Paying Nanny Taxes in 2014
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Last week, a Bloomberg article reported that Barbados is to be fire 3,000 public sector workers by March and freeze wages. The IMF apparently said that “urgent adjustments” are needed given Barbados’s debt to GDP ratio hit 94% in September. By comparison, a ratio of 93% forced Cyprus to seek an EU brokered bailout in
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by BRIANNA EHLEY The Fiscal Times Well, the U.S. government isn’t going to “like” this: Facebook shifted a little over $1 billion in profits earned overseas to the Cayman Islands last year. The world’s largest social networking site avoids hefty tax bills on most of its international earnings by using a web of subsidiaries in
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Because a U.S. employee’s tax home was in the United States rather than a foreign country, he could not exclude his overseas earnings from income. Daly v. Comm’r, T.C. Memo. 2013-147 (6/6/13). James and Candace Daly were married and lived in Utah. James was a U.S. citizen and worked full time for a communications company.
We were raised to be very conscious of formal education and to value it. A good degree is a ticket, a passport as well as an insurance policy. I thought that the ‘West’ was a bit too obsessed with formal education until I moved to Asia. Last month, there was an article in the Economist
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