The phrase "address taxation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the topic of taxation, particularly in the context of policy, legislation, or financial planning.
Example: "The government needs to address taxation in order to ensure a fair distribution of resources."
Alternatives: "tackle taxation" or "deal with taxation".
Addressing taxation ultimately offers the only possibility for sustainable revenue mobilisation; and in the shorter term the sums involved may make it the best hope for filling the gap that has undermined the MDGs and other development aims.
America's citizens and legislators ought to hold a serious debate on tax reform which addresses double taxation, government spending and aims at balancing the US budget.
WHEN President Obama urged in his State of the Union address that corporate taxation be simplified and rates reduced, he joined many others in Washington who have called for an overhaul of the system.
It does not address financial or taxation issues.
If it took us this long to address the unfair taxation of tampons, how long until saying the word tampon isn't followed by an avalanche of giggles and gag reflexes?
This is an excellent initiative which addresses issues like taxation, stock options, etc.
This congressional intervention could stall further local plans for addressing sales and taxation of marijuana.
2) Wasn't too afraid of 'Middle England' to honestly address the levels of taxation needed for a fairer society and decent public services.
So means-testing will continue to nibble at the edges, whereas universal benefits in tandem with progressive taxation can address the underlying inequalities.
A real fiscal union with centralized taxation would address this problem by transferring money from areas that were growing to regions that were struggling — much like the federal government moves money across the United States.
