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Flura [38]
4 years ago
15

the property taxes on a house that Alan owns and rents out to have increased. to balance his monthly budget, he decides to incre

ase his talents rent by $10 per month. he will use extra money to pay his property tax. in this scenario, what type of tax do his tenants pay?
Business
2 answers:
DiKsa [7]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

indirect tax

Explanation:

Indirect taxes are taxes that can be transferred to other individuals, so that they pay them instead of the original taxpayer.

In this question, Alan should have paid the extra $10 in property taxes, but instead he transferred them to his tenants so that they were responsible for paying them.

Allushta [10]4 years ago
3 0
In this scenario the type of tax his tenants pay is called Indirect tax
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Lease Liability                 $30,053  

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Balance Sheet

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