Difference between revisions of "Ad valorem tax"

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An ad valorem tax is a fixed percentage tax based on the price or value of the property being taxed.  Examples of ad valorem taxes are sales taxes, property taxes and [[import duties]].
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An '''''ad valorem''' tax''' is a fixed [[percent]]age tax based on the price or value of the [[property]] being [[taxation|taxed]].  Examples of ''ad valorem'' taxes are [[sales tax]]es, [[property tax]]es and [[tariff|import duties]].
  
 
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[[Category:Economics]]

Revision as of 00:06, May 3, 2007

An ad valorem' tax is a fixed percentage tax based on the price or value of the property being taxed. Examples of ad valorem taxes are sales taxes, property taxes and import duties.