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  • you're watching Video vocab by business English part dot com today will look at taxes, particularly corporate income tax, which U.

  • S businesses pay to the Internal Revenue Service or I R s companies must file a return with the I.

  • R S.

  • Every fiscal year on their returns, companies declare revenue and capital gains and pay a certain tax rate based on those earnings tax taxes.

  • Tax is the money the government collects from people and businesses to finance the running of the country.

  • You have to pay your taxes every year, even if you disagree with how the government spends the money.

  • Corporate income tax, Corporate income tax companies pay corporate income tax as a percentage of their profits.

  • A good accountant can help reduce the amount of corporate income tax a company must pay.

  • Internal Revenue Service I.

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  • S the Internal Revenue Service or I.

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  • S is an agency of the U.

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  • Government that collects taxes and enforces tax laws.

  • We received a notice from the I.

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  • S saying that we're late in paying our taxes to file a return to file a return.

  • Tax returns are the official statements of income and taxes owed.

  • When we file a return, we submit these statements to the government for review.

  • In the United States, the deadline for individuals to file a tax return is April 15th fiscal year, fiscal year.

  • The fiscal year is the one year period ah company uses to calculate their annual financial statements and taxes.

  • Our company's fiscal year matches that of the U.

  • S.

  • Government, running from October 1st to September 30th to declare declare When a company files a tax return, it must declare or officially state what it has earned during the past year.

  • Most tax agencies require you to declare income you have earned on investments in other countries.

  • Capital gains capital gains.

  • Capital gains are the profits earned from selling an asset such as a building or an investment such as shares.

  • In most countries, companies and individuals are taxed on capital gains.

  • Our tax bill was very large last year because we had a lot of capital gains from the sale of property tax rate tax rate.

  • A tax rate is the percentage of tax that a company must pay to government.

  • The United States has a progressive tax rates system, which means rates are higher for companies with bigger profits.

  • The I.

  • R s charges a tax rate of 15% on corporations with income under $50,000.

  • Now it's your turn to practice some of the words we've looked at in this lesson.

  • In a moment you'll hear a series of sentences with the word replaced with a beep.

  • Repeat each sentence, including the missing word.

  • For example, if you here most tax agencies require you to, uh, income you have earned on investments in other countries.

  • You can say most tax agencies require you to declare income you have earned on investments in other countries.

  • We'll play the correct answer after each question ready.

  • Let's give it a go way had to pay tax on the capital we earned from selling our building.

  • Answer.

  • We had to pay tax on the capital gains we earned from selling our building.

  • Your company should file a tax even if it didn't make a profit answer.

  • Your company should file a tax return even if it didn't make a profit.

  • Our finance team is working hard to prepare statements for the end of our fiscal answer.

  • Our finance team is working hard to prepare statements for the end of our fiscal year.

  • That's all for this episode of video vocab.

  • Be sure to check out our website at www dot video vocab dot tv for more videos on business English vocabulary Thanks for watching and see you again soon.

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