Sentences with phrase «legislation income tax act»

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However, the Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Act, which was reintroduced into legislation last year, has failed to gain enough traction in Congress.

Economic Recovery Tax Act (ERTA): Tax legislation enacted in 1981 (and often referred to as the «Reagan tax cut») that significantly reduced income taxes on individuals and businessTax Act (ERTA): Tax legislation enacted in 1981 (and often referred to as the «Reagan tax cut») that significantly reduced income taxes on individuals and businessTax legislation enacted in 1981 (and often referred to as the «Reagan tax cut») that significantly reduced income taxes on individuals and businesstax cut») that significantly reduced income taxes on individuals and businesses.

Other issues that will receive the same treatment include legislation that would allow NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio to raise income taxes on the rich to fund pre-K, the public campaign finance bill and Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Women's Equality Act (assuming that it includes the abortion - rights plank, which is the piece the right finds most offensive).

The Felder bill would change the state's tax law by basing personal income off the federal IRC in effect on or before Dec. 1 — before Congress acted on its tax cut legislation.

You are applying for a CIBC Tax Free Savings Account (the «Plan») and are asking CIBC to please file an election with the Minister of National Revenue to register your Plan as a Tax - Free Savings Account under the Income Tax Act (Canada), and, if applicable, the income tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicatiTax Free Savings Account (the «Plan») and are asking CIBC to please file an election with the Minister of National Revenue to register your Plan as a Tax - Free Savings Account under the Income Tax Act (Canada), and, if applicable, the income tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicatiTax - Free Savings Account under the Income Tax Act (Canada), and, if applicable, the income tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicIncome Tax Act (Canada), and, if applicable, the income tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicatiTax Act (Canada), and, if applicable, the income tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicincome tax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this applicatitax legislation of the Province indicated in the address you provided in this application.

The Income Tax Act specifically allows that for the purposes of determining taxable income, a person can deduct any legal and accounting fees (which the legislation collectively calls «professional fees») that are incurred in the pursuit of a claim for child or spousal suIncome Tax Act specifically allows that for the purposes of determining taxable income, a person can deduct any legal and accounting fees (which the legislation collectively calls «professional fees») that are incurred in the pursuit of a claim for child or spousal suincome, a person can deduct any legal and accounting fees (which the legislation collectively calls «professional fees») that are incurred in the pursuit of a claim for child or spousal support.

Generally, using an SLP should not raise major tax issues in the UK, since specific legislation has been enacted to preserve equality of treatment betweenScotland and England in respect of, for example, computation of partnership profits (Income and Corporation Taxes Act [ICTA] 1988, section 111 [1]-RRB-; capital gains (TCGA 1992, section 59 [1][a]-RRB-; relevant investments (Income Tax Act [ITA] 2007, section 856); and accrued income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]-RRtax issues in the UK, since specific legislation has been enacted to preserve equality of treatment betweenScotland and England in respect of, for example, computation of partnership profits (Income and Corporation Taxes Act [ICTA] 1988, section 111 [1]-RRB-; capital gains (TCGA 1992, section 59 [1][a]-RRB-; relevant investments (Income Tax Act [ITA] 2007, section 856); and accrued income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]Income and Corporation Taxes Act [ICTA] 1988, section 111 [1]-RRB-; capital gains (TCGA 1992, section 59 [1][a]-RRB-; relevant investments (Income Tax Act [ITA] 2007, section 856); and accrued income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]Income Tax Act [ITA] 2007, section 856); and accrued income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]-RRTax Act [ITA] 2007, section 856); and accrued income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]income [ITA 2007, section 675 [3]-RRB-.

(5) If, under the Income Tax Act (Canada) or legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to income, a person is required to report the amount of his or her income, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislIncome Tax Act (Canada) or legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to income, a person is required to report the amount of his or her income, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislatiTax Act (Canada) or legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to income, a person is required to report the amount of his or her income, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislatitax calculated by reference to income, a person is required to report the amount of his or her income, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislincome, a person is required to report the amount of his or her income, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislincome, the person's income before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislincome before an accident shall be determined for the purposes of this Part without reference to any income the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislincome the person has failed to report contrary to that Act or legislation.

(6) The amount of a person's gross annual employment income and the amount of the person's income or loss from self - employment may be adjusted for the purposes of this Part to reflect any subsequent change in the amount determined by the Canada Revenue Agency under the Income Tax Act (Canada) or by the relevant government or agency under the legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to iincome and the amount of the person's income or loss from self - employment may be adjusted for the purposes of this Part to reflect any subsequent change in the amount determined by the Canada Revenue Agency under the Income Tax Act (Canada) or by the relevant government or agency under the legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to iincome or loss from self - employment may be adjusted for the purposes of this Part to reflect any subsequent change in the amount determined by the Canada Revenue Agency under the Income Tax Act (Canada) or by the relevant government or agency under the legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to iIncome Tax Act (Canada) or by the relevant government or agency under the legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to incoTax Act (Canada) or by the relevant government or agency under the legislation of another jurisdiction that imposes a tax calculated by reference to incotax calculated by reference to incomeincome.

Companies can also be held liable for offences under specific legislation such as the Securities and Futures Act (SFA), the Income Tax Act and the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes Act (CDSA).

Although Tysoe J.A. explained in the examples he referred to in Lines that «it was the intention of the Legislature to give a discretion to the judge to determine what period or periods are appropriate for the determination of net income loss in all of the circumstances», once that determination is made, the legislation requires a deduction from the gross income loss to take into account the provisions of the Income Tax Act of British Columbia, the Income Tax Act of Canada and the Employment Insurance Act of Canada for the relevant year or income loss in all of the circumstances», once that determination is made, the legislation requires a deduction from the gross income loss to take into account the provisions of the Income Tax Act of British Columbia, the Income Tax Act of Canada and the Employment Insurance Act of Canada for the relevant year or income loss to take into account the provisions of the Income Tax Act of British Columbia, the Income Tax Act of Canada and the Employment Insurance Act of Canada for the relevant year or Income Tax Act of British Columbia, the Income Tax Act of Canada and the Employment Insurance Act of Canada for the relevant year or Income Tax Act of Canada and the Employment Insurance Act of Canada for the relevant year or years.

Vancouver Criminal Defence Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan provides criminal and regulatory defence for clients charged with any Criminal Code offence and many offences under different Federal and Provincial statutes including the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, the Income Tax Act, securities legislation, environmental and safety legislation and motor vehicle statutes including the provincial Motor Vehicle Act.

The legislation referred to is An Act to Amend the Canada Elections Act and the Income Tax Act, S.C. 2004, c. 24.

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There are no links to relevant sections of the Income Tax Act that I could see; I realize that this is meant to make laws more comprehensible, but it would be handy for editors, surely, to be able easily to see the actual wording of the legislation.

The use of a structure headed by a trust does not avoid income tax on the individual and any challenge by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is likely to include consideration of the settlements legislation in the Income Corporation and Taxes Act 1988, s 660A and anti-avoidance provisions in ss 739 &mdashincome tax on the individual and any challenge by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is likely to include consideration of the settlements legislation in the Income Corporation and Taxes Act 1988, s 660A and anti-avoidance provisions in ss 739 &mdashIncome Corporation and Taxes Act 1988, s 660A and anti-avoidance provisions in ss 739 — 746.

Tremayne believes the legislation is necessary for reasons of transparency and the use of the Income Tax Act is preferable to province - by - province amendments.

New legislation impacting Realtors will emerge in the Income Tax Act.