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(1) High marginal tax rates may act as a disincentive to working longer hours.

(2) But Table 16-2 shows that marginal tax rates also rise with income.

(3) What marginal tax rate applies to taxable income which falls between $ 16, 000 and $ 20, 000?

(4) Most workers were unclear about what their marginal tax rates were, and consequently did not have any very clearly calculated response.

(5) And it could encourage harder work by reducing marginal tax rates.

(6) This means that marginal tax rates for some elderly taxpayers are 85 % higher than for younger taxpayers.

(7) The difference between the average and marginal tax rates illustrated in Exhibit 2. 2 may be best explained by an example.

(8) A marginal tax rate is the tax paid on additional or incremental income.

(9) Across-the-board cuts in marginal tax rates (10 percent a year for three years) and business tax reductions were on the drawing boards, as were plans to reduce regulations.

(10) Supply-siders argued that certain changes in tax policy--lowering marginal tax rates, reducing taxes on entrepreneurial income--were especially powerful, economically.

(11) At a marginal tax rate of 50 percent, the break point is much lower; just 1. And so on.

(12) The president's approach would mean the marginal tax rate would increase to 39.6 percent from 35 percent for the highest earners.

(13) Combined marginal tax - benefit rates of 85 percent became common.

(14) During Mr. Reagan's time in office, the top marginal tax rate on earned income fell to 28 percent from 50 percent.

(15) When I left India, the marginal tax rate was 97.5%, corporate taxation was punitive, and business was stifled or went underground.

(16) For low-paid workers, the marginal tax rate is at least 75%.

(17) At one point during the mid-'70s, the top marginal tax rate was an unbelievable 102 percent.

(18) To recap the method, direct taxes have a legal framework facilitating the assessment of the overall effective marginal tax rates.

(19) Table 16-2 shows that the first Thatcher government was able to reduce marginal tax rates substantially, especially for the very rich.

(20) Second, that in general this means reducing the value of allowances and broadening the tax base rather than increasing marginal tax rates.

(21) For other groups the authors note that the overall marginal tax rate was at an historically high level in excess of 60 percent.

(22) The tax rates shown in column 2 of Table 8-2 are marginal tax rates.

(23) Based on Chinese tax code this paper discusses the influence of employee stock option deductions on corporate marginal tax rate and debt policy. Sentencedict.com

(24) Any proposal for a negative income tax must have at least three elements-an income floor, a marginal tax rate, and a cutoff point.

(25) But people who emphasize the efficiency often base the Laffer curve, and insist decreasing the marginal tax rate of individual income tax.

(26) Rather, the president seems to think that no matter how high the current marginal tax rates, the correct social policy is to move them upward.

(27) The levy, to be paid by banks, will come on top of the marginal tax applied to individuals' bonus pay-outs.

(28) This paper further analyses the Laffer curve, argue the Laffer curve being vice and limitation in theory when it explains the relation of revenue and the marginal tax rate.