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$236,435.00
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Tax Court case.
Regulation.
Revenue Ruling.
Tax service.
None of these.
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Which of the following is not a factor that determines whether a taxpayer is required to file a tax return?
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Taxpayer's gross income.
Taxpayer's occupation.
Taxpayer's age.
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.
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$1,000.
$600.
$750.
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Top of Form
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None of these
4.
If Susie earns $750,000 in taxable income, how much tax will she pay as a single taxpayer for year 2012?
$231,639.50
$262,500.00
$239,261.00
$236,435.00
None of these
5.
Which of the following is not considered a primary authority?
Tax Court case.
Regulation.
Revenue Ruling.
Tax service.
None of these.
6.
Which of the following is not a factor that determines whether a taxpayer is required to file a tax return?
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Filing status.
Taxpayer's gross income.
Taxpayer's occupation.
Taxpayer's age.
None of these.
7
.
Corporations are required to file a tax return only if their taxable income is greater than:
$0.
$1,000.
$600.
$750.
None of these. Corporations are always required to file a tax return.
8.
Lavonda discovered that the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has recently issued a favorable opinion with respect to an issue that she is going to litigate with the IRS. Lavonda should choose which of the following trial courts to hear her case:
Tax Court only.
U.S. Court of Federal Claims only.
U.S. District Court only.
Tax Court or the U.S. District Court.
Tax Court or the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
9.
Jason's employer pays year-end bonuses each year on December 31. Jason, a cash basis taxpayer, would prefer to not pay tax on his bonus this year (and actually would prefer his daughter to pay tax on the bonus). So, he leaves town on December 31, 2011 and has his daughter, Julie, pick up his check on January 2nd, 2012. Who reports the income and when?
Julie in 2011
Julie in 2012
Jason in 2011
Jason in 2012
None of these
Top of Form
10.
Investing in municipal bonds to avoid paying tax on interest earned and to earn a higher after-tax yield is an example of:
conversion
tax evasion
timing
income shifting
None of these
Bottom of Form
11.
Which of the following increases the benefits of income deferral?
increasing tax rates
smaller after-tax rate of return
larger after-tax rate of return
smaller magnitude of transactions
None of these
12.
Which of the following is an example of the timing strategy?
A corporation paying its shareholders a $20,000 dividend
A parent employing her child in the family business
A taxpayer gifting stock to his children
A cash-basis busi.
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What is tax equalization
- 1. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019CarlosAntaCallersten = Taxes TaxesEqualization
- 2. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 2 = “It is an agreement whereby the Company offers the Expatriate a certain tax protection that is intended to maintain the same tax burden* as if they had not moved from their country of origin” *A hypo tax in the home country is defined in relation to their employment with the company. Usually, other personal or familiar incomes (not related to the employment with the Company) are not included in the Tax Equalization calculations.
- 3. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 3 = Given it is “an agreement between the Company and the Expat…“ Each Company defines Tax Equalization in a different way, so you should carefully read the Company Policy to understand the details and implications of your particular case.
- 4. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 4 = In this presentation, we will use a simplified example to try to explain the concept. We will present the concept in 3 steps: 1. Situation in home country 2. Negotiating net amounts 3. Tax payment in host country
- 5. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 5 = 1. Situation in home country
- 6. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 6 = 1. Situation in home country Gross Income (before taxes) The starting point is the Annual Gross Income in the home country…
- 7. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 7 = 1. Situation in home country Gross Income (before taxes) - Hypo Tax Acording to home country legislation and Company Policy, a hypo tax has to be defined…
- 8. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 8 = 1. Situation in home country Hypo Tax The Expat agreement will determine how to calculate the hypo tax that will be deducted from the Expat in the home country.
- 9. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 9 = 1. Situation in home country Hypo Tax The agreement will determine if personal deductions or familiar circumstances that are relevant according to the home country tax legislation are taken into account to calculate the hypo tax. For example: if an Expat enjoys a Tax Benefit in his/her home country because he/she has bought a house. Will this Tax Benefit be taken into account in the hypo tax calculation? The answer is: it depends on the Company Policy.
- 10. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 10 = 1. Situation in home country Gross Income (before taxes) - Hypo Tax = Estimated Net Income (after hypo tax)
- 11. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 11 = 2. Negotiating net amounts
- 12. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 12 = 2. Negotiating net amounts Net Income in home country (after taxes)
- 13. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 13 = 2. Negotiating net amounts Net Income in home country (after taxes) Net Income offered In host country (after taxes)
- 14. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 14 = 2. Negotiating net amounts “…to maintain the same tax burden (the “hypo tax” defined) as if they had not moved from their country of origin” Consequently, the Expat feels protected and tends to worry less about their taxes in the country of destination. Furthermore, changes in the tax laws in the host country are absorbed by the company. It is much easier to negotiate the Expat package in this context.
- 15. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 15 = 3. Tax payment in host country
- 16. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 16 = 3. Tax payment in host country Net Income in host country (after taxes)
- 17. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 17 = 3. Tax payment in host country Net Income in host country (after taxes) Taxes borne by the Company
- 18. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 18 = 3. Tax payment in host country Taxes borne by the Company Given Taxes are borne by the Company in the host country, the Expat is protected.
- 19. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 19 = What are the cost implications for the Company? Hypo Tax Home country (defined according to Company Policy) Host country Taxes If host country taxes are higher than Hypo Tax, the Company cost increases. If host country taxes are lower than Hypo Tax, the Company saves money.
- 20. What is Tax Equalization? Copyright CAC, 2019 20 = SUMMARY
- 21. SUMMARY Copyright CAC, 2019 21 = • Companies use Tax Equalization to encourage mobility despite Tax differences among countries. • Taxes are a complex issue in any expatriation. You do not need to become a tax expert , but it may be interesting to look for professional advice in case of doubt on this matter.