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taxable (sometimes
called non-****essable income) and some
expenditures not
deductible in
computing taxable income. Some
systems base
tax on
taxable income...
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rates of taxation. It is used to
illustrate the
concept of
taxable income elasticity (that
taxable income will
change in
response to
changes in the rate of...
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gross wages. Some
taxes, such as
Social Security, have
other exemptions. "Gross
Wages vs.
Taxable Wages". pocketsense.com. "
Taxable Wage
Definition for...
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corporations are
directly taxable, and
estates and
trusts may be
taxable on
undistributed income.
Partnerships are not
taxed (with some
exceptions in the...
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States federal corporate tax returns require both com****tion of
taxable income from
components thereof and
reconciliation of
taxable income to
financial statement...
- ****ulative
taxable gifts, and is
reduced by
prior gift
taxes paid. The
federal estate tax is
computed on the sum of
taxable estate and
taxable gifts, and...
- base upon
which a
tax system imposes a
tax:
Taxable income Taxable wages Taxable profit Taxable estate under an
estate tax regime Taxable real-estate under...
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amount of
taxes paid to the
total tax base (
taxable income or spending),
expressed as a percentage.
Average tax rates is used to
measure tax burden of...
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provided up to a 75%
reduction (leaving 25%
taxable) in
taxable gains for
business ****ets, and 40% (leaving 60%
taxable), for non-business ****ets, for an individual...
- of all
taxable income,
including the W-2 wages.
Almost all
income is
taxable.
There are a few
exemptions for
individuals such as non-
taxable interest...
