When a tax is regressive, as a person's income raises, the tax rate:
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increase and then decreases |
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When a tax is regressive, as a person's income raises, the tax rate decreases.
This is because the government assesses tax as a percentage of the value of the asset that a taxpayer purchases or owns. It has no correlation with the taxpayer’s income level.
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