This document provides a quiz for an income taxation pre-finals course. It lists 10 terms related to income taxation and financial concepts and asks the student to identify each term, including escalating tax, added expense, added-value tax, tax on capital gains, tax on capital transfers, income tax, tax fraud, tax evasion, depreciation, and disincentive.
This document provides a quiz for an income taxation pre-finals course. It lists 10 terms related to income taxation and financial concepts and asks the student to identify each term, including escalating tax, added expense, added-value tax, tax on capital gains, tax on capital transfers, income tax, tax fraud, tax evasion, depreciation, and disincentive.
This document provides a quiz for an income taxation pre-finals course. It lists 10 terms related to income taxation and financial concepts and asks the student to identify each term, including escalating tax, added expense, added-value tax, tax on capital gains, tax on capital transfers, income tax, tax fraud, tax evasion, depreciation, and disincentive.
1. Escalating tax - a fee assessed at a greater rate in relation to income
2. Added expense - a fee imposed on purchases, sales, transactions, imports, and other activities 3. Added-value tax - a tax collected at each stage of the manufacturing process, excluding expenditures that have already been taxed at earlier stages. 4. Tax on capital gains- Earnings from the sale of assets are often subject to taxes. 5. Tax on capital transfers - Beyond a particular value, gifts and inheritances are frequently subject to a 6. Income tax - the yearly wealth tax levied on persons (in some countries) 7. Tax fraud - giving tax officials false information 8. Tax evasion - Keeping your tax payments to a legal minimum 9. Depreciation - lowering a fixed asset's value by deducting it from earnings 10. Disincentive - something that makes a decision less likely