tax rate
- noun
- /tæks reɪt/
- State A has a tax rate of 8%, and State B has a 5% rate.
- marginal tax rate
- effective tax rate
- low tax rate
And we need to not have a special tax rate for capital gains.
- And we need to not have a special tax rate for capital gains.
- That's going to dictate your tax rates that you will be paying on your gains.
- Then your question is what will your tax rate be on your short term capital gains?
- As Beijing cut tax rates to boost big ticket consumer items.
- We saw the, we, we saw the lower corporate tax rate.
- Spend, spend and leave tax rates high.
- The case confirmed that clubs playing techno should benefit from the same reduced tax rate as concert halls.
- First of all, you could lower tax rates.
- They argue that the average tax rate paid by people at the top has fallen over time.
- When your uncle was president, he seemed to have the idea that a lower tax rate brought about a higher tax revenue.
- The billionaires and the richest among us are paying a much bigger tax rate than the nurses and the firefighters.
- If we can bring spending down and tax rates down, it'll be less destructive of economic growth.
- Now, once you know what your gain is on the property, now it's, well, what is the tax rate?
- So short term capital gains, that's going to be your, your regular ordinary tax rates.
- Take a look at what is the average tax rate in Germany, Sweden, France and see if you want to pay that.
Examples
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The state has a progressive tax rate, which means higher earners pay a larger percentage.
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Tax revenues are the tax rate times the tax base.
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When your uncle was president, he seemed to have the idea that a lower tax rate brought about a higher tax revenue.
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Then your question is what will your tax rate be on your short term capital gains?
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So each of them is now going to pay if the tax rate stays the same.
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Take a look at what is the average tax rate in Germany, Sweden, France and see if you want to pay that.
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During these years a lot of people got rich and they had to pay a top tax rate of 90%.
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Both are initiatives that would change tax rates and affect the state's education system.
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They argue that the average tax rate paid by people at the top has fallen over time.
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If we can bring spending down and tax rates down, it'll be less destructive of economic growth.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'the percentage at which an individual or corporation is taxed' is directly derivable from combining 'tax' (a government charge) with 'rate' (a level or percentage/price). This noun-noun compositional pattern is common in English and in other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Tax rate combines tax (money paid to the government) and rate (how much you pay per amount of income), so it means the 'percent' of income taken as tax.