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Math Project

Tabatha Shaneece Heflin. Math Project. Why Should I Pay? We have to pay taxes because the government needs to pay for its various functions. History of Taxation. The tax started at the stamp act in 1765. Agree or Disagree with taxation?.

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Math Project

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  1. Tabatha Shaneece Heflin Math Project Why Should I Pay? We have to pay taxes because the government needs to pay for its various functions.

  2. History of Taxation • The tax started at the stamp act in 1765.

  3. Agree or Disagree with taxation? • Yes, because it pays for education, military, police, and other things we people need.

  4. Texas • The Texas State sales tax is 6.25 percent • Yes Texas have income tax

  5. Oklahoma • sales tax accounts for approximately 25% of all the money needed to run our state and local governments. • Yes Oklahoma has a income tax

  6. New York • Yes new York has a income tax • New York State has a 4 percent sales tax

  7. Nevada • 6.85 percent

  8. Ohio • Yes Ohio has a states income tax • Ohio has a 7% tax

  9. Wish List • Cell phone • Shoes • A little dog • Xbox 360

  10. “Wish list “ cell phone $129.00 Tax rate 4% New York Wal-Mart Total cost 134.19

  11. “Wish list “ item 2

  12. “Wish list “ item 3

  13. “Wish list “ item 4

  14. “Wish list “ item 5

  15. References • http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Why_do_you_have_to_pay_taxes

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