The primary legal body that establishes and regulates taxation in Kazakhstan is known as the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Taxes. Adopted on December 10th, 2008, this act represents the tax code for the entire country. There are 12 tax types that fall under the Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan on Taxes act. These include, corporate income tax, branch profit tax, personal income tax, income tax, social tax, value added tax, property tax, excise, rental tax on exports, vehicle tax, land tax and other taxes. The corporate income tax rate was at 20 percent as of 2010. This … [Read more...]
Surviving Unemployment
There are several tips on surviving unemployment. Eliminate credit card spending if at all possible. If you see an outfit you would like to buy, or shoes, or a new motorcycle helmet and are tempted to use your credit card to buy it, don’t! You might get the instant satisfaction from a purchase but you will get the headache of getting a credit card bill when you’re tight on money. Try your hand at a new skill such as forex trading with UFX Markets Trading. This will not only earn you a new set of skills, but will put some money in your pocket until you land another job. Save money … [Read more...]
The Need for Functionality: Resume
Image by thechuchutrain via Flickr It’s an expectation of years, a life charted out in chronological order. Your resume is pasted across a screen, reflecting skills and their time-lines. All accomplishments are charted; all achievements are explained. It’s a celebration of your abilities as an employee... as well as proof of your recent career stumble. Your job was lost months ago. The economy faltered and your company followed, released dozens of individuals to spare costs. You were one of many defined to that unfortunate afternoon -- and your quest for a new career has … [Read more...]
First Impressions Count
Surviving unemployment is not always as easy as it sounds. If you've been out of work for a while and are constrained by a limited income, looking your very best for job interviews and career fairs can be somewhat of a battle if your best suit is worse for wear. Nonetheless the show must go on and if you're going to land that job you want you may want to heed this advice to make a good first impression: Silhouettes and Style There is one rule of fashion: all pieces must flatter. The purpose of style is to emphasize beauty, not highlight flaws; and poor fitting pieces will only … [Read more...]
How To Have a Great Interview
Image courtesy: http://i1187.photobucket.com/albums/z384/Tantswembu/Business%20Day%20interview/Aquilla335.jpg Interviewing for a job can be scary and make a person nervous, especially when the job is so competitive. You may be nervous, but there are several tips you can follow to create a more successful interview. Preparation is the key to a great interview. You will want to prepare answers to commonly asked questions, your outfit, and your confidence. Research the company and the position you are applying for. In your interview, you may be asked questions such as what you expect from … [Read more...]
Unemployment Due to Injury — Know Your Rights
If you were injured on the job, you need to know what your rights are in terms of compensation. This is especially vital if your injury prevents you from doing your job. Worker's Compensation Claims One option that you have is to file a worker's comp claim with your company. One thing you must realize is that if you choose to go this route, you will not have the option of suing your company for money. Instead, you will receive money to replace lost wages as well as money for medical coverage. If this is satisfactory to you, then the best thing is to file the claim as soon after the accident … [Read more...]
Being Prepared For Unemployment
In today’s profit-driven business world, layoffs and downsizing can happen to anyone at any time, regardless of the economic climate. Companies are continually seeking to streamline business operations and save money, even during good times. Being prepared can make all the difference in how job loss and unemployment affects you. Image by Getty Images via @daylife While you are still employed, update your resume or CV. If you have held a position for more than a few years, your resume needs to be updated anyway. This is especially important if it’s been more than 10 years … [Read more...]
Unemployment Rates Affecting Bankruptcy
As millions of Americans deal with the effects of a struggling economy, many of them are finding out that what they once thought was a secure job is now memory. Instead of commuting to work, they find themselves in the unemployment line. The ills of the job market have put plenty of Americans in a bind financially. While layoffs have given employees a chance to file for unemployment and receive pay to help make ends meet, it's only a partial solution to the problem. Because of these challenges, there has been a steady increase in the amount of bankruptcy cases that are being brought to … [Read more...]
Surviving Unemployment: Getting a Degree
The current economy is such that you cannot really take chances regarding finding employment. There are so many individuals applying for every job it can be tough to beat out the competition without an education. Obtaining a Degree Getting a degree could make the difference between getting a job and losing it. You need to be better than your competition and have more to offer the potential employer if you stand a chance of getting the job. Taking the initiative to make yourself appealing to a potential employer is the only way you can ensure you have any chance of getting the job that is … [Read more...]
Choosing Between Location and Square Footage
There are a number of factors involved in real estate finance and home buying. A home is the single biggest purchase most people will make in his or her entire life. With home prices stretching anywhere from $80,000 to over a million dollars, it goes without saying that there won't be a bigger purchase in most consumers lives than a home. If you've already decided on an amount you can afford to spend on a monthly mortgage payment, then it's time to decide between location and square footage. If you run short of cash while outfitting your new home, a payday loan is one way to get the … [Read more...]