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Supertax
Supertax Su"per*tax`, n. [Super- + tax.]
A tax in addition to the usual or normal tax; specif., in the
United Kingdom, an income tax of sixpence for every pound in
addition to the normal income tax of one shilling and
twopence for every pound, imposed, by the Finance Act of
1909-1910 (c. 8, ss 66, 72), on the amount by which the
income of any person exceeds [pounds]3,000 when his total
income exceeds [pounds]5,000.
Meaning of Supertax from wikipedia
- too, was
changed in 2013 so as no
longer to be a surtax. In 1929, the
supertax (which had been
introduced in the
Finance Act 1909 at the rate of 6 old...
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wages >
supertax_threshold then
begin pays_
supertax := true;
supertax := (wages -
supertax_threshold) *
supertax_rate end else
begin pays_
supertax := false;...
- to
Southern France as tax
exiles in 1971 to
avoid paying a 93 per cent
supertax imposed by
Harold Wilson's
Labour government on the country's top earners...
-
industry has been
discussed to
reduce speculation.
Measures include a
supertax on bankers'
bonuses and a
financial transaction tax.
Northern Rock, encountering...
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increased death duties, a rise in
income tax, and the
introduction of
Supertax on
income over £3,000.
There were
taxes also on luxuries,
alcohol and tobacco...
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proposed on
incomes greater than £2,000, and an
additional surcharge or
supertax of 6d (a
further 2.5%) was
proposed on the
amount by
which incomes of £5...
- top tax
bracket in the
United Kingdom, the
Beatles were
liable to a 95%
supertax introduced by
Harold Wilson's
Labour government;
hence the
lyric "There's...
-
Dilke which recommended not only
variable income tax
rates but also a
supertax on
incomes of more than £5,000 a year.
Asquith also
introduced a distinction...
- for the Call Time On Duty
Campaign in
favour of
ending the
alcohol duty
supertax (known as the escalator), a tax
opposed by the Wine and
Spirit Trade ****ociation...
- tax
exiles and
moved to
southern France to
avoid paying a 93 per cent
supertax imposed by
Prime Minister Harold Wilson's
Labour government on the country's...
