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1. What is a patent intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind th

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1. What is a patent intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
2. What is a copyright intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
3. What is a trademark intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
4. Should patenting a sports move be allowed by the courts?
5. Should patenting a play be allowed by the courts?
In answering 4. and 5. above, address: Is this good or bad social policy? What are your positions and why?
6. If you were working with a pro athlete who came up with a devastatingly effective method of shooting a basket, hitting a baseball, spiking a volleyball, kicking a soccer ball etc., would you advise him/her to seek a patent (or whatever appropriate IP protection)?
7. If you were advising a coach on their unique play, same question?
8. Can you find a real example of a move or play which has been given IP protection? Or is there not such thing (yet)?
1. What is a patent intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
2. What is a copyright intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
3. What is a trademark intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
4. Should patenting a sports move be allowed by the courts?
5. Should patenting a play be allowed by the courts?
In answering 4. and 5. above, address: Is this good or bad social policy? What are your positions and why?
6. If you were working with a pro athlete who came up with a devastatingly effective method of shooting a basket, hitting a baseball, spiking a volleyball, kicking a soccer ball etc., would you advise him/her to seek a patent (or whatever appropriate IP protection)?
7. If you were advising a coach on their unique play, same question?
8. Can you find a real example of a move or play which has been given IP protection? Or is there not such thing (yet)?
1. What is a patent intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
2. What is a copyright intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
3. What is a trademark intended to protect? What is the policy or purpose behind this right?
4. Should patenting a sports move be allowed by the courts?
5. Should patenting a play be allowed by the courts?
In answering 4. and 5. above, address: Is this good or bad social policy? What are your positions and why?
6. If you were working with a pro athlete who came up with a devastatingly effective method of shooting a basket, hitting a baseball, spiking a volleyball, kicking a soccer ball etc., would you advise him/her to seek a patent (or whatever appropriate IP protection)?
7. If you were advising a coach on their unique play, same question?
8. Can you find a real example of a move or play which has been given IP protection? Or is there not such thing (yet)?

Explanation / Answer

Ms. Susan Smart,

USA.

Subject: Tax Return for Year 2015.

Dear Madam,

Based on the information provided by you we have made necessary calculations and are hereby attaching you the tax return calculation on your Income for the year 2015.

You have mentioned that you have sold the seld occupied property on July 1, 2015 at $1,100,000. This income is excluded from your income as you owned your home and lived in it for at least 2 years out of the 5-year period leading up to the sale.But in this case you cannot claim the deduction for depreciaition as that was a self occupied preperty for 2015.

The normal calulation tax based on your income is as follows:

It looks like you will owe additional tax in the amount of $8719 based on the data you have submitted.

Also we advise you to filke Form 1040 relating to the income arising from sale o

Filing Status: Single Dependents: 1 Exemptions: 2 Exemption Value: 8000 Income: 70000 Adjustments to Income: 0 Adjusted Gross Income(AGI): 70000 Standard Deduction: 6300 Itemized Deduction: 0 Taxable Income: 55700 Tax: 9719 Credits: 1000 Other Taxes: 0 Payments: 0 Your Tax Bracket: 25% Your Effective Tax Rate: 17%