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AUTHOR |
Sebree, Chet'la. |
TITLE |
Understanding taxation [electronic resource] / Chet'la Sebree. |
IMPRINT |
New York : Cavendish Square, 2020. |
DESCRIPTION |
1 online resource (80 p.) : ill. (chiefly col.), maps, port. |
SERIES |
21st-century economics. |
SERIES |
Gale eBooks. |
NOTE |
Includes bibliographical references and index. |
CONTENT NOTE |
chapter 1. Different types of taxes -- chapter 2. The history of US taxes -- chapter 3. The effects: benefits and drawbacks -- chapter 4. Tax returns -- chapter 5. Changing times. |
SUMMARY |
This book explains what taxes are, what they are used for, and gives a general understanding of the obligatory fees each person must pay their government. It explains the history of taxation, the different types of taxes and their effects, how important they are to modern economies, and how taxation levels can change depending on a nation's financial health. Includes real-world examples that show how 21st century tax policies affect individuals, corporations, and countries. |
SUBJECT |
Taxation -- United States. |
DISCIPLINE |
Economics. |
DISCIPLINE |
Internet Resources. |
LINK |
Available via Gale Virtual Reference Library. Click here to access (Password can be acquired from eClass public announcement) |
ISBN |
9781502646163 (ebk.). |