Definitions for tax base
tax base

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1. tax basenoun

   collective value of taxable assets

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1. tax base

   A tax base refers to the total amount of assets, income, wealth or property that a government can levy taxes on. It serves as the main source from which a government or other public authorities generate revenue through taxation. Different taxes have different tax bases. For example, the tax base for income tax is the total income earned by individuals or businesses, while for property tax it is the value of owned property.

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Numerology

1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of tax base in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of tax base in Pythagorean Numerology is: 9

Examples of tax base in a Sentence

1. The Texas commissioner:

   Fifty percent of the population of this city was sitting underneath our International Bridge – how is a town of this size, with our tax base supposed to deal with that problem, it is a complete failure of everything that is going on in Washington, for not just the last couple of years, but for many, many years.

2. Garrett Watson:

   It would be easier for policy makers politically and from a policy perspective to raise tax rates rather than make very complicated, untested changes to the tax base like this, they come with their own set of risks.

3. Ali Noorani:

   Without immigration it becomes increasingly impossible to sustain entitlements, much less a functioning health care system, or a local tax base in rural and suburban cities and communities across the country.

4. Kurt Schmoke:

   You can imagine the county's residents don't want to be annexed into the city, if the city could have just reached out and expanded its boundaries by attaching itself to those who have moved out, we would have a larger tax base and we would have been able to address a lot of these social issues.

5. Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich:

   Various tax innovations are being discussed, but we've said we will do this carefully so as not to allow a contraction in the oil and gas industry. with regard to taxes, there's little you can do here as it will have a negative effect and reduce the tax base even more.

References

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