Tax Case Study

                                               Case Study

1. As peter Vyas how would you respond…………………………. System?

I would have launch the product first in India or China with low production capacity because there is more demand in these countries and once product will be successful in these countries I would launch it in US market that’s how I am going to control cost.

1. How effective Peter been as frontline manager?

Vyas has been effective as front line manager he has selected a team of well qualified people and he has maintain the culture of the company by putting new innovative ideas and also implemented these ideas to design new products. He is also the risk take and good manager.

1. As Cynthia Jackson if peter………………………………………………approve it?

Yes, I would have approved the expenditure because the product developed by the Vyas and his team is unique in market and it is the culture of the company to invest in the new innovation because of which they have gain their name in the market.

1. How effective has Cynthia been as a division vice president at ART?

Jackson has also been effective as division vice President as was acutely aware of the mounting losses in the Filtration Unit, and she had already devoted a significant amount of time trying to get them back on track.

1. How effectively has Vyas managed the global dimensions challenge to revive the filtration unit?

Vyas managed the Global challenges by making a collaboration with the ITC and the support of technician to revive the filtration unit.

1. How the project, and Organization mgt model drives its incredible innovation record?

ART is able to encourage development of Innovations and entrepreneurial by investing huge amount in innovations and giving employees time or half day leave for thinking something innovative.

1. Will it be a profitable business in terms a taxation in the foreign market to corporation?

Yes it is the profitable business because go through the legal channel of taxation and corporation is generating profit not only to its local market but also from foreign source so it has to be double taxed.

1. How does International market respond to taxes?

Taxation patterns around the world today reveal large cross-country differences, especially between developed and developing countries. In particular, developed countries today collect a much larger share of their national output in taxes than do developing countries; and they tend to rely more on income taxation to do so. Developing countries, in contrast, rely more heavily on trade taxes, as well as taxes on consumption. Moreover, the data shows that developed countries actually collect much higher tax revenue than developing countries despite comparable statutory taxation rates, even after controlling for underlying differences in economic activity. This suggests that cross-country heterogeneity in fiscal capacity is largely determined by differences in compliance and efficiency of tax collection mechanisms. Both of these factors seem to be affected by the strength of political institutions.