"The potential to raise revenues in an efficient way through property taxes, especially through recurrent taxes on residential property, is not being fully exploited," the report concluded, although it found the highest property taxes were in the UK.
A sensible system of recurrent taxation would be designed to curtail such asset inflation by socialising this rent rather than allowing it to be appropriated tax-free by private interests.
Tax evasion was a recurrent theme.
We can take care of the administrative setup, tax optimisation and the recurrent reporting requirements if they want to set up shop physically in Malta.
Domestic consensus was not expected, although from Abraham Lincoln to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, one recurrent presidential wartime emphasis was greater tax fairness -- rates that rose most for the wealthy because of their greater ability to pay.
Although most of Waugh's books had sold well, and he had been well-rewarded for his journalism, his levels of expenditure meant that money problems and tax bills were a recurrent feature in his life.
If revenues continue to increase at the present rate, domestic taxes will cover all recurrent expenses by 2017.
Variable recurrent costs included office supplies, repairs, taxes, nurse-dispenser bonuses, and travel between the warehouse and pharmacies.
"Harmful tax competition" has been a recurrent theme of such arguments, with a particularly baleful eye cast towards Ireland and its 10% corporate-tax rate.
In addition, the arrival in 1347 of the Black Death and its recurrent outbreaks further reduced the Empire's tax and recruitment base, curtailing its ability to reverse the Serbian territorial gains.
