For your final you will write a critical review of tax research, incorporating a biblical worldview context. In your paper, analyze corporate decision-making, such as capital structure decisions, and...

The University of Queensland
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MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT
Tax Law Analysis
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Due Date: 16/10/2021
Abstract
Companies are giving importance to corporate reporting and tax valuation. While developing the reports they have to consider the capital structure and the performance of the organization. Accounting is the business language. Accounting's principal job is to give financial information to those who read financial statements. It is necessary to record the transactions entered into by a company throughout an accounting period in separate books of accounts for this reason. However, various organisations may employ it in a variety of ways. As a result, a framework has been established throughout time to ensure uniformity among different organisations and consistency over time. This framework is known as Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). In this research paper we are analysing the corporate decision-making, such as capital structure decisions, and corporate reporting for GAAP and tax purposes. We are evaluating whether tax researchers has to consider the knowledge from finance, economic or other branches.
As per Romans 13:6-7, St. Paul writes, "That is also why you pay taxes, since when the authorities do their duty, they are working for God." Then pay what you owe them; pay your personal and property taxes, and treat them all with respect." While analysing this we can understand that when we pay tax we have to follow the regulations and rules. Financial reporting is a term used to describe established techniques for giving stakeholders with an accurate picture of a company's finances. (Nica et al 2021).
While generating the reports for tax purpose and GAAP we have to consider the capital structure decisions. Financial managers of both small and medium-sized businesses...