progressivity of tax reforms
The progressivity of tax reforms refers to the extent to which changes in the tax system disproportionately affect different income groups, with the aim of achieving a fair and equitable distribution of the tax burden.
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- marginal tax rates
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- redistribution of wealth
- social security tax
- tax avoidance
- tax brackets
- tax burden
- tax credits
- tax deductions and loopholes
- tax evasion
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- tax incidence
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