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The progressive income tax is a tax based on the

A) benefits-received principle.
B) tax equity principle.
C) efficiency tax principle.
D) ability-to-pay principle.

Progressive Income Tax

A tax system where the tax rate increases as the taxable income increases, aimed at redistributing income more equitably.

Ability-to-Pay Principle

A taxation principle suggesting that taxes should be levied based on an individual's or entity's ability to pay, often implying higher rates for higher income levels.

Tax Equity

The fairness of a tax system, judged by how evenly or proportionately tax burdens are distributed among different groups of taxpayers.

  • Acquire knowledge on the taxation principle that focuses on the taxpayer's ability to pay, and contrast it with other foundational taxation principles.
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