Collocations for taxation - noun
ADJECTIVE
excessive,
heavy,
high
the heavy taxation on smokers and drinkers
the heavy taxation on smokers and drinkers
low
direct, indirect
progressive, redistributive
double
the proposal to eliminate the double taxation of dividends
direct, indirect
progressive, redistributive
double
the proposal to eliminate the double taxation of dividends
corporate,
income (esp. AmE),
property
changes in corporate taxation
changes in corporate taxation
general,
personal
(both esp. BrE)
federal, local, state
federal, local, state
VERB + taxation
levy
the inability to levy sufficient taxation to meet the costs of government
the inability to levy sufficient taxation to meet the costs of government
increase,
raise
If the government raises direct taxation, it will lose votes.
If the government raises direct taxation, it will lose votes.
cut (BrE),
reduce
eliminate (esp. BrE)
avoid
be exempt from
Any profits made are totally exempt from taxation.
eliminate (esp. BrE)
avoid
be exempt from
Any profits made are totally exempt from taxation.
PREPOSITION
after taxation,
before taxation
(BrE)
The loss before taxation was £2.7 million.
The loss before taxation was £2.7 million.
from taxation
The hospital was funded from taxation.
The hospital was funded from taxation.
out of taxation (esp. BrE),
through taxation
the power to raise funds through taxation
the power to raise funds through taxation
taxation on
increased taxation on oil companies
increased taxation on oil companies
PHRASES
the burden of taxation
The party's policy is to reduce the burden of taxation on the poor.
The party's policy is to reduce the burden of taxation on the poor.
a form of taxation
The charge was seen as just another form of taxation.
The charge was seen as just another form of taxation.
for taxation purposes
(esp. BrE)
They were treated as a married couple for taxation purposes.
They were treated as a married couple for taxation purposes.