Definition: Taxes on wealth

Category: National accounts

Taxes on wealth (unallocable) are taxes the basis of which is a non-physically specified form of wealth. In a concrete case these income and wealth taxes might in fact be levied on, for example, the income from or the value of a real estate. But since it is not possible to decide this on the basis of the existing statistics they fall under the more general category.
Source:
Structures on the taxation system in the European Union 1970-1997, Eurostat 2000
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