redistributive taxation

Examples of taxation

taxation
In both cases, the necessary conditions are so unlikely to be met that one can reject these arguments for proportionate taxation out of hand.
Physical evidence of racial differentiation had to wait until the boom of the 1890s provided sufficient taxation to implement segregated public services.
Whereas in the earlier period debates about taxation had tended to focus upon political and constitutional issues, they now centred around economic ones.
Taxation of land values, which characterised the pre-1914 land question, had almost disappeared from political view by the end of the 1930s.
Free of their corporatist commitments, social democratic governments have been found to limit the use of regressive indirect taxation in order to promote egalitarian outcomes.
Its focus on land and its elimination of the human factor promised a rational basis of administration and an ' objective ' basis for taxation.
Colonial governments already taxed their subject populations heavily, but typically did so through indirect taxation as well as various forms of head tax.
This leads to the conclusion that the systems of family taxation alone can not explain emerging family patterns of labour force participation.
Such thinking led to promising the economic benefits from reducing the level of taxation.
An illustration of the difference in outlook between the two can be found in capital gains taxation.
Less predictable, but no less crucial, are the discussions of the king's council and royal taxation.
Meanwhile, indirect taxation had become less obviously regressive with the introduction in 1942 of purchase tax on the consumption of non-essential goods.
It rounds off with considerations of issues surrounding government guarantees of insurance company solvency, and the taxation of income from annuities.
It also called for an examination of both the financing of such expenditure and its implications for economic growth, taxation and the balance of payments.
In this case, low taxation on unskilled labor motivates a large number of workers to forgo the premium and remain unskilled.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocations withtaxation

taxation

These are words often used in combination with taxation.

Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.

burden of taxation
These costs are of sufficient magnitude that it is evident that their economic impact is commensurable with the burdenoftaxation.
excessive taxation
The effects of continuing excessive taxation are, of course, wholly injurious.
From the
Hansard archive