What is the difference between Land Tax and Stamp Duty, and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax?
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i m not sure, but i think inflation tax is a percentage of the additional inflation that has taken place in a country, and it is paid by the home country to world organizations, such as world bank, or WTO.\n\npls, my answer is jst an assumption, so do not rely on my answer fully!
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I see no difference between a property tax, use tax, sales tax or income tax as far as the government's power to levy.  However, you should consider that most taxable property has the ability to generate income.  When real property produces a continuous benefit to the owner (as opposed to a cheeseburger eaten and digested), I think it's fair to tax that benefit.
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Click on the link below for VAT rates and refer to VAT Schedule of Gujarat as VAT is leviable on specified products \nhttp://www.allindiantaxes.com/vat-gujarat.php
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I think what you are referring to is actually duty.  \nTo find out how much duty you may have to pay you can check out the following link, it is free to register.\nhttp://www.apectariff.org/\nClick on the link of the country YOU ARE FROM as that is what determines the amount of duty you would pay as each country sets their own rate of duties.\nIt is not updated as often as your country's official tariff schedule, but it should give you a good idea.\nPlus here you can search by description!\nHope this helps!
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Property assessments in a county serve as the basis for three levels of property taxes: county, municipal, and school district. Tax millage rates for a county are set by the respective county authorities. Municipal tax millages are set by individual municipalities. School tax millages are set by local school boards. The amount of property taxes you will owe are based on a combination of your assessed property value and the millage rates of the municipality and school district in which you live. So, even if you are looking at the Property taxes for a home in one part of a county, it can differ from the property taxes for the same value of home in a different municipality and/or school district.
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Land registry serves many purposes. The office of the registrar of land keep record of all the land selling purchasing etc. If you want to buy a land you have to check it with the registrar whether the seller is the true owner of the land or not. When a bank is giving loan against any property,  it check it with the registrar the true status of the land. The bank also check whether the land is already charged or not i.e. whether the owner has taken any other loan on that land or not. \n\n A registry gives full legal right to owner of the land.so  a land registry is essential and serves many purposes.
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There are two principal reliefs from inheritance tax, namely Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief. Both of these reliefs, subject to certain ownership conditions, operate by reducing the value of qualifying assets liable to inheritance tax.\n\nThe reductions are as follows:\n\n100% for the agricultural value of farmland, including farmland under certain tenancies which commenced after 31 August 1995 \n50% for the agricultural value of most other tenanted agricultural land \n100% for interests in business assets owned by a sole trader or by a partnership and shares in private companies carrying on a business \n50% for land, buildings and certain other assets used in a farming partnership or company, but owned personally (and not otherwise covered by agricultural property relief). \nThe effect of these reliefs is to remove much farmland from the charge to inheritance tax. Care is needed, however, if the land or farm buildings have development or amenity value and are owned personally and used by a farming partnership or company. In these cases, relief may be restricted to 50% of the development or amenity value and hence the structuring of the business can be important.\n\nThe availability of Agricultural Property Relief on the farmhouse is unique, reflecting the close involvement of the farmer with the business. However, this means that the appropriateness of the farmhouse is closely scrutinised by the Inland Revenue. There have been a number of recent Special Commissioners cases dealing the availability of relief, and further advice should be sought in order to consider how relief can be maximised.\n\nWhat are the ownership conditions?\n\nTo qualify for Agricultural Property Relief, the farmland must either:\n\nhave been owned and farmed in hand by the farmer for two years; or \nowned by the farmer for seven years and used by someone else (eg tenant) for the purposes of farming. \nLand ownership has often been linked with tenancies in the past, as this allows the landowner to divest himself of the day to day management of the farm. However, the capital tax disincentives have encouraged new vehicles for carrying on farming on the farmland such as share farming and contract farming. Provided that these agreements are structured carefully, these allow the landowner to be treated as a farmer by the Inland Revenue whilst delegating day to day farm management
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Really ambiguous question. You may be talking about income tax withholding, sales tax, property tax, etc.  Furthermore, it could relate to federal or state charts. Feel free to ask the question again, that way somebody could assist you with your needs.
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I'm not sure about your question--which is better?\n\nWhen you have a mortgage, early on the bulk of the payments are interest, and you can deduct that amount on  your income tax.  A good deal.
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The first answer may only refer to income tax(?) If you take into account indirect taxes such as purchase tax/VAT, duties such as on fuel etc. and other charges such as local authority rates the situation may be different. I think a better picture would be obtained by looking at the government's total tax revenue as a percentage of GNP.\nIn the end you pay your money and hope the government makes good use of it.
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New stamp duty rates:\n\nProperty price:\n£125,000 - 0% \n£125,001 - £250,000 1% \n£250,001 - £500,000 3% \n£500,001 or more 4% \n\nNot sure about inheritance tax
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I found this website really useful:\n\nhttp://www.direct.gov.uk/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/BeginnersGuideToTax/BeginnersGuideToTaxArticles/fs/en?CONTENT_ID=4015472&chk=iIHw8P
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none. The forms are similar in every country.  owever, if you ARE an Indian citizen, it should be easier to visit any former British colony.  If you are just visiting India from another country, Good luck!
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As an Englishman living in England,let me tell you this,my friend, the only land that you can buy where you make a profit is that where they are pulling down council estates and that will cost you a small fortune ! Try looking a small farms with no amenities and planning permission.
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There is, as previous answerers have pointed out, a great difference between income and council tax. Income tax varies, slightly, with the amount of money you earn. So, those more able to contribute more, this is, of course, a much more just system of taxation. If we were pushing a car, would we not expect the strongest to push harder? Ideally we would have a local income tax to replace council tax
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You are saving on the VAT which if you bought the coins in the UK would be another 17.5%.\n\nBe carefull as if you sell in the UK you may be liable for duty.