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Public Finance and Taxation

 

HARAMAYA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF CONTINUING AND DISTANCE EDUCATION

DEPARTEMENT OF ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

DISTANCE ASSIGNMENT FOR THE COURSE

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TAXATION

Prepared By: Takele Teshome                                                                              

Part I: Multiple Choice

1.      XYZ enterprise, unincorporated business has reported a taxable income of birr 32,000 at the tax year ending Sene 30, 2005. How much will be the amount of business income tax?

A)   32,000              B) 11,400              C) 5,180              D) None

2.      Which one of the following is not the characteristics of VAT

A)   It is general tax      B) It is consumption tax    C) It is a broad based tax           

D) None

3.      What is Alex’s gross income if he has the following: Salary = $78,000; Dividends = $4,000; interest on government bonds = $2,000; a gain of $14,000 on a stock sale and a $4,000 loss on a small sole proprietorship that he owns.


A)    Br78,000            

B)    Br84,000            

C)    Br92,000            

D)    96,000

E)     None of the above

 



4.      Which of the following is not the method of tax evasion

A)    Omission to report taxable income

B)    Opening accounts under dummy names

C)    Deduction of business expenses as business expenses

D)    Omission to report several incomes from irregular sources

5.      Borne by the final consumer but collected at each stage of production and distribution chain?

A)    Value added tax.

B)    Capital transfer tax

C)    Excise duties

D)    Export duties.

6.      Which of the following statement is not correct about indirect tax

A)   Indirect tax is a tax that the burden may not necessarily be borne by the assessed

B)    Indirect taxes can be shifted to other person

C)    in the case of an indirect tax, the impact and incidence of tax fall on different persons

D)   all indirect taxes are borne by the buyers

E)    all except D

F)     none of the above

7.      Which of the following is a direct tax?

A)   Import duty

B)    Excise duty

C)    Value added tax

D)   Petroleum profit tax

E)    Export duty

8.      ____________ is the act of escaping from the tax liability by using the available loop-holes of the tax laws

A)   Tax delinquent

B)    Tax evasion

C)    Tax fraud

D)   Tax avoidance

9.      Administered by  ERCA and Regional Revenue Bureaus

A)   Employment income tax

B)     Value Added Tax

C)    Excise Tax

D)   Turnover Tax

10.  Income tax that will be payable on gains obtained from sale or gift

A)    Income from casual rental of property

B)    Capital gains tax

C)    Income from rendering of technical services

D)    Royalties

11.  Which of the following statement is correct about turn over tax

A)   Turnover tax is direct tax imposed on the turnover or sales value of goods and services.

B)    turnover tax would be payable on goods sold and services rendered by persons  registered for Value Added Tax

C)    It is levied on locally supplied goods and rendered services on taxable turnover of transactions by taxable persons not registered for VAT.

D)   All except B

E)    All of the above

12.  Which of the following are not causes of tax evasion?

A)    low rates of taxation

B)    Multiplicity of tax laws

C)    Complexity of tax laws

D)    All of the above

13.  One of the following is not true about tax evasion:

A)    It increase the burden of honest tax payers

B)    It can be remedied by increasing the tax rate

C)    It leads to creation of unaccountability

D)    All of the above

14.  Which of the following one  is an intermediate process

A)   Impact

B)    Incident

C)    Shifting

D)   None of the above

15.  The stamp duty would be paid on:

A)   awards, before or at the time of issuance of the award

B)    contracts or agreements, before or at time of signature

C)     leases or sub-leases, before or at the time of signature

D)   memorandum and articles of association, before or at the time of registration

E)    All of the above

16.  An indirect tax imposed on the activities of imports and exports of   goods and service is:

A)    Sales tax

B)    Custom duty tax

C)    Excise tax

D)    Turnover tax

Part II: Work out and short Answer Types

Harar beer factory produce 10,000 bottles of beer and sold the total bottles of beer to Adey beer wholesalers for birr 7 per bottle. Adey sold 5000 bottles of beer for my Café and 5000 bottles of beer for Yedi restaurant for birr9 per bottle. The retailer My Café and Yedi restaurant sold the whole bottles of beer to their customers for birr 13 per bottle.

Required:

 Calculate the value added tax on each stage in case of Ethiopian standard rate of value added tax 

2.      What it mean capital gain tax

Write the method of tax evasion at least 8

Write  the Minimum requirement to be category tax payer of A, B and C

Briefly explain the types of public debt

 

 

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18 hours ago
Public finance is the study of how governments raise and spend money to provide public goods and services. This includes analyzing government budgets, taxation policies, public debt, and other financial aspects of government operations.

Taxation is a key component of public finance, as it is the primary way that governments raise revenue to fund their activities. Taxes can be levied on individuals, businesses, property, goods and services, and other sources of income. The study of taxation involves understanding the various types of taxes, their economic impact, and how they can be used to achieve social and economic goals.

Overall, public finance and taxation play a crucial role in shaping government policies and programs, as well as influencing the overall economy and society. By studying these topics, policymakers and economists can better understand how to effectively manage government finances and promote economic growth and social welfare.
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Public Finance

Public finance is the study of the role of the government in the economy. It involves the allocation of resources, the provision of public services, and the government's impact on the overall economy.

Key Concepts:

- Government expenditure: Spending by the government on goods and services, such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
- Government revenue: Sources of income for the government, such as taxes, fees, and borrowing.
- Fiscal policy: The use of government expenditure and revenue to influence the economy.

Taxation

Taxation is a major component of public finance. Taxes are mandatory contributions made by individuals and businesses to the government to finance public expenditure.

Types of Taxes:

- Income tax: Taxed on the income earned by individuals and businesses.
- Payroll tax: Taxed on wages and salaries paid by employers.
- Sales tax: Taxed on the purchase of goods and services.
- Property tax: Taxed on the value of real estate.
- Corporate tax: Taxed on the profits earned by businesses.

Tax Policy:

Tax policy determines the structure, administration, and impact of taxes. Key considerations include:

- Equity: Ensuring that the tax burden is distributed fairly among individuals and businesses.
- Efficiency: Minimizing the negative impact of taxes on economic activity.
- Simplicity: Making tax laws easy to understand and administer.

Importance of Public Finance and Taxation:

- Provides funding for essential government services.
- Shapes the distribution of income and wealth.
- Influences economic growth and stability.
- Supports social equity and cohesion.

Current Issues in Public Finance and Taxation:

- Rising government debt and deficits.
- Tax avoidance and evasion.
- Inequality and the regressivity of certain taxes.
- Sustainable financing for social security and healthcare.
- Digitalization and the impact on tax systems.
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