The phrase "as a function of tax" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving economics, finance, or mathematics to indicate that one variable depends on or is influenced by tax considerations.
Example: "The company's profits will vary as a function of tax rates implemented by the government."
Alternatives: "in relation to tax" or "depending on tax".
Our regression model specifies companies' capital structure as a function of tax and control variables, which were discussed in detail in Sect. 4.
Section 4 analyzes the change in the tax base, with a focus on changes in top-quintile AGI, while Section 5 analyzes actual revenue changes as a function of tax structure and changes in the tax base.
It is based on the premise that the health problem must be substantial at population level and compares different investment policies in terms of benefit within that population projected over time as a function of tax payment/income for the government.
Conservatives tend to talk about noncompliance as if it were solely a function of tax rates.
Using the model, we measure the shareholder's personal cost of forfeiting her tax-timing option, and quantify each investor's private return to inversion as a function of her tax status.
Our baseline model establishes debt policy as a function of several tax variables and control variables.
Fig. 6 The Laffer curve; revenue R as a function of payroll taxes, z.
The traditional approach to explaining volatility is to model overall changes in tax revenues over time as a function of the changes in the tax base for each individual tax – individual income tax, general and selective sales taxes, the corporation income tax and in a few states severance taxes – and the policy offsets which are imposed (Dye and McGuire 1991; Dye 2004).
However, if the wage tax burden is modeled as a function of gross pay with a progressive marginal tax rate, the optimal pay-performance sensitivity varies with the marginal wage tax rate.
The value of a deferred tax asset or liability is a function of the tax rate.
Open image in new window Fig. 9 Vehicle purchase tax as a function of curb weight, combustion engine power, and type approval CO2 and NOX emission rates, in Norway 2014 (NOK = Norwegian kroner. As of 1 July 2014, €11 = NOK 8.43).
