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Math Project

Math Project. Why Should I Pay?. History of Taxation. US tax goes towards Human Resources, General Government, Physical Resources, Current Military, & Past Military . Agree or Disagree with taxation?.

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Math Project

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  1. Math Project Why Should I Pay?

  2. History of Taxation • US tax goes towards Human Resources, General Government, Physical Resources, Current Military, & Past Military

  3. Agree or Disagree with taxation? • Well I agree with taxes because it helps pay for things we need for the school. I agree because at the beginning of every year you get your money back.

  4. Florida • Does the state have income tax: no • Sales tax rate: 6% • How do they use their tax money: in Florida congress spend tax money on luxury cars, high salaries and perks

  5. New York • Does this state have income tax: yes • Sale tax rate: 4% • How do they use their tax money: human resources, general government, physical resources, current military, & past military

  6. Georgia • Does this state have income tax: yes • Sale tax rate: 4% • How do they use their tax money: doesn`t bring in enough money to pay for services

  7. Alabama • Does this state have income tax: yes • Sales tax rate: 4% • How do they use their tax money: on (HSM) Health Savings Account

  8. Kansas • Does this state have income tax: no • Sale tax rate: 6.3% • How do they use their tax money: roads, schools & ect.

  9. “Wish list “ item 1 • Name: Apple iPod touch • Place to purchase item: Wal-Mart • How much is item: $214.00 • What`s the tax rate on the item: 4% = $8.56 • What`s the total cost with tax: $222.56

  10. “Wish list “ item 2 • Name: Apple iPad • Place to purchase item: Wal-Mart • How much is item: $499 • What is the tax rate on the item: 4%= $19.96 • What is the total cost with tax: $518.96

  11. “Wish list “ item 3 • Name: watch • Place to purchase item: Wal-Mart • How much item is: 10.00 • What is the tax rate on the item: 4%= .4 • What is the total cost of item with tax: $10.40

  12. “Wish list “ item 4 • Name: Forces • Place to purchase item: Champs • How much item is item: • What is tax rate on the item: 4% • What is the total cost of item with tax:

  13. “Wish list “ item 5 • Name: iPhone • Place to purchase item: at&t • How much item is: • What is tax rate on item: • What is the total cost of item with tax:

  14. References • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_income_tax • Income Taxes question: Does georgia have state income tax? Yes • http://finance.mapsofworld.com/tax/sales/alabama.html • Apr 1, 2007 ... since Florida does not have an income tax,, just how would you go about getting the forms since there are none? and how would you go about ... • http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/state/members-of-congress-in-florida-spend-tax-money-325576.html?printArticle=y • http://www.warresisters.org/pages/piechart.htm • http://www.times-herald.com/opinion/Georgias-tax-structure-doesnt-bring-in-enough-money-to-pay-for-services-12644 • http://www.alquote.com/alabamahsaplans.htm • http://www.ksrevenue.org/salesratechanges.htm • Florida is one of the 9 states that does not have an income tax, ...kansas city kansas or missouri?, Kansas City Forum, 4 replies ...

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