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Tax Rate 1) The rate at which a business or person is taxed on income. Essentially the percent of income that goes towards taxes. 2) The rate of tax on good and services. Notes: 1) For example, consider an individual with an income-tax rate of 30%. For every $100,000 that individual makes, $30,000 ($100,000 x 0.30) must be paid as tax. There are three main types of tax rates: progressive, proportional and regressive. 2) For example, (as of 2005) in New York State the state tax rate is 4.25%. If you were to buy a $1000 television from a store, the total purchase price would be $1042.50, and the $42.50 in tax would go to the State of New York. Tax rate The percentage of tax paid for different levels of income.
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The result is lower effective tax rates and higher earnings-per-share. multinational to reduce effective tax rates (in some cases significantly) on non-U. As can be seen in Table 1, total effective tax rates among the highest quintile and top one percent income households were significantly higher during the Clinton administration vis-A-vis those of the Reagan and G. |
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