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3 years ago

How do you find tax liability?

Business

1 answer:

antoniya [11.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Find answer in the explanation below

Explanation:

Tax liability can be defined as the total amount of taxes an individual, corporation, company, etc owes a tax authority or service at a given period of time.

The Internal Revenue Service is responsible for the taxation and collection of taxes from individuals to multinationals.

tax liability can also simply be said to be the amount in taxes that is owed the government individuals downs to multinationals.

Tax liability can be found or derived from taxable incomes. This is started by deducting taxable income - tax deductions = gross tax liability

gross tax liabilty - tax credits = tax liability.

Cheers.

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