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Reformed taxation of capital gains could play an important role in a broader policy package to improve the simplicity, equity, and efficiency of the federal tax system. Constructive reforms for the United States would draw on Canadian provisions for taxing capital gains: a) eliminate the...
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Zusammenfassung Der Aufsatz diskutiert die Finanzierungsanreize, wie sie von der Steuerreform ausgehen und vergleicht sie mit den Anreizen vor der Reform. Trotz des Systemwechsels vom körperschaftsteuerlichen Anrechnungsverfahren zum Halbeinkünfteverfahren ergeben sich nur moderate...
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In the last 15 years, legislation has been passed in many Western European countries clarifying the tax treatment of stock options. The intent of the legislation has been to encourage holders of stocks and shares to take a long‐term investment outlook. A general background to how these stock...
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Argues that direct tax reform in India should include elimination of income tax and capital gains taxes. Presents an analysis of how the unbelievably high direct tax rates over several years, coupled with several types of controls, drastically distorted the price and incentive system. Shows...
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This article comprises an attempt to find a practical method of applying the decision in the case of the Commissioner for the South African Revenue Service v Woulidge (63 SATC 483) (‘Woulidge’) to limit the application of section 7(3) of the Income Tax Act (‘the Act’). It is proposed in...
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Paragraphs 68 to 72 of the Eighth Schedule to the Income Tax Act No. 58 of 1962 (the Act’) were inserted to perform the same function as that of section 7, namely to attribute income in cases in which the taxpayer has disposed of that source of income by means of donation, settlement or other...
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Despite the South African legislature’s intention to introduce capital gains tax (CGT) as a simple and clear tax, it is an extremely complex tax. Several provisions of both the Eighth Schedule to the Income Tax Act 58 of 1962 and the Act itself have to be taken into account in determining...
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Purpose – Very little is known about the influences on dividend decisions in Pakistan, despite the importance of the market in the region and the nation's non‐standard tax system. This study therefore aims to provide detailed evidence regarding this issue by examining the views of those...
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Examines aspects of taxation which may be of interest to the property manager. Restricts the scope to an estate which includes one or more houses, with reference to capital gains tax. Discusses issues around: what is a house or garden, what is occupancy, who is the owner, and what happens when...
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Purpose – This paper aims to investigate whether the concept of the golden rule of capital accumulation is an applicable normative guidepost for a market economy even in the absence of the distortions usually associated with income and consumption taxes. Design/methodology/approach – The...
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