tax band
noun[C]
TAXUKukus→tax bracket
in the UK, asystemwherepropertiesare put intogroupsdependingontheirvalueinordertocalculatethecounciltaxto bepaidbytheirowners:
Thereviewrecommendsa newtopcounciltaxbandforhousesworthmore than £1m.
Examplesoftax band
tax band
In 1999, he introduced a lowertaxbandof 10%.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The lowesttaxbandis under 1500cc, then thetaxbandchanges at 2500cc, 3500cc and 4500cc.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A readjustment of income-tax measures were designed to take 52,000 low earners out of the tax net and remove 90,000 middle earners from the highertaxband.
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Thus, depending on the appropriatetaxband, there was a 20-40 per cent discount for individuals on private pension contributions and these immediately made private pensions an attractive option.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Information is not available on the number of households by counciltaxband.
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I think that we all welcome the lower tax rates: the reduction from 23p to 22p, the l0ptaxbandand the cash for families.
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Lifting the bottom of thetaxband—lifting allowances—helps poorer people than those who are helped by lifting the top of thetaxband.
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First, it would yield much more benefit for families, even those with only one child, than personal allowances or a reducedtaxband.
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The number and distribution of dwellings between each counciltaxbandis summarised by billing authority in the tables.
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They always opposed the lower ratetaxbandon the grounds of cost and efficiency.
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