Voluntary Arbitration Institute - traduction vers allemand
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Voluntary Arbitration Institute - traduction vers allemand

THEORY OF TAXATION
Voluntary Taxation; Voluntary tax

Voluntary Arbitration Institute      
Freiwilliges Schlichtungsinstitut (VAI)
arbitration clause         
CLAUSE IN A CONTRACT THAT REQUIRES THE PARTIES TO RESOLVE THEIR DISPUTES THROUGH AN ARBITRATION PROCESS
Mandatory arbitration; Forced arbitration; Arbitration clauses and class action waivers; Scott v. Avery
Schlichtungsklausel (Vermittlungsklausel in Verträgen)
voluntary association         
  • Civil lecture at Budapest Brainbar
GROUP OF PEOPLE WITH SHARED INTERESTS OR AIMS
Assn; Voluntary organisation; Voluntary organization; Unincorporated organizations; Association (organization); Unincorporated associations; Voluntary agency; Voluntary associations; Voluntary organisations
freiwillige Organisation (Körper der einen speziellen Dienst unentgeltlich leistet)

Définition

Arbitration Clause
A clause in a sales contract outlining the method under which disputes will be settled.

Wikipédia

Voluntary taxation

Voluntary taxation is a theory that states that taxation should be a voluntary act. Under the theory, people should have the option to pay taxes instead of being forced to pay taxes by their government. Under this theory, the people would control how much they pay and where they spend it. The theory is a part of Objectivist politics and many libertarian ideologies. Proponents of some studies assert that individuals will give to government, paying voluntary taxes to support specific functions.

In one study, subjects were each given $20 to be anonymously allocated between themselves and a charitable organization their discretion (repeated for 12 different organizations, $240 total/subject), voluntary donations for each organization averaged 22% to government organizations and 27% to private nonprofits, and were influenced by their cause, level, and perceptions of effectiveness and efficiency (on average, 76% of the endowment was kept by the subjects). State lotteries are an example of a voluntary taxation system.