Tax rate
Tax rate is the percentage used to calculate tax due on a taxable entity.
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Expanded Definition
The tax rates of interest to individuals include--
- Sales tax: percentage of sales dollars.
- Property tax: dollars per $100 or $1000 of assessed value.
- Federal Income tax:
- AGI income--the percentage from Table X,Y, Z in the Instructions for Form 1040 or Your Income Tax
- Qualified dividends/Capital gains--the percentage determined in the worksheet on page 35 of the Instructions for Form 1040.
- State and local income tax: varies.
- Estate tax varies. It is levied on the death of individuals with large estates.
- Gift tax applies to large transfers of wealth between people.
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