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Exemptions are planned for art books, comic books, children’s books, and smaller companies with under 2 million Euros in revenue. The (...)

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Whether you feel compelled to give back or are just calculating charitable deductions for next year's tax return, it's helpful to (...)

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In exchange for special tax treatment, exempt organizations in the United States are required to file special reports with the Internal (...)

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Why it is not government interference for tax money to finance the research in the first place is not clear, except to note that (...)

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Second, the Judge bases many of her analyses of the fourth fair use factor on the percentage of the overall revenue that publishers (...)

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Public access primarily focuses on information and publications funded with tax-payers’ dollars by local, state and national government (...)

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But wouldn’t it be even better if that crumpled-up $20 bill was a check for $1,500? The Internal Revenue Service recently announced (...)

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Instead, the fee that would be paid to some collective organization would amount simply to a tax on use, with no economic benefit or (...)

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You can use DVD to determine how a security’s gross (before tax) or net (after-tax) dividend yield contributes to its overall (...)

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