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Math Project

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This project explores the history and purpose of taxation, emphasizing its critical role in funding government mandates and community services such as schools and public safety. It highlights historical changes in tax rates across states like Georgia, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, and Florida, noting how these adjustments aim to make goods and services more affordable. The discussion invites readers to consider their views on taxation and concludes that taxes are essential for public service sustainability.

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  1. Math Project Why Should I Pay?

  2. History of Taxation • In 1812 they made tax cheaper so people could be able to afford items. • We pay taxes to support the governments mandates enshrined in the constitution. • We use our taxes for money on the neighborhoods and the schools etc….

  3. Agree or Disagree with taxation? • We agree…. • Because they help us go to school and the policeman keep their jobs that’s why we agree with taxation.

  4. Georgia • The rate of Georgia’s sales tax is 4 percent. The local counties and cities implement additional sales tax that may vary from 1 percent to 3 percent.

  5. Mississippi • Mississippi has three state income rate 3% 4% 5%.These rates are the same individuals, all filling statuses, as well as for businesses.

  6. New jersey • New Jersey levies state taxes at rates ranging from 1.4 percent to 8.97 percent, assessed

  7. New York • The New York state rate 4% in it decreased 4.25% on June,1, 2005 New York city have a state income taxes.

  8. Florida • The sale taxes rate is 6% the government take up slae taxes for Florida because they do not have state income

  9. Wish List • Cell phone • I pad • Xbox kinect • Mp3 player • New laptop

  10. I PAD • I PAD • YOU CANH GET AT WALMART • COAST 499.00 • TAX ADD 19.96 • TATOL COAST:518.96 • TAX 5%

  11. Xbox kinect Xbox kinect Purchase you can get it at best buy Coast: 130.00 Sale taxes: Taxes:5%

  12. CELL PHONE CELL PHONE METRO PCS COAST229.00 TATOL 235.87 TAXES 3%

  13. MP3 PLAYER MP3 WALMART COAST 149.00 TATOL 157.94 TAXES 6%

  14. NEW LAPTOP NEW LAPTOP WALMART COAST 498.00 TATOL 500.98 TAXES 5%

  15. website http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?ref=+428289&refineresult=true&search_query=laptop&ic=48_0&search_constraint=0&prevTerm=%20laptop http://www.wirefly.com/verizonwireless/?referringdomain=wirefly_g1&refcode1=GPS_300_905_verizonwireless&gclid=CMrZn5S786UCFQGe7QodL0odog http://www.bestbuy.com/