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Personal income taxation in the United States of America on federal and state level
Spáčilová, Ivana ; Boháč, Radim (advisor) ; Kohajda, Michael (referee)
Personal Income Taxation in the United States of America on Federal and State Level The main aim of this thesis is to show the complexity of personal income taxation in the United States of America, by explaining the system of taxation and the main changes of the personal income taxation for the last ten years, under the influence of Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act, which was passed in year 2001. The system of this work is divided into four main parts. The role of the first part is to show the history of the taxation which led to the today's personal income taxation system, followed by second part with the explanation of system of the personal income tax of individuals, shown in details with the differentiated statuses of subjects, deductions, progressive tax brackets and tax credit for the taxpayers. The third part shortly describes personal income taxation system in the state of Maryland to show a different layer of the taxation system with its rules. The fourth part reflects the changes of the tax system in the last decade, which were brought by EGTRRA, with its affects on various groups of taxpayers and the effect on the economy of the country. These four parts together should create a picture of the system and its functioning of the personal income taxation in the United States of America.
Personal income tax exemption as a factor which influences taxation rate in selected countries
Korousová, Alice ; Vančurová, Alena (advisor) ; Pšurná, Pavla (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the affect of tax exemption as a structural element of personal income tax at the rate of taxation in the Nordic countries. The first part of the analysis consists of a comparison of the structure of personal income tax in selected countries and an analysis of exempt income, with a focus on social benefits. The final analysis includes calculation of the rate of taxation for several types of households and several levels of income. The results are then compared across selected countries.
Acquisition taxes and transfer real estate
RUDOLFOVÁ, Vladimíra
The bachelor thesis is aimed at analysis of the present legislation on the tax from unpaid property acquisition and acquisition of immovable assets in comparison with the previous legislation on transfer taxes. The bachelor thesis consists of a brief introduction to the chosen topic and of theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part deals with the individual types of taxes in terms of tax subject, tax object, tax exemption, tax base and tax rate. In relation to the tax from unpaid property acquisition, former inheritance and gift taxes (part 2 and 4) there is a separate part dealing with legislation on these taxes before recodification of private law by Act No. 89/2012 Col., the Civil Code and after the recodification. Particular practical questions are presented there that were disputable in practice and were particularly dealt with by regional courts in their administration senates and by the Supreme Administration Court. Part 5 dealing with tax from acquisition of immovable assets then follows. A comparison of the previous and present legislation is performed in the individual sections on tax subject, tax object, tax exemption, tax base and tax rate. This part also contains particular interpretation questions related to the present legislation, and judicature of courts related to the previous legislation. Part 6 contains data on tax collection during the last 10 years. The practical part illustrates booking of acquired assets as a result of unpaid acquisition and as a result of acquisition of immovable assets on concrete accounting cases.

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