The tax principle of equity refers to: A. Revenue produced by a tax B. Impact on the economy C. Distribution of tax burd...
The tax principle of equity refers to:
A. Revenue produced by a tax
B. Impact on the economy
C. Distribution of tax burden
D. Tax compliance requirements
Homework Answers
Taxation equity is the principle that taxes should be fair.
Thus the answer is:-
C. Distribution of tax burden
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