Advanced Taxation Lecture 1 Indirect Taxation 2012 Dr Nakha Ratnam Somasundaram Advanced Taxation 1 Indirect taxation 2012 Dr Nakha Ratnam Somasundaram - Advanced Taxation 2 Indirect taxation • Indirect taxes consists of the following taxes: – – – – Sales tax Service tax Excise duty Customs duty • These taxes are collected by the Director General of the Royal Malaysian Customs. 2012 Dr Nakha Ratnam Somasundaram - Advanced Taxation 3 ROYAL MALAYSIAN CUSTOMS: HTTP://WWW.CUSTOMS.GOV
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NAME December 14‚ 2014 Week 6 Practice Problem 1 XACC/290 General Journal Date Account Titles Debit Credit July 01 Cash 12‚000 Common Stock 12‚000 1 Equipment 8‚000 Accounts Payable 6‚000 Cash 2‚000 3 Cleaning Supplies 900 Accounts Payable 900 5 Prepaid Insurance 1‚800 Cash 1‚800 12 Accounts Receivable 3‚700 Service Revenue 3‚700 18 Accounts Payable 1‚500 Cash 1‚500 20 Salaries Expense
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Homework week 1 advanced Linux Page 556 chapter 13 questions 1-6 Why would you use http or ftp instead of bit torrent for downloading large files? == you would use ftp because it does not have client authorization needed‚ and you would use http because it connects directly to a server to download when with bit torrent uses more TCP connections which can be blocked by firewalls.. Which command would you give to update all installed packages using yum? == yum update but if you are using older
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1-6 Journal: From Problem to Persuasion Many business owners have argued that raising the minimum wage would cause hardship and cause businesses to raise their prices‚ but many workers argue that raising the minimum wage is necessary to help low-income workers to get out of poverty. Two main issues that workers face are insufficient wages to support their families which causes them to depend on government funding. Secondly‚ workers are faced with decreased job satisfaction due to making low wages
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restructuring arrangements. Therefore‚ Inland Revenue Department (IRD) uses laws and cases to judge whether these arrangements are tax avoidance. In this case‚ tax avoidance is the main problem needs to be discussed. James Smith restructured the practice arrangement‚ which had a high probably to cause the problem of tax avoidance. The report will show the full processes to judge James’ arrangements according to the Income Tax Act 2007‚ the Tax Administration Act 1994‚ previous cases‚ suggests of
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Marketing Research Book Notes Chapter 1: Introduction to Marketing Research Learning Objectives • To know the relationship of marketing research to marketing‚ the marketing concept and marketing strategy • Define marketing research • Understand the purpose/uses of marketing research • Classify different types of marketing research studies • Describe a marketing information system (MIS) and understand why marketing research occupies a place in an MIS Marketing: “meeting needs profitably”
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Chapter 6 Review Questions 1) Which of the following must a firm in a market economy do today to succeed? A) Produce the goods and services that consumers want at a lower cost than consumers themselves can produce. B) Organize the factors of production into a functioning‚ efficient unit. C) Have access to sufficient funds. D) Market firms today must do all of these things. 2) Organizing a successful firm in a market economy has become ________ over the last century. A) legally impossible
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to the local go e e ts. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION Pepsi Cola v. Municipality of Tanauan: Legislati e powers may be delegated to local governments in respect of matters of local concern. This is sanctioned by immemorial practice. By necessary implication‚ the legislative power to create political corporations for purposes of local self-government carries with it the power to confer on such local governmental agencies the power to ta . A. Taxation a. Definition i. It is the power by which the
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Chapter 6 1. Why are people willing to take the risks of entrepreneurship? People are willing to take the risks of entrepreneurship because it allows them freedoms and many opportunities that they feel are worth the risks involved. Many are finding that the corporate world is just as risk involved these days as owning their own business‚ since it is becoming more and more common to see hard working and long term employees being fired when times got hard. 2. What are the advantages of entrepreneurial
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1. The earth consists of iron‚ oxygen‚ silicon and magnesium. This makes up about 90% of the earth’s elements. Jupiter and Saturn on the other hand consist mostly of volatile gases like water‚ methane and ammonia. These two planets retained their volatiles due to their greater gravitational force. 2. Scientist believe that the collision of earth with a smaller body caused the earth to tilt on it axis at 23 degrees. The blasting debris is said to have formed the moon. The period from the accretion
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