A) Directly reduce the amount of tax owed B) Have no effect on tax liabilities C) Increase the overall tax rate D) Only apply to wealthy individuals
A) Tax credits B) Tax rate C) Tax brackets D) Tax deductions
A) Tax rebate is based on overpaid taxes, whereas a tax refund is a specific amount returned B) Tax rebate is a specific amount returned, whereas a tax refund is based on overpaid taxes C) Both terms refer to the same process D) Tax rebate is when taxes are due, whereas a tax refund is voluntary
A) Abolish income tax altogether B) Ensure high-income individuals pay a minimum amount of tax C) Lower taxes for all individuals D) Apply higher tax rates for low-income earners
A) Tax relief for low-income individuals B) Tax on high-end goods and services to generate revenue C) Exempt luxury goods from taxes D) Tax on essential goods and services
A) Ignoring tax laws with no consequences B) Evading taxes to reduce tax liability C) Individuals and businesses following tax laws and regulations D) Paying taxes voluntarily
A) 25% B) 30% C) 35% D) 37%
A) Tax evasion B) Tax collection C) Tax planning D) Tax avoidance |