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a f s d m o n e y k b n d e w s m Taxes

l s d q j y o n s s o p z r a c o Capital
i l a t g b h j g c o i x y c p n Money
s d t c h j s k h o k u e u t a o Companies
e i e b t ñ s p v m v o r i i y p Pay
v y s n e d a b c p a i d r v j o Date
x c j t z w s x x a l l c y i l l Monopolies
m k i x e y g c b n u k a i t j i Rate
j y o n e m r b l i e m p o i g e System
g b t a x e s m ñ e h n i h e h s Cost
h j m k d q s n o s v h t s s t s Book value
t ñ s s e i r a l a s v a s f e r Interests
e d s t s e r e t n i h l a g z r Tax law
z w s x h o j p f k h y b s h a h Activities
x y g c y y p t s o c g l g t e g Salaries
e o r b j i o x u q e j ñ e j r i
r w t a x l a w n e z y f j t q o
Taxes: The amount of money that must be paid in public administration.
Capital: Money, considered as an instrument of production and, more properly, economic power in money, credit, mora
Money: Unit representative of the price of the things that allows to carry out commercial transactions
Companies: Set of people who form a company or organization for commercial or industrial purposes.
Pay: Amount of money that a person receives regularly from the company for which he works.
Date: Time, determined by the day, month and year, when something is done or occurs.
Monopolies: Legal right granted by the State to an individual, group or company to exploit with exclusive character any indus
Rate: Unit price set officially by the State for public services performed under its charge.
System: Orderly set of rules and procedures that regulate the operation of a group or community.
Cost: Amount of money that costs one thing.
Book value: The book value of an asset is a calculation of the amount of cash paid for the asset less expenses, such as comm
Interests Set of assets and properties of a person.
Tax law: It is a direct tax on income. It is regulated by the law of the same name, and its regulations. This tax is m
Activities: Set of elections or economic decisions that materialize in the realization of public income and expense
Salaries: Is the denomination that is granted to the periodic remuneration that a person receives as compensati
c power in money, credit, moral influence, etc., capable of providing the necessary elements for the establishment and operation of an indu
transactions

h exclusive character any industry or commerce.

et less expenses, such as commissions or penalties.

d its regulations. This tax is made annually, and provisional monthly payments are made on account of the annual tax.
public income and expenses
rson receives as compensation for a work performed.
ishment and operation of an industry or another business.

unt of the annual tax.

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