs from a user fee because a tax is not 'quid pro quo'
Incidence The ultimate economic burden represented by the tax
Jurisdiction -Right of a government to levy a tax
-U.S. taxes individuals who are citizens or permanent residents
Tax formula Tax = Tax Base * Tax Rate
event based tax example -sales
-excise
activity base tax example income tax
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Local Taxes -represents a majority of local government revenues
-realty (land typically public) vs Personality (anything that is not realty)
Sales tax based on retail price of tangible personal purchased within the state
Use Taxes based on the personality purchased outside of the state but used or located
within the state
Income taxes -forty-three states have a personal income tax
-forty-six states have a corporate income tax
-states with an income tax use the federal definition of taxable income as a
starting point in determining state taxable income
-major revenue of the government
3 multiple choice options
Judicial Competition -An increase in rate or base can cause taxpayers to leave the jurisdiction
-taxing jurisdictions often overlap
-businesses often operate on a global scale
-taxpayers are increasingly mobile and can relocate to a jurisdiction to
secure a better tax situation
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Exam 1Questions
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Principles
and Keyof Taxation
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Exam 1Questions
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withQuestions
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and Key Terms – Practice Questions with Answers.pdf
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Terms in this set (65)
Tax -A compulsory payment to support the cost of government
-Differs from a fine or penalty
-differs from a user fee because a tax is not 'quid pro quo'
Incidence The ultimate economic burden represented by the tax
Jurisdiction -Right of a government to levy a tax
-U.S. taxes individuals who are citizens or permanent residents
Tax formula Tax = Tax Base * Tax Rate
event based tax example -sales
-excise
activity base tax example income tax
Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf
, Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf Principles of Taxation Exam 1 Sample Questions and Key Terms.pdf
Local Taxes -represents a majority of local government revenues
-realty (land typically public) vs Personality (anything that is not realty)
Sales tax based on retail price of tangible personal purchased within the state
Use Taxes based on the personality purchased outside of the state but used or located
within the state
Income taxes -forty-three states have a personal income tax
-forty-six states have a corporate income tax
-states with an income tax use the federal definition of taxable income as a
starting point in determining state taxable income
-major revenue of the government
3 multiple choice options
Judicial Competition -An increase in rate or base can cause taxpayers to leave the jurisdiction
-taxing jurisdictions often overlap
-businesses often operate on a global scale
-taxpayers are increasingly mobile and can relocate to a jurisdiction to
secure a better tax situation
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