what is revised value added tax.?
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An incremental tax applied to the value added at each stage of the processing of a raw material or the production and distribution of a commodity. It is calculated as the difference between the product value at a given state and the cost of all materials and services purchased as inputs. The value-added tax is a form of indirect taxation, and its impact on the ultimate consumer is the same as that of a sales tax.
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The tax valuation of a home, the value that the state gives you in order to decide how much you will pay in property taxes, often is inaccurate.  This value may be well below the real value of the home, so you shouldn't pay much attention to it.\n\nThe only problem would be if the state were valuing your property at more than it's really worth and taxing you based on that.
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Tax laws change from year to year ... best get a new copy and write it off on your taxes. \n\nMake sure the shortcut points to the correct folder. You might have to re-install it but save last year's return first.
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If the tax rate is 8.25%:\n\nPrice*1.0825=total\n\nYou add 1 to the tax amount (.0825) so the original value will be added in as well.\n\nIf you just multiply by .0825 then your answer will just be the tax and not the cost.
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VAT = Value Added Tax. Assuming that you know about the defination of VAT: VAT was introduced in India , the last year replacing ( in most of the states/provinces/counties)the local sales tax. Local sales tax was complex regimen with 1st point taxes and sales against declaration forms..etc etc etc.\n\nWith VAT it is simplified, you need to file the return (statement of sales-purchase)once every 3 months with the taxes(the differential) payable .
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My country does not have VAT at present but the government will introduce it 1st jan 2007.
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You can file an amended return with the IRS.  Go to www.irs.gov for instructions.
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Submit an amended return, form 1040X. Fill out 1040X with all the information that was on the original plus the corrected error. The IRS will compare the two and fix the problem, so make sure that the 1040X matches the original with the exception of the corrected error.
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Its value added tax.The goods are taxed on a progressive scale.Octroi is exempted on such goods.The necessities are taxed a lower rate whereas the luxury products are taxed a high rate.
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I would contact your local Tax Collections office and inform them of this new information... be sure you get the name of the person you spoke with!
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It sounds like a modification is another term for re-financing.  These funds they require are closing costs just like there were with your original loan.\n\nIf you have an adjustable rate mortgage, it might be a good idea to pay the costs to re-finance to a fixed rate loan.  If it will take you a long time to recover the closing costs and you already have a fixed rate loan, it might be a good idea to just put some extra payments towards principal.
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Virtually all types of taxes rise.\n\nIncome taxes increase as taxable income increases\nProperty taxes increase as property value increases\nSales taxes increase as purchases increase.\n\nIn addition to increases in total tax, tax RATES increase and decrease as well.\n\nNow, there are several hundred thousand pages of Federal and State tax rules and regulations.  It would be impossible to even begin to review them here.\n\nSuffice it to say that ALL taxes rise or fall depending on the specific tax and the circumstance.
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Assessed (taxable) value is different from market (sellable) value.  My property has more than doubled in market value since I bought it, but my taxes have only gone up $700 in the past ten years.  \n\nEach year the County Auditor determines for each district a levy that will yield enough money to pay for schools, police and fire protection, road maintenance and other services budgeted for that area.  The tax levy is applied to each $1,000 of a property's taxable value.  \n\nThe value determined by the assessor is the assessed value and is the value indicated on the assessment roll.  The taxable value is the value determined by the auditor after application of state ordered "rollback" percentages for the various classes of property.
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To change "6 %" to a decimal, move it over two places not one.\n6 % = .06\n2.1 % = .021\n(If you forget, remember 10 % is one tenth or .10\nbut 1 % is one hundredth or .01)\n\nMultiply price 229 by .06 to get sales tax.\nMultiply price 130,000 by .021 to get property tax.\n\nAnother Trick: If you don't want just the tax by itself, but the final price including the tax added in, multiply the original price by 1.06 or 1.021
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Yes.\n\nYour modified adjusted gross income is just adjusted gross income with some things added back in. And Capital gains are part of adjusted gross income.\n\nKeep in mind that real estate has special rules and although - to you capital gains are one number, the rules for figuring it out have little to do with reality. \n\nIf it was a rental property then you have depreciation to consider also if you used part of your home as a home office deduction, if you lived there you get a certain amount before you have to start counting it, if you didn't own it for long enough you will get screwed. If you do a 1031 exchange you can put off the whole thing until later. If you die the taxes can be avoided all together for those that inherit it if done right.
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In California, thanks to Prop 13 the property tax can only increase about 1%  a year if you havent sold your home, at which point it is reassessed by the county assessor using the sale price as the new basis and a supplemental property tax is issued. This is contributing alot to the state goverment, since the real estate prices are extremely high and the average property tax basis is now over $400,000.00 dollars.
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There are tax law changes every year. If I were you I would look at last years taxes and this years taxes and see what is so different. Last year you might have been at the very end of one tax bracket and this year your income might have pushed you into a different bracket. If you had them done by someone most places will give you a comparison. If they did it will show you where it changed form last year you this year. If you cant find it there then I would start looking for errors. If you find some correct it with a 1040X. Good luck