Tax quota

The share of government taxes in gross domestic product, and directly dependent on the tax rate as the ratio of the compulsory levy to be paid to the tax base, in this case primarily income and sales. If the tax rate is high, there is little scope on the revenue side to finance temporary or structural additional expenditures, which must have an impact on the value of money sooner or later. – See age dependency ratio, revenue ratio, fiscal policy, sustainability, debt ratio, government debt, Stability and Growth Pact, tax concessions, aging. – Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of April 2008, pp. 31 et seq. (Tax burden ratio and consumer behavior), Cf. Monthly Report of the Deutsche Bundesbank of October 2008, pp. 35 et seq. (Development of the tax ratio; overviews), Cf. Monthly Report of the ECB of March 2011, pp. (Impact of indirect taxes on inflation; overviews).

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