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excess profits tax |
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Excess profits tax Additional federal taxes placed on the earnings of a business, used only in time of national emergency such as war.
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| An Excess Profits Tax was levied on companies benefiting from war production'. Hicks uses the term "war profits" to describe a carefully targeted windfall profits tax (WPT), in contrast with a general tax on "high" profits whether or not they arise due to wartime spending--an excess profits tax (EPT). person who pays income, war profits, or excess profits tax to a foreign country may credit the amount of such taxes against her U. |
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