In 1535, King Henry VIII of England, who wore a beard himself, introduced a tax on beards. The tax was a graduated tax, varying with the wearer's social position.
He grew his beard because he wanted to copy his great rival, King Francis the First of France, who made him jealous when he became a King, because he was even younger and more athletic than Henry VIII.
Sales tax is an example of a tax collected by the state of Georgia.
Singeing the King of Spain's Beard happened in 1587-07.
Tax Collected at Source is a sales tax that is charged in India for certain good. The items that qualify for this tax is liquor, tendu leaves, timber, and scrap batteries.
In the UK income tax is collected in various ways, if you are employed then the PAYE (pay as you earn) system will collect tax each time you are paid, which is usually weekly or monthly, if you are self employed then income tax will be normally be collected annually when your tax return is processed.
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I believe the beard is used only on images of a king.
Sales tax is collected by the seller and then passed on to the State.
indirect tax
social security tax
Corporate Tax