The phrase "average tax per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the average amount of tax paid by individuals or entities, typically in relation to a specific category or group.
Example: "The average tax per household has increased over the past year, reflecting changes in tax policy."
Alternatives: "mean tax for" or "typical tax per".
For the purpose of the comparative analysis, an average tax burden per kilowatt has been estimated based on the technology-specific cash flow plans and a depreciation period of 20 years.
And among households earning a million to ten million, the average tax rate is twenty-six per cent.
Among households earning a hundred thousand to two hundred thousand dollars a year, the average tax rate is eighteen per cent.
Mr. Kiernan said an average tax increase of $22 per household would keep park services at the same or even better levels.
The 400 highest-earning households in the country would get an average tax break of $7 million per year under the Republican plan.
In fact, the richest 400 families in America would get an average tax cut of $7 million per year, according an analysis that the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities published in January, based on earlier projections of what those taxes cost now.
Mr. Franks, a Republican, asserted that Mr. Corzine's proposals for health care, education, preschool and long-term care for the elderly would cost more than $750 billion a year, wiping out the federal budget surplus and requiring an average tax increase of nearly $5,000 per taxpayer.
Around half the benefits would go to families with incomes of more than $250,000 per year; the average tax break for families in the top 1percentt of the income distribution would be 100 times that for families in the middle.
That claim, though, is belied by an analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center, which shows that a middle-class household with $67,000 of income will receive an average tax cut of $930 next year ― $77.50 per month – while a family with $348,000 of income will get an average tax cut of $7,640.
Americans making $3.7 million or more per year would see an average tax cut of $1.3 million under Donald Trump's tax plan.
