tax schedule
noun[C]
TAX,ACCOUNTINGukusone of the sets ofrulesthatrelateto differenttypesofincome, used tocalculatethetaxon it:
We need toknowunder whichtaxschedulewe will betaxed.
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Second, the more income an individual makes, their marginaltaxschedulecould actually decrease because they are discouraged from working at their optimal production level.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Firstly, note that with a concavetaxschedule, the tax burden rises relatively steeply when pollution levels are low.
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In the first period the government sets the policy instruments (that is, the emissiontaxschedule, penalty for underreporting emissions, and the audit schedule).
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The slowly risingtaxscheduleis thus a consequence of the truth telling constraint in the welfare maximization problem.
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It is shown that truthtelling requires ataxschedulethat rises at a decreasing rate (that is, is concave) in emissions.
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In other words, the optimaltaxscheduleis then very favorable to the hardworking poor.
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Thus, a low polluter (who faces the more steeply rising segment of thetaxschedule) is deterred from underreporting because of the higher audit rates.
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This is not just a question of the alteration of ataxschedule, or the alteration of the articles in ataxschedule.
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Perhaps he will do so—have to put this range of household necessities into thetaxschedule?
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The purchasetaxscheduledistinguishes between pet foods, which are taxable and certain medical preparations for animals, which are exempt.
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