what is the different betwwen direct taxes and indirect taxes???
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The income tax and the sales tax are direct taxes. You see what you are paying.  Indirect taxes are taxes paid by a business, you know that they are paying them but they are hidden in the cost of what you are buying.
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In many sates, taxes are 7.5%. If you are trying to find 7.5% you need to multiply .075 by $51.35.  The answer would be $3.85 (rounded off).\n.0075 is the same as .75%.  Then your answer would only be .39 (rounded off)
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there is direct and indirect variation, direct is y=kx and indirect is xy=k or y=k/x.  the constant of varitaion is k, which determines what x and y are.  normally they will tell you x or y and k, and ask you to find the other variable.
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Raises taxes or lowers taxes.
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Salaries, multiple shifts\nInsurance, payroll taxes, inventory costs, rent, utilities, supplies for cooking, serving, printing costs for menus, signage, advertising, funishings (tables, chairs), internet access, computer hardware/software, tax preparation, cash register, spoiled food, bank account fees, local permits, sales tax permits, federal/state/local taxes
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After deductions the percentage taken out on the second job is higher than the first, and due to income tax brackets, the marginal tax rate for the third job will be higher than for the second.  However, it's impossible to know for certain without more information.  However, the total rate will be the same, even if you increase your hours and make the same amount on your first job.
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Tax write-offs.\nSee above.
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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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Yes extra\nstupidity tax
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taxes, taxes, taxes. A vote for the Dem's is a vote for taxes.
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If you want us to pick which of the options you listed simplify the task of the IRS, the answer is the standard deduction.  If you want to know the best way to simplify the task of the IRS, see http://www.fairtax.org/
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All money we receive is taxable if you find a way out of it let us all know. Peace out!!!
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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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Debt - Interest payments are tax deductable\nEquity - Dividend payments are not tax deductable
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You may pay several different taxes depending on where you live.\n\nSome places have a transfer tax when you buy the house, sort of like a sales tax.\n\nMost cities and counties have real estate taxes based on the value of your home. Sometimes there is a school tax, too, but sometimes they're combined.\n\nThese taxes are all deductible on your federal income tax if you itemize.\n\nSome places have a sewer tax that is based on water use so it may or may not be deductible.\n\nYour best source for this information would be a Realtor and a tax adviser.
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One of the best alternatives to all types of tax is the expenditure tax. Do away with council, income and corporate taxes and have a flat 30% expenditure tax. True, prices will increase in the short term but so will the income and hence we will have a balance. Also, this will mean that immigrants & assylum seekers will also pay the full tax and hence will not run away with using the services without pay anything.