TAXATION: DO CANADIAN CORPORATIONS PAY THEIR SHARE?

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• Income tax fraud knowledge is must learn nowadays By: Esteri - The entire world agrees that these are days of hard living when people should be cautious with the way each hard- earned dollar is spent. The cost of inflation on fuel and food stuffs has shaken every country especially the third world countries whose economies are still growing and being revived. No one can afford to be cheated into income tax frauds, because serious consequences will be awaiting them on the other end.
• A Christmas Without Cash By: Corney Vanhelden - Okay, my illustrious readers, I want you to sit down and come with me on a modern day horror story that will leave you quaking in your boots – I promise!! Here we go. One upon a time there was a successful entrepreneur who owned and operated a furniture store. His furniture store was unique because it was one of the few family-owned operations in the nation. He prided himself on giving personalized service to each and every customer who came into his store.
• The Ruble is in Trouble! By: Corney Vanhelden - by Corney Vanhelden Russia is now faced with another possible huge devaluation of the ruble. While some still say that nothing has changed, the crisis is evidently imminent, and whether it is going to be a major fall in the value of the ruble or just a small percentage downslide, either way, it is going to spell doom for the already cringing economy. The early years In the initial years there were very few Soviet people who had dollars – in fact, possessing foreign currency was illegal.
• Senior Citizens & Taxes By: Dev Saras - Senior citizens have several tax exemptions, including property tax exemptions and income tax benefits. A great portion of the senior citizen population lives on social security checks. Maybe they also have some dividends coming in from their investments. That's most probably all. These senior citizens do deserve tax concessions and the successive governments have taken extra care to take as much tax burden as possible off the shoulders of senior citizens. They have to pay taxes of various kinds, but their age alone can be a factor that saves some good bucks.
• The Aftermath of the Presidential Elections By: Corney Vanhelden - All of us are aware that the economy is currently in turmoil – the deficits in budget are on an ever-spiraling growth curve, mortgage payment defaults are continuously on the rise, spending power has drastically decreased! Experts say that all these financial implications and economic issues have contributed towards the precipitation of results in the recent presidential election. Now that the elections are over, are the financial burdens going to be removed pretty soon? Mr. Obama is now faced with numerous issues, all of which threaten further weakening of the economy.
• Zoning for the Love of Money By: Corney Vanhelden - By Corney Vanhelden What I’m talking about here are currency zones: geographic areas that use a specific currency for most financial transactions. Did you know that in the world today there are four major currency zones? Those zones and their respective currencies are as follows: Russia – ruble China – renminbi (yuan is the unit of transaction) Europe – euro USA – dollar Once upon a time, the dollar was the strongest currency, the one that “backed” other world currencies. But those days are changing, and changing fast.
• Lower Your Taxes and Help Your Favorite Charity By: Robert D Cavanaugh - Given the fact that most seniors are interested in a secure income, reducing risk and lowering taxes, here is a planning technique to consider if you are trying to increase your income. Maybe you have an investment that is coming up for renewal and you discover the rate is going to be lower. You could have some stocks or mutual funds that were invested for growth and are thinking about selling some off and re-investing in something that would pay you an income.
• Implications of the New, Heightened Tax Return Preparer Penalties By: Hank Gutman - The Tax Governance Institute (TGI), a forum dedicated to the analysis of corporate issues relating to day-to-day and long-term tax risk management, recently hosted a live video-cast panel discussion to review the implications of the new, heightened tax return preparer penalties. Moderated by TGI Director Hank Gutman, the panel included: Anita Soucy, Attorney-Advisor in the Office of Tax Policy, U.S. Department of Treasury, and one of the principal authors of the recently released Treasury guidance on the new tax return preparer penalties;
• REAPmoreWealth Announces Innovative "Own Nothing, Control Everything" Real Estate Investment Methodology By: Dave Salcido - Nelson Rockefeller once said the secret to success is to “own nothing, but control everything”. Is this success formula applicable to real estate? The rules of Real Estate Investing are changing almost by the second. What you don't know can hurt you. What you DO know canbring you wealth! Many of today’s so-called Gurus are teachingyesterday’s news. And worse, a majority of them aren’t even doing deals. Why? Because: 1. their stuff doesn’t work anymore 2. they are too lazy to actually practice what they preach 3.
• How to Hire a Tax Resolution Company You Can Trust By: Michael Rozbruch - Tax-burdened Americans seeking professional help in solving their IRS problems have more options today than ever before. The tax debt relief industry has seen dramatic growth over the past 5 years as many companies have entered the arena to offer help to taxpayers impacted by a sharp increase in IRS tax compliance enforcement. But lately, many of these so-called tax resolution firms have been making headlines for misleading consumers with deceptive advertising and false claims that they can settle taxpayers’ debt for “pennies on the dollar.

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