'incremental taxes' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase when describing a tax system where additional taxes are continually added as the taxpayer earns more. For example: "The government implemented an incremental taxes system, where lower income earners paid a significantly lower rate than those with higher incomes."
In a statement, CBS said, "To avoid this double taxation, we have made this amendment to his employment agreement to reimburse him for the net incremental taxes as reviewed and validated by the compensation committee of the board".
The computer-security firm announced on Monday that it had received a "notice of deficiency" from the Internal Revenue Service, which claims that the company owes $1 billion in incremental taxes, most of it related to the valuation methods it employed in acquiring Veritas last year in a $10 billion deal.
Creating jobs, generating incremental taxes and royalties to our government, and producing more energy here at home is the prudent thing to do.
Don't get hung up on some incremental tax increase for the rich.
The use of incremental tax revenues from such projects could help finance the entire cost of construction.
Mr Swinney is replacing stamp duty in Scotland with an incremental tax, putting an end to sharp thresholds.
This year the incremental tax would have amounted to $5 billion, or 12 percent of all of the property tax collected throughout the state.
His aides even hinted that incremental tax cuts could start in the second half of the next parliament, ending by 2020 with basic rate taxpayers paying £500 tax less a year.
The other element not included in today's forecast are Mr. Bush's ideas for some incremental tax cuts next year as well as large additional spending increases for the military and domestic security.
"We believe that at least temporarily reducing the incremental tax rate on foreign-earned profits would encourage companies to invest in the U.S.," he wrote on his blog last year.
McDonald's, which releases second-quarter earnings Thursday, said it expected a profit of 42 cents a share, including 9 cents a share of incremental tax expense to repatriate about $3.2 billion in overseas earnings and 2 cents a share in stock compensation expenses.
