Tag: TA
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Tax Deductions
Description and Definition of Tax Deductions Amounts that a person or business can subtract from their income before calculating their taxable income. The more you can deduct the less tax you pay. Resources See Also Further Reading Tax Deductions in the West's Tax Law Dictionary Tax […]
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Tax Liability
About Tax Liability: amount owed to a taxing body. Tax liability is the amount of tax computed as due. Taxpayers pay their federal and some States (like Massachusetts) income tax liabilities through withholding, estimated tax payments, and payments made with the tax forms they file with the […]
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Tariff
Tariff means:a federal tax (usually Ad Valorem) on imports or exports (in general, a tax on products imported from foreign countries, save in case of some international agreements), usually imposed either to raise revenue (called a revenue tariff) or to protect domestic firms from import […]
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Tax Year
Description and Definition of Tax Year A period of 12 months for reporting income and expenses. Most individual taxpayers use the calendar year as their tax year. Resources See Also Further Reading Tax Year in the West's Tax Law Dictionary Tax Year in "A Dictionary of Taxation"
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Tax Declaration
Us Fiduciary Tax Declaration Issue You may find information about Us Fiduciary Tax Declaration in this Tax Platform of the American Encyclopedia of Law.
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Taxation
Taxation Resources Further Reading Tax Aspects of Divorce and Separation (LJP) Tax Controversies: Audits, Investigations, Trials Tax Planning For Corporations and Shareholders Tax Planning for Corporations and Shareholders-Forms Tax Planning for Retirees Tax Planning for S Corporations Tax Planning for the Alternative Minimum Tax Tax, Estate & Financial Planning for the Elderly Taxation of Executive…
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Tax Treaties
Tax Treaties If a taxpayer has ties to both the United States and another country, or is a resident of a foreign country, you should determine whether any tax treaties apply. Tax treaties between countries, also referred to as tax conventions, seek to eliminate or reduce double taxation. If the taxpayer determines that a treaty…
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Tax Court Decisions
Tax Court Decisions “When the IRS determines a deficiency, the taxpayer can litigate the matter in any one of three courts: the Tax Court, a federal district court, or the Claims Court. [footnote omitted] If the first route is chosen, the taxpayer can litigate without paying in advance; to litigate in the district court or…
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Tax Looseleaf Services
Tax Looseleaf Services Some researches and tax practitioners start legal tax research with a tax looseleaf service. The tax looseleafs are helpful because they combine the current version of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) and the IRS Regulations with detailed explanations and analysis of the IRC and Regulations and case annotations. Using Tax Looseleaf Services…
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Tax Cases
About U.S. Tax Cases: publication of Commerce Clearing House. Includes decisions of U.S. District Courts, U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and Court of Appeals….