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Figure 13-2
-Refer to Figure 13-2. If the figure represented production at a cookie factory, the factory would be experiencing
Differential Tax Rates
Different rates of taxation applied to different levels of income, types of taxpayers, or types of activities, to achieve various economic or social objectives.
Effective Rate
The interest rate on a loan or financial product, re-calculated to include all fees and compounded interest, showing the true cost of the loan over its term.
Deferred Taxes
Taxes that are due on income or transactions that have been recorded in the financial statements but have not yet been settled in cash.
Tax Contingency Reserve
A tax contingency reserve is an accounting provision made to cover potential tax liabilities that may arise due to uncertainties in the interpretation of tax laws or disputes with tax authorities.
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