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proportional tax::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | revenue enhancement, tax, taxation |
Examples of proportional tax
proportional tax
In 1876, Gambetta proposed to create a proportional tax on all incomes.
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The amendment would impose a proportional tax on all taxpayers to finance all future government programs.
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Flat taxes in application often allow certain deductions and thus are a special case of a proportional tax.
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He said Kansas has one of the most proportional tax systems in the country, spreading the tax burden fairly evenly in relation to people's incomes.
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He discussed proportional tax on produce instead of fixed taxes on property as being superior as an incentive to bring more land into cultivation.
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The result was such a huge hole in the federal deficit that in 1982, Reagan was forced to come back with one of the largest proportional tax increases in American history.
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If all public goods to be financed are selected under the constraint that all revenues must be raised, say, by a proportional tax on incomes, some possible outcomes will not be feasible.
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It is a proportional tax on output collected by the companies and ultimately completely supported by the final buyer, i.e. the consumer, since it is included in the price of goods or services.
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The party has abandoned several of its old key features such as a proportional income tax and increased military spending.
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