The phrase "allocation of taxes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how tax revenues are distributed or assigned for various purposes, such as government spending or public services.
Example: "The allocation of taxes is crucial for ensuring that essential services like education and healthcare are adequately funded."
Alternatives: "distribution of taxes" or "assignment of tax revenues".
We can be forgiven if we count the dollars spent by visitors to these and every other cultural site in town — including Broadway — and remind our elected officials that their allocation of tax money to nonprofit cultural organizations is an investment in this whole world of experience.
"In an era where non-resident [corporate] taxpayers can derive substantial profits from transactions with customers located in another country, questions are being raised as to whether the current rules ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights on business profits, especially where the profits from such transactions go untaxed anywhere".
In an era where non-resident taxpayers can derive substantial profits from transactions with customers located in another country, questions are being raised as to whether the current rules ensure a fair allocation of taxing rights on business profits, especially where the profits from such transactions go untaxed anywhere".
American citizens hold vastly different political views, as is our cherished right, about the proper role of government in society, the proper level and allocation of tax revenue, and the proper level and distribution of government resources.
Medical research is funded from three sources: government allocation of tax funds, medical research charities disbursing donors' funds, and private industry investing for commercial gain.
Respondents were also asked two questions regarding the allocation of cigarette tax revenues: (1) Are you in favor of using tobacco tax revenues smoking control and health services?
Comment on the new Certificate of Nonresidence and Allocation of Withholding Tax on Earnings.
By G. Roth and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, October 22, 1966 P. 47 Comment on the new Certificate of Nonresidence and Allocation of Withholding Tax on Earnings..
The death penalty increases the murder rate, because it necessitates allocation of limited tax dollars to execution while cutting basic social and mental health services.
