The phrase "accelerate tax" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing speeding up tax processes or tax-related actions, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The new policy aims to accelerate tax refunds for eligible taxpayers."
Alternatives: "expedite tax" or "hasten tax".
Congress is debating a stimulus plan that would accelerate tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans.
"The best way to grow out of a recession is to accelerate tax relief to people".
"I think we can accelerate tax relief, we should accelerate tax relief and keep the size of the tax relief package at the same level," the president told reporters.
In recent years, the I.R.S. has challenged the decisions of some companies to accelerate tax deductions on certain leasing transactions between nonprofit and profit-making entities.
A surprise cut in corporation tax, with an extra penny coming off in 2014 to take the headline rate to 21 per cent, was hailed, as were measures to boost infrastructure and plans to accelerate tax relief for capital investment.
Labor will support the government's plan to accelerate tax cuts for small and medium businesses, in the first major policy win for Scott Morrison since he became prime minister.
One way to take advantage of the legislation is to accelerate tax-deductible expenditures -- making them this year instead of in future years, when rates are lower.
Because of IRS regulations, naming the wrong type of trust as an IRA beneficiary can accelerate taxes.
Whirlpool, a maker of white goods, faced accelerated tax payments.
Automating also allows firms to claim accelerated tax depreciation on capital costs for machines.
And the easy pickings, the one-time measures that come from accelerated tax collections and delayed payments?
