in this assignment i picked what i thought the paragraph did can you tell me if i need to redo.
Paragraph Type of Paragraph
1 evaluation
2 analysis
3 synthesis
4 summary
1. Alice Doe’s article discussed overlooked tax deductions. It talked about some of the most commonly missed deductions. Whereas her use of statistics seemed to bolster her arguments, it would have been nice to see her elaborate more about the specific deductions missed. She could have talked about what recourse, if any, a filer would have once he or she realized there was an overlooked deduction. She also should have focused more on why the deductions were overlooked, as that would have made the article more effective.
2. Alice Doe informs us of ways that we can reduce our yearly tax obligations. Based on studies she cited, there were cases in which some tax filers were unaware of various deductions they were eligible to claim. In some cases, those deductions would have saved the tax filers hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Some of the common missed deductions, according to Alice Doe, were the mortgage deduction, the energy efficiency deduction, and the charitable donation deduction.
3. In “Unclaimed Deductions,” Alice Doe wrote about the most commonly overlooked deductions when filing a 1040 tax return. She provided information about the total number of missed deductions. In a separate article, “The Challenges of Estimating Tax Revenue,” Phyllis Phoenix talked about a number of reasons why estimated tax revenue may be a challenge. She did not discuss the points made by Doe. It is possible that much of the difference between tax revenue received and estimated tax revenue may be explained by looking at the additional revenue generated by overlooked deductions.
4. When reading Alice Doe’s article, “Unclaimed Deductions,” there are a few key points made that are worthy of further consideration. The first point is that the rules for deductions change from year to year. This leads to the second point, that those changes are not always as effectively communicated as they could be. These two points lead us to better understand why there are many unclaimed tax deductions each year.
Are your types listed in order at the top?
In other words, is the first paragraph an evaluation?
yes they are in order the frist is evaluation
Based on the descriptions and content of the paragraphs provided, here is the analysis of the paragraph types:
1. Paragraph 1: Evaluation - This paragraph provides an evaluation of Alice Doe's article on overlooked tax deductions. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the article, suggesting areas where more information could have been included.
2. Paragraph 2: Analysis - This paragraph analyzes Alice Doe's article on ways to reduce yearly tax obligations. It discusses the studies cited and highlights some of the common missed deductions mentioned by Doe.
3. Paragraph 3: Synthesis - This paragraph synthesizes the information from Alice Doe's article and Phyllis Phoenix's separate article. It suggests a possible explanation for the difference between estimated and received tax revenue by considering the additional revenue generated by overlooked deductions.
4. Paragraph 4: Summary - This paragraph summarizes the key points made in Alice Doe's article. It focuses on the changing rules for deductions and how the lack of effective communication contributes to unclaimed tax deductions.
Based on this analysis, your classification of paragraph types seems accurate. There is no need to redo your assignment.