TAXWISE OR OTHERWISE

• Published in: BusinessWorld 2010-10
• Main Author: Gabriel, Angelito M
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Subjects: Accountability; Accounting records; Aircraft; Anniversaries; Appeals; Artists; Assurance services; Audited financial statements; Audits; Balance sheets; Brennan, William J Jr; Budget deficits; Business ethics; Business operations; Call centers; Campaign contributions; Campaign expenditures; Candidates; Capital expenditures; Capital markets; Carbon; Cash flow; Catholic churches; Chairman of the board; Charities; Chief financial officers; Christianity; Cigarettes; Cigars; Civil society; Classification; Climate change; Collaboration; Commodities; Community; Compensation; Competition; Competitive advantage; Consent; Consumer Price Index; Corruption in government; Decision making; DeMille, Cecil B (Cecil Blount) (1881-1959); Developing countries; Disclosure; Discounts; Dividend distributions; Donations; Double taxation; Economic crisis; El Nino; Elections; Emergency communications systems; Emerging markets; Emerson, Ralph Waldo; Emission standards; Emissions; Employees; Employment contracts; Energy consumption; Environmental impact; Environmental policy; Environmental protection; Equity; Equity financing; Estate taxes; Ethics; Excise taxes; Expenditures; Fair market value; Fair value; Fees & charges; Fines & penalties; Foreign investment; GDP; Global economy; Globalization; GNP; Government agencies; Greenhouse effect; Greenhouse gases; Gross Domestic Product; Gross National Product; Hobbs, Roy; Immigration policy; Imprisonment; Income tax returns; Income taxes; Influenza; Information returns; Insurance companies; Insurance policies; Insurance premiums; Integrated approach; Interest rates; International agreements; International banking; International finance; International trade; Investments; Jurisdiction; Jurisprudence; Kreeft, Peter; Kyoto Protocol; Law; LDCs; Leadership; Life insurance; Liquidated damages; Local businesses; Local government; Macapagal-Arroyo, Gloria; Management decisions; Managers; Market positioning; Marriage; Mines; Minimum wage; Mining industry; Monogamy; Moral hazard; Morality; Natural resources; Noncitizens; Ocean currents; Offshore; Older people; Outsourcing; Performance management; Personal property; Political parties; Polls & surveys; Prices; Principles; Profits; Property values; Provisions; Public officials; Purchase orders; Purchasing; Receipts; Registration; Regulation; REITs; Related party transactions; Remakes & sequels; Remittances; Resignations; Restraining orders; Restraint of trade; Retained earnings; Retirement communities; Right of privacy; Robbery; Role models; Sales; Sanctions; Scandals; Schweitzer, Maurice E; SEC regulations; Sider, Ronald J; Situs; Small business; Solvency; Sovereign debt; Spirituality; Standard of living; State court decisions; Stevens, R Paul; Stockholders; Supreme Court decisions; Sustainable development; Tax assessments; Tax collections; Tax credits; Tax evasion; Tax exemptions; Tax incentives; Tax increases; Tax rates; Tax reform; Tax refunds; Tax services; Tax treaties; Taxation; Taxes; Taxpayers; Third party; Tobacco; Transfer pricing; Typhoons; Valuation; VAT; Volatility; Wages & salaries; Withholding taxes; Woods, Eldrick Tiger; Wright, Robert; Writers; Zacharias, Ravi
• ISSN: 0116-3930

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