taxation

a high level of taxation

a high level of taxation

a low level of taxation

taxation imposed by a national government

tax paid directly to the government, such as income tax

taxation imposed by a city or county government

tax paid by an individual on their income

taxation imposed by a state government

tax included in the price of goods or services, such as sales tax

tax on the profits of a company

tax revenue that is not designated for a specific purpose

tax on the value of land and buildings

tax on the money that a person earns

taxation that is considered too high or unfair

taxing the same income or asset twice

a system where the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases

taxation intended to redistribute wealth from richer to poorer parts of society

the amount or rate at which tax is charged

the percentage at which tax is charged

the negative effect or weight of taxes on people or companies

a particular type or method of taxing

in relation to the rules and processes of paying tax

indicating the specific item or group being taxed

indicating tax revenue as a means of funding

referring to an amount before tax has been deducted

referring to an amount after tax has been deducted

indicating tax revenue as a source of funding

indicating tax revenue as a source of funding

to make the level of tax higher

to make the level of tax higher

to make the level of tax lower

to make the level of tax lower

to legally prevent having to pay tax

to not be required to pay tax

to officially impose or collect a tax

to remove a tax completely

the overall structure for imposing taxes

a government's principles and rules on taxation