TAXATION


Meaning of TAXATION in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ excessive , heavy , high

the heavy ~ on smokers and drinkers

▪ low

▪ direct , indirect

▪ progressive , redistributive

▪ double

the proposal to eliminate the double ~ of dividends

▪ corporate , income ( esp. AmE ), property

changes in corporate ~

▪ general , personal (both esp. BrE )

▪ federal , local , state

… OF TAXATION

▪ level , rate

a promise to reduce the overall level of ~

VERB + TAXATION

▪ levy

the inability to levy sufficient ~ to meet the costs of government

▪ increase , raise

If the government raises direct ~, it will lose votes.

▪ cut ( BrE ), reduce

▪ eliminate ( esp. BrE )

▪ avoid

▪ be exempt from

Any profits made are totally exempt from ~.

TAXATION + NOUN

▪ policy , system

PREPOSITION

▪ after ~ , before ~ ( BrE )

The loss before ~ was £2.7 million.

▪ from ~

The hospital was funded from ~.

▪ out of ~ ( esp. BrE ), through ~

the power to raise funds through ~

▪ ~ on

increased ~ on oil companies

PHRASES

▪ the burden of ~

The party's policy is to reduce the burden of ~ on the poor.

▪ a form of ~

The charge was seen as just another form of ~.

▪ for ~ purposes ( esp. BrE )

They were treated as a married couple for ~ purposes.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .