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The document discusses government expenses and revenue sources. It outlines that 60-80% of government funding comes from taxes. It also explains different types of taxes like income taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, and other taxes. Principles of taxation are outlined from Adam Smith including the concept of progressive and regressive taxes based on ability to pay. Non-tax revenue sources like fees and permits are also briefly mentioned.
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Taxes are financial charges imposed by governments on individuals and businesses to fund public projects that benefit society. Common taxes include income tax, sales tax, and property tax. Governments determine tax rates and use taxes to pay for things like national defense, education, healthcare, infrastructure, and law enforcement. While taxes fund important services, they also create economic distortions and administrative burdens for taxpayers. Some people engage in tax avoidance, evasion, or work in the underground economy to avoid paying taxes.
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This document provides an introduction to taxation. It discusses different forms of taxation including direct taxes like income tax and transfer tax, as well as indirect taxes like sales tax. It covers topics such as the desirable characteristics of a tax system including efficiency, simplicity and fairness. The document also discusses how governments use tax revenue, examples of economic efficiencies and inefficiencies of different taxes, and definitions of concepts like horizontal and vertical equity.
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