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What is the homophone for syntax?
The homophone for "syntax" is "sin tax."
What are the disadvantages of sin taxes?
Sin tax is a tax placed on items that are considered harmful to human health. The disadvantages of the sin tax is whether or not these taxes actually discourage use of the products that the tax is trying to prevent.
What is sin tax?
A sin tax is an unusually high excise taxes on cigarettes, liquor, gambling, and so on.
Define sin taxes and give examples?
A sin tax is a tax on certain items like alcohol and cigarettes, which are regarded as not a necessity or luxuries.
What is the effect of sin tax bill?
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Taxes on items like cigarettes and alcohol are called?
Sin Taxes
What are the disadvantages of sin tax law?
Sin tax is a tax placed on items that are considered harmful to human health. The disadvantages of the sin tax is whether or not these taxes actually discourage use of the products that the tax is trying to prevent.
What is the economic effect of sin tax bill?
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Sales tax is an example of what kind of tax?
It's an example of blue tax
What is the definition of sin tax bill?
A sin tax bill is a type of legislation that imposes additional taxes on goods or activities that are considered harmful to society, such as tobacco, alcohol, and gambling. The aim of sin taxes is to discourage people from engaging in these activities and to generate revenue that can be used for social programs or public health initiatives.
What is the difference batween sin tax law and evat law?
Sin tax law imposes taxes on goods considered harmful to health or society, such as alcohol and tobacco. EVAT law pertains to the value-added tax system implemented on the sale and consumption of goods and services in the Philippines. While sin tax focuses on specific products, EVAT is a general tax on a wide range of goods and services.
Match each type of tax with an example of its use apex?
property tax;1% charged on the value of a home personal income tax; 20% charged on wages earned capital gains tax; 2% charged on profits from selling a home
