If you have a 10 year loan, you'd put 10 here.

And the net income is 357,000.

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And it actually should be an after tax return on that cash.

So the actual effect ends up being 2,100.

Why don't we lower both lines?

And there will also be a progression on the other side of the coin.

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Take us in. Full impulse.

I'm sorry, the correct answer is Full Metal Jacket .

Expenditures that are exactly twice the amount of the basic income will be the zero point for tax payments.

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And then, let's just say they're in the Caribbean and they don't have to pay taxes.

If there is no more income tax and VAT is only added at the end of the value chain, then we have a VAT of around 100 .

The answer, I think, is that they used every tool in the toolbox.

You've got full impulse and warp standing by.

No, it's taxexclusive

If it's 30 , that means a 100 deduction will save you 30.

The factory is running at full capacity.

But we could do that to test for mediation.

The income tax rate increases in proportion as your salary rises.

The income tax rate increases in proportion to the salary increase.

For even higher expenditures the tax percentage can be up to 50 .

Taxes consist of direct taxes and indirect ones.

but let's, just for simplicity, assume my tax rate is still 30,000.

Stop!

So now I tell the IRS that I'm actually making 55,000 a year.

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In the OECD survey, northern European countries are keeping their high ranking in tax rates.

Tax officials are zeroing in on income tax evasion.

Our factories are working at full capacity.

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So let's just say 1 just for simplicity.

Taxes?

If we only take the real, effective price of the value of both these products, without the previously added taxes, and then add the same amount of consumption tax to both until both reach the same tax capacity, which was shown in red previously, then one would be cheaper than it is today, and the other more expensive.

Or you could say the model is very, very, very sensitive to that assumption.