What is the difference between cumulative and non-cumulative taxes? I - Cumulative taxes are those that apply to all intermediate stages of the pr...
What is the difference between cumulative and non-cumulative taxes?
I - Cumulative taxes are those that apply to all intermediate stages of the production and/or commercialization processes of a good, including on the tax previously paid, from the origin to the final consumer, influencing the composition of its cost and, consequently, the setting of its sale price.
II - Non-cumulative taxes are those that, in the subsequent stage of production and/or commercialization, do not apply to the same tax paid or collected in the previous stage.
III - Direct taxes are those paid directly to the government by the taxpayer, do not depend on consumer intermediation, and apply to an income, profit, or property.
IV - Indirect taxes apply to transactions of goods and services and are passed on to the consumer by adding the amount to the value of the goods or services.
a) Only statements I and II are correct.
b) Only statements III and IV are correct.
c) Statements I, II, III, and IV are correct.
d) Statements I and III are correct, and statements II and IV are incorrect.
I - Cumulative taxes are those that apply to all intermediate stages of the production and/or commercialization processes of a good, including on the tax previously paid, from the origin to the final consumer, influencing the composition of its cost and, consequently, the setting of its sale price.
II - Non-cumulative taxes are those that, in the subsequent stage of production and/or commercialization, do not apply to the same tax paid or collected in the previous stage.
III - Direct taxes are those paid directly to the government by the taxpayer, do not depend on consumer intermediation, and apply to an income, profit, or property.
IV - Indirect taxes apply to transactions of goods and services and are passed on to the consumer by adding the amount to the value of the goods or services.
a) Only statements I and II are correct.
b) Only statements III and IV are correct.
c) Statements I, II, III, and IV are correct.
d) Statements I and III are correct, and statements II and IV are incorrect.
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A diferença entre impostos cumulativos e não cumulativos é a seguinte: Impostos cumulativos são aqueles que incidem em todas as etapas intermediárias do processo de produção e/ou comercialização de um bem, incluindo sobre o imposto já pago anteriormente, desde a origem até o consumidor final, influenciando a composição do seu custo e, consequentemente, a definição do seu preço de venda. Impostos não cumulativos são aqueles que, na etapa subsequente de produção e/ou comercialização, não incidem sobre o mesmo imposto pago ou arrecadado na etapa anterior. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra a) Apenas as afirmativas I e II estão corretas.
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