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The phrase "additional taxation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra taxes imposed beyond the usual or expected amount.
Example: "The government has proposed additional taxation on luxury goods to increase revenue."
Alternatives: "extra taxes" or "supplementary tax".
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This may require additional revenues, which means additional taxation.
"But will we face additional taxation on it if we're non EU citizens?" Scott asks.
Balancing the countries books should remain a priority but additional taxation stifles growth.
Additional taxation should not have a significantly depressing effect on spending by the most wealthy, or on new, productive investment.
Such rulers raised their own armies, but this involved additional taxation and further depressed the condition of the peasants.
Despite these assurances by Chancellor Helmut Kohl at the 1990 all-German elections, by 1991 additional taxation was required.
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For one thing, even a blanket increase of taxation on capital gains to ordinary tax rates would result in only $1 billion to $2 billion per year in additional tax revenue according to some estimates.
Since the levy would be fully funded (by extra taxation) there would be no additional borrowing to frighten the markets.
The federal Labor party has proposed changes to superannuation tax concessions and the taxation of multinationals to raise additional revenue, including for hospitals.
These findings are contrasted with the finding for a preference for Government to spend additional petrol taxation on safety benefits.
Moreover, such an effect is larger for a low-income worker's spouse: since F ″<0, and the additional implicit taxation F(w m,0)−F(w m,w f ) is decreasing in w m.
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