Tax Carnival Ecstasy – October 4, 2012

Welcome to the October 4, 2012 edition of Tax Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we have some very good articles including the first one by David de Souza on How Do Your Tax Credits Compare With The Rest Of The UK? Anisha at Nerdwallet.com takes a look at Tax-Advantaged Savings Vehicles. How will Mitt Romney handle The Debt Ceiling Deal? Bill Smith has a post for your consideration. And finally Edward Webber examines Which Countries Have The Highest Tax Rates. Hope you enjoy the articles, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook and come back soon.

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Samantha Savory presents Let

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Interesting Facts On Taxes

Mr. President, the problem lies with Government Spending and not taxes.

If you saw President Obama’s 2013 budget estimates, then you probably know that he plans to raise 1.5 trillion dollars by increasing taxes for the rich.

It seems the Obama administration believes in taking people for a ride. They think that if they tell a lie over and over again, it becomes a fact. Nowadays, the president and his leftist cabal spend the whole day talking about how rates for the rich are too low.

Anyone who thinks tax rates for any group of people is too low has … Read the rest

Tax Carnival Ecstasy – January 24, 2012

Welcome to the January 24, 2012 edition of Tax Carnival Ecstasy. In this edition we have DeWitt Dudley explaining how to Report Your Japanese/Foreign Inheritance. The Effective Tax Rate is Not As Simple As It Seems accoring to Patrick LaRue at 2010 Tax. Eva reports that there are Three Days Extra To File Taxes in 2012. And finally we have Robert Moore reporting that the IRS plans to Audit more taxpayers in 2011 than in previous years. Hope you enjoy the material, bookmark, share, tweet, like on Facebook and come back soon.

DeWitt Dudley presents Protecting The Owners and Stock

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The Relationship Between Capital Gains And Economic Growth

Find Out whether or not lower taxes on capital gains promote economic growth.

Mitt Romney admitted on Tuesday that he pays less tax because most of his income is derived from his investments rather than from his wages. Investment incomes are only subjected to 15 percent withholding tax as opposed to the 35 percent tax rate that top employees pay. Romney’s concession reignited the debate as to whether the tax rate on capital gains should be that low.

Jared Bernstein is of the opinion that there is no clear way of showing that low taxes on capital gains promote investments. … Read the rest