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с тестом субсидія 9. державні запозичення2. податковий кодекс 10. податок на додану вартість3. витрати 11. відсоткова облігація4. стягувати податки 12. основні фонди5. вільний від податку 13. податок на спадщину6. зовнішній борг 14. споживчі товари7. бюджетний дефіцит 15. податкова «лазівка»8. податок на предмети розкоші 16. податкова пільгаTask two. Give Ukrainian equivalents1. money laundering 9. payroll tax2. gift tax 10. sickness benefit3. slump 11. budget constraint4. government spending 12. income tax5. tax liability 13. zero tax rate6. business entity 14. defaulting tax payer7. legal person 15. treasury bill8. tax return 16. money supplyTask three. Match the words and phrases below which have the same meaning1. revenue a) fund2. finance b) sole trader3. fight c) transaction4. goal d) commodity5. assets e) spending6. expensive f) objective7. boom g) yield8. slump h) costly9. return i) sumptuary10. operation j) peak11. product k) recession12. luxury l) wealth13. influence m) wages14. outlay n) affect15. self-employed o) combat16. salary r) transactionTask four. Mark whether these statements are true (T) or false (F1. Exchange policy is conducted by the government.2. Income of both individuals and corporations is taxed.3. VAT is paid in all the countries all over the world.4. Monetary policy deals with taxes and expenditures.5. Transfers are exchanged into goods and services.6. Self-employed must file a tax declaration for a current tax year.7. Most people are tax-free.8. Budget deficit is financed through government borrowing.9. Cyclical budget is the result of government policy.10. Taxes on goods and services are known as direct taxes.11. The less one earns, the less one pays in taxes is a kind of proportional tax.12. Bonds issued by the US government are known as gilts.13. Public goods are provided by the government.14. Custom duties are taxes on the goods brought into a country.15. Consumer products are used for personal or family consumption.16. Too much money in the circulation may lead to inflation.Task five. Choose the most suitable word.1. Monetary policy is conducted by central/commercial banks.2. Budget deficit is financed through government borrowing/expenditures.3. Tax is the voluntary/compulsory contribution in the budget.4. Payroll tax is an example of direct/indirect tax.5. Contractionary fiscal policy is a tool to fight high inflation/unemployment.6. Exceeding tax revenues over government expenditures is budget surplus/deficit.7. Tax avoidance/evasion is legal.8. Customs/excise duty is levied on luxury goods.9. A long decrease in economy is recovery/recession.10. Short-term security issued by the US government is treasury bill/bond.11. In Ukraine VAT/excise duty is imposed on all sales transactions.12. A person employed by someone is employer/employee.13. Asking for the financial support to international organizations by the government isreferred to as internal/external public debt.14. The institution whose function is controlling money supply in the country isgovernment/central bank.15. VAT is an example of direct/indirect tax.16. Tax evading/avoiding is to be punished by law.
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My friend Nick is very busy and he doesn't have much time to spare. But he's got a lot of hobbies and interests.
Five years ago Nick was fond of collecting stamps. His hobby helped him to learn a lot about other countries and other peoples' traditions, the world's flora and fauna. Maybe that's why he was good at geography and biology at school.
He used to bring the albums to school and we examined his stamps with great interest and envy. Sometimes he exchanged stamps with his schoolmates.
When Nick was in the tenth form his parents bought him a compact disc player and Nick decided to collect compact discs. Today, he has got more than one hundred CDs of his favourite groups and singers! I think that he is very proud of his collection.
Every time Nick buys a new CD he carefully studies the information printed on disc booklets. He also tries to find out everything about the singers he likes. That's why he reads a lot of specialised magazines and books on the history of rock.