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This paper provides a theoretical statement about the effect of tax on the present value of lost income streams. I consider the simple case of flat tax rates on earnings and interest income. I approximate tax effects via the instantaneous rate of change - in present value – when the tax rate...
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Anderson and Barber (2010) provide a recent discussion of tax effects on economic damages, for forensic economists and similar experts who supply the courts with opinions on economic damages. Anderson and Barbers' paper fills a void in the forensic economics literature, by offering a formal...
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In 1982 Congress legislated a tax subsidy incentivizing the use of structured settlements. Since then the structured settlement has become a common conclusion for personal injury claims. Perhaps to the detriment of plaintiffs, it became clear early on that defendants and their liability insurers...
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Tax professionals are responsible for objectively evaluating tax authorities and evidence relevant to their application and for serving as client advocates. We predict that practice risk, i.e., exposure to monetary and nonmonetary costs of making inappropriate recommendations, will affect tax...
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This paper is a follow-up to a study that ranked California last in terms of business friendliness. The present paper provides some reasons why the per capita GDP in California is going up even though thousands of business are leaving the state because of its high taxes and burdensome regulations
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This study is the first annual McGee Report on the best and worst states for business. The fifty states are ranked based on the extent to which they facilitate business creation and expansion. This study incorporated the data collected from five other studies, which included the examination of...
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The present value discount rate is about the investor, the expected market rate of return on his best alternative asset (BAA), his opportunity cost of buying a subject asset (not the subject's rate of return, subject owner's/seller's cost of capital, nor the required rate of return on an...
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