A brief look at involuntary conversions of corporations”s real property in Albania and the USA.
Attached is following instructions for group research project which I am doing by myself. On attached document you can start off at #4 because the professor approved the topic noted above.
(3) Conduct a thorough review and become familiar with the approved topic based on the U.S. tax laws and regulations from all available primary and secondary sources. Research tax rules or regulations applied to country (USA) and your home country (Albania)
topic. (1 points)
(4) Work on a group tax memorandum that includes four paragraphs:
(A) a brief summary of how the selected tax topic is described and applied in each jurisdiction,
(B) compares and contrasts the tax laws between/among the countries, and
(C) what the group has learned from the similarities
and differences, and
(D) opinions on the approaches of the same tax topic in different countries. (Maximum of 2 pages; 12-point font such as Times New Roman)
(5) Present and teach the similarities and differences of tax laws you found between the U.S. and your home country (ALBANIA) to a minimum of five domestic students and/or students from home/selected country. Furthermore, ask student subjects of their preference on the tax treatment, if any, between the two sets of rules and the reasons of their choices. Keep a record of your survey. (2 points). Submit one paragraph summary of your findings as an appendix to the final tax research memorandum as instructed in (6).
(6) (written communication) Submit a final group research memorandum with a proper memorandum heading (1 point). Writing must be free of any grammatical errors. (1 point for each paragraph; grammar 1 points, contents 1 points; The maximum overall points for the research memorandum are 6). The final memorandum should be a maximum of three pages with two pages for the memorandum and one page for the interview summary as an
appendix.
(7) (PRESENTATION) Class research presentation
Hint: Each PowerPoint slide should be 15 words or less to be considered “clear”
