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The Government Sector

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show social security  
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Average tax rate (ATR)   show
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show additional taxes paid (such as overtime) divided by additional taxable income  
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show tax on a particular person  
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Indirect tax   show
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Progressive taxes   show
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show places an equal burden on all classes  
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show places a greater burden on the poor (social security)  
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The largest source of federal revenue   show
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Payroll tax   show
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Corporate income tax   show
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Excise tax   show
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Estate tax   show
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Sales tax   show
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show a percentage of the value of a residence, office building, etc. 80% of all local tax revenue is derived from the property tax  
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