multiple taxation

Social Security can also add a layer of multiple taxation.

What we need is better coordination in order to eliminate certain double and multiple taxation problems.

Otherwise, they argued, Illinois phone users would be subject to multiple taxation from other states.

Multiple taxation is seen as a particular threat.

It is multiple taxation since income tax is them paid in addition to that form of tax.

According to the Double the Fist website, he is on the run from multiple taxation agencies.

All of these multiple taxation schemes steal the American Dream from us all.

Because a ticket is sold only once, there is no chance of multiple taxation, Justice Souter said.

This differs from the rules of general civil litigation, but it does offer the opportunity to develop creative settlement strategies particularly where multiple taxation years or issues are involved.

The rates for the working poor and the rich are fairly close together, Professor Kotlikoff said, in part because of the disproportionate effect of multiple taxation on low-income families.

The non-Indian producer, the Cotton Petroleum Corporation, argued that it was being subjected to unconstitutional multiple taxation and that the state tax was pre-empted by Federal law.

And unlike the double taxation of dividends, which mainly affects the wealthy, the burden of other forms of multiple taxation - sales taxes, import taxes, payroll taxes, among others - often falls most heavily on poorer Americans.

That aspect of the law guards against the problem of multiple taxation, he said, "for if every state taxed only those interstate phone calls which are charged to an in-state service address, only one state would tax each interstate telephone call."

That means creating a system that applies a low tax rate on all taxpayers, protects taxpayer rights and stops collection abuses, ends the multiple taxation of saving and investment, and imposes rules to ensure substantial consensus before taxes are raised by Congress.

The greatest practical problem associated with the collection of franchise taxes is the multiplicity of potential levies on a single retail customer; the ban on multiple taxation in the Internet Tax Freedom Act is a response, in part, to this issue.

In the absence of specific laws prohibiting multiple taxation, and as long as the total of taxes does not exceed 100% of the value of the tangible personal property, the courts will allow such multiple taxation.

"More than five million have been uprooted, nearly four million of them becoming refugees abroad ... In large areas of the countryside where resistance is active, wartime conditions and longstanding animosities among competing tribal groups have led to multiple taxation, arbitrary detention, and outright banditry."

She said the state court had found that the actual cost to Barclays of setting up an accounting system to meet California's requirements was modest, ranging from $900 to $1,250 a year, and that no system for taxing the income of international enterprises could be entirely free of the risk of multiple taxation.

Justice Souter said the flaw in the old New York tax was its potential for multiple taxation: if each state taxed the income of interstate transportation companies, without regard to the number of miles actually traveled within the state, the companies would be liable for multiple taxes on each transaction, to the detriment of interstate commerce.