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LOOPHOLES OFTHE RICH How the Rich Legally Make More Money & Pay Less Tax phần 1 pot
... about how they havemade more money and reduced their taxes by taking advantage of the tax loopholes that the government wants you to use. The loopholes arethere! The government puts them there ... and Ellen while we were attending college. They were looking forward to building their life together—anice house in the suburbs with the two children they planned. Andback then, even though ... much with their two children, and tired most of the time. They were looking for a way out. They weren’t afraid to try some-thing new, and they were bright, hardworking people. But they didn’twant...
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LOOPHOLES OFTHE RICH How the Rich Legally Make More Money & Pay Less Tax phần 2 ppt
... crabs. They knowwhere they are and it’s familiar, even if it is just a box, and they’re all in ittogether. They pull others back into the box because they don t wantthem to leave. Part of the ... pull the others back is because they areafraid for them. And part of the desire is that they don t want to see the other guy succeed, because it would mean that they would have to changethemselves ... income, so they paid the highest rateof tax. Their taxes were paid first and then their money to live on cameout of what was left. Their statement of cash flows review was very sim-ple. Their net...
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LOOPHOLES OFTHE RICH How the Rich Legally Make More Money & Pay Less Tax phần 3 pptx
... contractors. We also looked at the items that they currently paid for with after -tax money. In other words, asemployees, they made their money, paid their taxes, and then paid alltheir expenses ... owners, they wouldmake the money, pay the business expenses, and then pay tax on what isleft. The difference is that the business owner will pay much less tax. In the case of Ted and Ellen, we discovered ... deductions that we coulddo after the year had already ended. There weren’t many, but the ef-fort also gave us the opportunity to plan for more deductions in the future. Even more importantly, we started...
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LOOPHOLES OFTHE RICH How the Rich Legally Make More Money & Pay Less Tax phần 4 docx
... maximize the use of the C corporationgraduated tax structures. But the tax courts are onto that trick! Theyhave used the expression tax tail wagging the economic dog” to describe the type ... case, it de-pends on the nature of the business services. If the business works for the money, the income is earned. If the business’s money earns the money,94 LOOPHOLES OF THE RICH ccc-kennedy_ch07_81-95.qxd ... 103 the business, the shareholders’ other assets are safe. It does not protect the business against liability.Income from the S corporation flows through to the shareholdersand is taxed at the...
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WHY IT IS SO HARD TO GET SAFE WATER TO THE POOR – AND SO PROFITABLE TO SELL IT TO THE RICH pdf
... students concluded that the more the dissemination process is socially em-bedded and the higher the visibility of SODIS in a village, the more adoption will increase. The study recommend that ... regu-larly, for instance because they have forgotten to put the bottles on the roof. Some of them will then drink boiled water, but some will probably also drink water from the well. c. Determined non-users ... prefer to con-sume the water directly from the well. They say ' it tastes better ', and they are convinced that it does not do any harm to their health. In the high Andes of Bolivia,...
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IF FOOTBALL’S A RELIGION, WHY DON’T WE HAVE A PRAYER? pptx
... all the players and they knew me. They were my heroes, my idols. The longer I was around the team and the older I got, the more involved I became with it, because I was closer in age to the ... sleep. I love the competition of the game. I love the players who play it. I love the strategy, the variables. I love the smell of the grass, the sound of the stadium. I love the thrill of ... something. We went running down to the locker room, slipping and sliding the whole way. When we got there, I couldn’t believe my eyes. My dad was on the floor, celebrating with the players....
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Why We Buy: The Science of Shopping--Updated and Revised for the Internet, the Global Consumer, and Beyond
... third of the people there weren't shopping for anything in that aisle. They were brOWSing, or killing time, or, far more often, they were utterly clueless as to where the computer ... as we& apos;d note that he (the man, not the mannequin) entered the cashier line at 11:23 and exited the store at 11:30. Depending on the size of the store and the length of the ... signs were in that store. If we went into stores only when we needed to buy something, and if once there we bought only what we needed, the economy would, , collapse-boom. Fortunately, the...
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What Is the Cognitive Neuroscience of Art… and Why Should We Care? ppt
... explore aesthetic theory in the Enlighten-ment, the reception of British aesthetic theory in Germany, and the significance of these ideas for contemporary debates in aesthetics and other elds.Speakers ... emotional experience of the art is altered. They might claim to like the work because they like the knowledge they have of it or because they have learned they should like it. However, preliminary ... empirical aesthetics is often dened as the study of the neural processes underlying aesthetic experience. In other words, the job of neuroaestheticians is to discover where and how the different...
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the undercover economist exposing why the rich are rich the poor are poor--and why you can never buy a decent used car nov 2005
... out of the scarcity power they’ve rented from the London Eye. They aretorn between raising prices and losing customers, or loweringprices and losing margins. If they have to charge the same ... sup-ported.” The second message is the one that they were straining to hear:“I don t really mind paying a bit extra.”This immediately gave Costa the information they were look-ing for. They know ... pleas of the Soviet official trying to comprehend the western system: “Tellme . . . who is in charge of the supply of bread to the populationof London?” The question is comical, but the answer—nobody—is...
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why we talk the evolutionary origins of language mar 2007
... diVerent from other primates? They clench andbare their teeth; they thrust out their jaws and their chests; they try to givethemselves a stronger and more threatening appearance. They probablyalso ... vervets,for the animals’ associations with the signals relate to the situations towhich they belong rather than to their acoustical form. This is why we canposit that the immediate eVect of the communication ... she makes during her dance. The speed and the number of abdomen waggles indicate the distance between the hiveand the source of food: the nearer the food, the quicker the dance. A three-second...
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PART THREE Practical Examples149point, we have no more clear setups, so we let the stock decide doc
... options.They can short the high of the range, or they can wait for confirmation of the break of the low and try the short. As we ve said before, trading the confirmation is tougher, because the uptick ... issues. We had two negative events from Cisco Systems (CSCO) the day before the trade and in Yahoo! (YHOO) the day of the trade. Both were absorbednicely by the broader trend. The day before the ... point, we had tolook for retest of the high and a break over that for the remaining shares. We were looking for the volume spike once again. We wanted to sell the remaining shares into the next...
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