The phrase "each taxation" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing individual instances or types of taxation.
Example: "Each taxation method has its own advantages and disadvantages that should be considered."
Alternatives: "every tax" or "each tax system".
Economies and societies grow out of an interdependence between public and private: they need each other and taxation is the financial connecting rod.
Although most of the resources required for public spending are raised each year through taxation, it is rare for any modern budget to balance in any one year.
In a setback to those who wanted a more powerful union to help counterbalance the United States when it comes to issues like foreign policy, defense and taxation, each country -- even Luxembourg, with a population of 440,000 -- has the right to veto any decision on foreign policy and defense.
The federal Defense of Marriage Act, which defines marriage as between a man and a woman, still means that they cannot file joint federal income tax returns, or inherit directly from each other without taxation, or be recognized as the parent of a spouse's child without a full adoption.
"The reality is that the average motorist is paying 30 times more to Whitehall in charges and taxation each year than they do to their town hall through parking".
Perry's plan would let people exempt $12,500 of their income, plus $12,500 for each dependent, from taxation.
"Hundreds of billions of dollars escape capital gains taxation each year because of the 'stepped-up' basis loophole that lets the wealthy pass appreciated assets onto their heirs tax-free," says a White House fact sheet on the tax proposals.
Advertising-supported firms make tremendous profits collecting user data and de facto reselling it through targeted ads, so returning some of that revenue to the users in each country through taxation would help sustain the physical networks that make those businesses possible.
(If taxes are equal to 30percentt of GDP and 30percentt of GDP escaped taxation each year, then the unpaid taxes over the last three years are equal to 27percentt of GDP. If the government can recovery 20percentt of this money, it would be equal to 5.4percentt of GDP - the equivalent of more than $750 billion in the United States).
Private foundations, he points out, are required to disburse a fixed proportion of their assets each year — or face taxation.
