graduated tax

In part, that is because of the state's graduated tax structure.

Above those levels, estates are subject to a graduated tax with a top rate of 55 percent.

A more substantial graduated tax on property left at death was introduced in 1894.

It also passed a bill imposing a graduated tax (6d.

This graduated tax was similar to the income tax we pay today.

That, she said, was largely a result of their lower-than-average incomes and the city's graduated tax structure.

The tax was a graduated tax, varying with the wearer's social position.

Woods wanted no direct or indirect tax for anyone earning under £100 per year, and graduated taxes on higher incomes.

For each certificate, the Manhattan developer gets a 10-year graduated tax abatement on one new apartment.

A graduated tax would be better, but even the flat tax is fairer than the legislature's alternative.

Income of resident aliens is subject to the graduated tax rates that apply to US citizens.

"We can work out a graduated tax.

To deal with the issue of land distribution, they worked out innovative solutions to access, tenure, and a graduated tax on unimproved values.

Temettu was paid annually; it was a graduated tax, with the rich liable to pay considerably more than the poor.

We currently use a marginal tax system, also called a graduated tax, in which the percentage you pay in taxes varies based on your income.

At that meeting in Toronto, the players proposed a graduated tax on payrolls, rising to 7 percent for the four teams with the highest payrolls.

Furthermore, because baseball payrolls are higher than hockey payrolls, the clubs could propose a graduated tax rate on each $500,000 above the trigger point.

The plans include proposals for two taxes: a uniform energy tax on all non-renewable sources, and a graduated tax according to carbon content of individual fuels.

However, many systems have graduated tax rate systems under which corporations with lower levels of income pay a lower rate of tax.

(This could be patriotic groups demanding abolition of graduated taxes, or demanding that their right to bear arms is not infringed.)

They are ambushed by "City Graduated Tax Enforcement Officers" before they can get to the city.

The government also said foreigners working for companies in South Korea would have the choice between a flat 18 percent tax and a graduated tax tied to their income.

The one corporate change approved today would deny the benefit of lower graduated tax rates for "personal service corporations," under which many doctors, lawyers and other professionals run their business.

But the omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 eliminated graduated tax rates for professional service corporations, which now pay a flat 34 percent tax on all earnings.

Many Republicans consider the income tax system to be inherently inefficient and oppose graduated tax rates, which they believe are unfairly targeted at those who create jobs and wealth.