- of Cambridge, England. One
senior and one
junior taxor was
elected each year, and each had to be an
MA of the University.
These posts have not been filled...
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Tax resistance is the
refusal to pay
tax because of
opposition to the
government that is
imposing the
tax, or to
government policy, or as
opposition to...
- A
regressive tax is a
tax imposed in such a
manner that the
tax rate
decreases as the
amount subject to
taxation increases. "Regressive"
describes a distribution...
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Management InES –
Institute for
Enterprise Systems MaCCI –
Mannheim Centre for
Competition and
Innovation MaTax –
Leibniz ScienceCampus Mannheim Taxation MAZEM...
-
meeting in
Culver City, the
Board selected Ma as its chair. As chair,
Ma also sits on the
California Franchise Tax Board. The California's
Board of Equalization...
- A
sugary drink tax, soda
tax, or
sweetened beverage tax (SBT) is a
tax or
surcharge (food-related
fiscal policy)
designed to
reduce consumption of sweetened...
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proportional tax is a
tax imposed so that the
tax rate is fixed, with no
change as the
taxable base
amount increases or decreases. The
amount of the
tax is in...
- efficiency. If
tax efficiency needs to be ****essed,
tax cost must be
taken into account,
including administrative costs and
excessive tax burden also known...
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Tax expenditures are
government revenue losses from
tax exclusions, exemptions, deductions, credits, deferrals, and
preferential tax rates. They are a...
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Optimal tax theory or the
theory of
optimal taxation is the
study of
designing and
implementing a
tax that
maximises a
social welfare function subject...
