The phrase "aggregate tax" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or taxation, typically referring to a total tax amount that is calculated from various sources or categories.
Example: "The government has proposed an aggregate tax on all digital services to ensure fair contributions from tech companies."
Alternatives: "total tax" or "combined tax".
An ACE system might boost firms' values, since the aggregate tax bill might fall.
Of course, the aggregate tax change will affect different taxpayers differently.
It also says the aggregate tax burden is relatively low in Australia compared with other developed countries.
By "taxes" I mean aggregate tax revenues; there was no overall tax cut in 1986 or in the Romney plan.
When you are filing your tax return in the new country you need to inform local tax authorities not to aggregate tax on to local tax returns.
In his office, Mr. Schundler showed reporters a set of four bar graphs indicating how the city's aggregate tax levy had decreased during his tenure.
The table shows the impact on the distribution of aggregate taxes, including the payroll and other taxes, by including the corporate tax, which was previously excluded from the calculation.
We also have the aggregates tax, which will put the UK quarry industry out of business".
Other possibilities are to double the rate of the landfill tax (£500m), to levy a tax on private non-residential parking (£1.5 billion, perhaps) or to impose an aggregates tax on quarries.
BAA members have been campaigning against the introduction of an aggregates tax, which has been demanded by "environmental pressure groups who have little sympathy with the quarry industry and have chosen to ignore the efforts made to minimise environmental impact as well as the obvious necessity of our work".
The Smith Commission has recommended giving Holyrood the power to set income tax rates and bands on earned income, fully devolving air passenger duty and aggregates tax, powers over the number and disqualification of MSPs and powers to allow 16 and 17 year olds to vote.
