graduated flat tax Definition

graduated flat tax

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The proposed compromise between a flat tax and a progressive tax. A graduated flat tax is characterized by having minimal tax brackets and low tax rates. An example of a graduated flat tax was the modified flat tax system that was part of the Tax Reform Act of 1986.

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