TAX 9869 Lecture Notes - Lecture 39: Withholding Tax, Foreign Corporation

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Other things that could create a us trade/biz. You have to look at activity- continuous/regular, here are the things for you to consider: If person is of an independent nature, then you can avoid us trade/biz if they"re not my employee. If i"m a foreign corporation and i want to have activity in the. If this person does nothing except work for you, and takes direction straight from you and if you"re taking a vacation, he has to call/email you, that person is most likely working just for you. He"s a dependent agent and could create a us trade/biz. But if he"s truly independent, then he would not create a us trade/biz: dependent agents/employees" activities could create a us trade/biz for the person who is paying. If a person from china owns an apt in ny, as long as they rent it out, could be withholding tax on rental pmts, but doesn"t mean i"m engaged in a us trade/biz.

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I'm trying to get a jump start on our essay paper that is due 11/19 and a little stuck on what to put as my topic and thesis. the idea that i have is that i've noticed that since the recession stores like toys r us are doing alot of "price match" adjustments for their customers. for example, if i wish to purchase an item in toys r us and its sold at another store at a cheaper price (eg. walmart), toy r us will then give me the item at their competitors price. As a customer, i saved, but on toy r us end did they? what factor determines how low are they willing to go to to drop their prices? is this a profit margin essay? if so how do i go about formulating this into a thesis? and what direction should my paper go. These are my thoughts. But im not sure how i go about developing a topic and thesis from it. hope someone can help me.

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1. Punishment and obedience

2. Instrument and volatility

3. Interpersonal concordance

4. Law and order

5. The social contract

6. Universal ethical principles

a) Erin: This business violates every principle our country stands for! This is not what America is about. The government is wrong to allow companies like this exist. We are going to stand up for what America believes in and protest until the government passes laws to make this kind of business illegal!

Erin is at stage ________ because

b) Danielle: I'm really sorry about what happened, but it's not my fault. The leader of this group is vicious and dangerous. I had to go along with him, or I would have gotten into trouble. He might have hurt me.

Danielle is at stage ________ because

c) Jquaan: Look, all my friends belong to this protest group. I couldnâ' let them down. What kind of person would they think I am if I didn't climb the fence with them? I don't want my friends thinking I'm a coward!

Jquaan is at stage ________ because

d) Olivia: I'm not really one of the protesters. Some guy paid us $50 each if we would make the crowd look bigger for the television cameras. I'm just out for myself here. I'll even testify against them if you drop the charges against me and pay me a little something for my trouble.

Olivia is stage __________ because

e) Christopher: I cannot stand by silently while a company violates important principles that I believe in deeply. Human life is at stake. Prosecute me if you have to, but I'm standing by my principles.

Christopher is at stage ______ because

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A few friends of mine told me that salt provides zeronutritional value to us, and in fact can harm our bodies. Now,these guys are medical students, and being an engineering studentmyself, I decided not to argue with them. The rest of this questionassumes that this fact is true, so if it's not, you can just goahead and call me out now...

So here's my understanding of things: we 'like' doing thingsbecause of our instincts, which have slowly become refined overmillions of years. For example, I 'like' eating foods with fat init because my instinct compels me to do so. Fat is 'good' for mybody, since it provides a lot of energy (obesity problemsaside).

So are there certain things, such as eating salt, that are notin fact beneficial in any way, and we only do these things becausewe were trained to as children? This is the only thing I could comeup with, but it's not a very satisfying explanation for a fewreasons. First, I think humans have been eating salt for a longtime. This would mean that most likely, it is actually our'instinct' to eat salt. Also, salt is eaten in every culture today,which has the same implication.

So is there some better explanation?

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