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income taxn. a tax on an individual's net income, after deductions for vari...
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income taxA tax levied on net personal or business income.
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income taxA state or federal government's levy on individuals as personal income tax and on the earnings of corporations as corporate income tax.
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income taxThe amount of taxes, deferred and current, owed by the firm (or, in the case of an Income Tax Benefit, owed to the firm).
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income taxA tax paid by individuals to the government, the amount of which is dependent on how much a person earns from their salary and/or other sources of income.
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income taxA tax on income, including wages, rent, interest, profit, and (usually) transfer payments. The income tax system in the United States includes both a personal income tax and corporate income tax. In g [..]
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income taxA tax on an individual or a corporation's net income after deductions for various expenses and payments, such as charitable gifts or business expenses. There is a federal income tax and most stat [..]
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income taxNames of taxes are upper case, except input tax.
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income taxDefinition Annual tax levied by the Federal government, most states, and some local governments, on an individual's or corporation's net profit.
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income taxis a fee (tax) applied to individual person's annual income, and that of corporations and other legal entities. It is basically a progressive tax on all income, minus tax deductions and other exc [..]
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income taxa tax on the net income of an individual or a business compare excise, property tax
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income taxmoney that wage earners pay the government to run the country. The amount of the tax depends upon how much you earn.
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income taxPayments made by individuals and corporations to the federal government (and to some state and local governments) based on income received (both earned and unearned).
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income taxis a tax you pay on your income. Examples of taxable income are employment income, or if you are self employed, the profits that you make, some state benefits, most pensions, interest on savings, rental income and dividends from company shares. Not all income is taxable, with exemptions being NISA’s and National Savings Certificates, premium bond [..]
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income taxThis is tax you pay on the income you earn each year above a certain amount. As well as your salary, income tax is also charged on interest and dividends you receive. The amount of tax y [..]
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income taxTax payable to the government on your income.
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income taxTaxes on income, both earned (salaries, wages, tips, commissions) and unearned (interest, dividends). Income taxes can be levied on both individuals (personal income taxes) and businesses (business an [..]
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income taxThe Internal Revenue Code is today embodied as Title 26 of the United States Code (26 U.S.C.). The federal income tax law applies to all residents and citizens of the U.S. Corporations must also file [..]
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income taxTax paid on money earned
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income taxThis is the tax paid on your income. Generally, all income is taxable. The exceptions are for income falling within personal allowances and income that’s generated from certain tax-efficient investmen [..]
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income taxAustralia’s taxation system includes income tax, which is paid based on your income. If you choose to work part-time while studying in Australia, your employer arrange for income tax to be taken from [..]
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income taxThese are taxes on income, both earned income, such as salaries, wages, tips or commissions, and unearned income, such as interest from savings accounts or dividends if you hold stock. Individuals and [..]
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income taxn. impuesto sobre los ingresos
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income taxa tax levied by the federal and state governments on all forms of personal and corporate income.
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income taxThis is the mandatory tax paid on yearly earnings (e.g.earnings from wages, investments and other sources). All Canadian residents who are old enough to work must file an income tax return each year. Visit the Canada Revenue Agency website for more information.
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income taxThe amount of money you pay to the government each year, based on your income.
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income taxA tax levied on incomes of persons or corporations. International differences in income tax rates sometimes induce persons and corporations to relocate to lower-tax jurisdictions.
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income taxTax on the net Income of an individual, Organization, or business.
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income taxTax on the net income of an individual, organization, or business.
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income taxn. a tax on an individual's net income, after deductions for various expenses and payments such as charitable gifts, calculated on a formula which takes into consideration whether it is paid join [..]
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income taxTax levied on individual income from various sources like sal aries, investments, interest, etc.
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income taxWhen resident in the UK, it is entirely the Landlords responsibility to inform the Inland Revenue of rental income received, and to pay any tax due. Where a Landlord is resident outside the UK during a tenancy, under rules effective from 6 April 1996, unless an exemption certificate is held, it should be noted that Letting Agents are obliged to ret [..]
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income taxIncome tax is tax that you pay on most types of income.
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income taxA tax on income, including wages, rent, interest, profit, and (usually) transfer payments. The income tax system in the United States includes both a personal income tax and corporate income tax. In g [..]
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income taxThat part of taxable income which a person or corporation is required to forward to Revenue Canada Periodically.
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income taxA state or federal government's levy on individuals as personal income tax and on the earnings of corporations as corporate income tax.
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