-
gives a
creditor a
preferential right to have
claims paid out of the
hypothecated property as last
recourse when the
debtor is in default. In the hypothec...
-
according to
which all
government spending is done from a
consolidated fund.
Hypothecated taxes have a long history. One of the
first examples of
earmarking was...
- bond.
Where the ship is
hypothecated, the bond is
called a
bottomry bond.
Where both the ship and its
cargo are
hypothecated, the
relationship is called...
- was
added to the
electricity bills until January 2022. As
these are
hypothecated taxes, as
opposed to the
money allocated to
general government funds...
- exempt.
Muslims were
required to pay the zakat,
which was
earmarked or
hypothecated explicitly for
various alms
programmes for the
benefit of
Muslims or...
-
intended for transportation. Fuel tax
receipts are
often dedicated or
hypothecated to
transportation projects, in
which case the fuel tax can be considered...
-
taken directly from the market, and they're tangible.
Everything else is
hypothecated into the ****ure:
interest rates, growth, volatility,
idiosyncratic risks...
- Fat Meat Sin
Sugary drink Tobacco General Georgist Gift
Gross receipts Hypothecated Income Inheritance (estate) Land
value Luxury Payroll Pigouvian Property...
- The
amount of the tax was
dependent on the size of the home and, as a
hypothecated tax for
public television, was
similar in
principle to the television...
- full or in part by the
licence fees.
Licence fees are
effectively a
hypothecated tax to fund
public broadcasting.
Radio broadcasters in the
early 20th...
