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excess profits tax - translation to greek
TAX ON ANY PROFIT ABOVE A CERTAIN AMOUNT
Excess Profits Tax of 1950; Excess-Profits Tax; Excess profit tax; Excess profits
excess profits tax
φορολογία υπερκερδών
poll tax
TAX WHICH IS THE SAME FOR EVERY LIABLE INDIVIDUAL
Poll taxes; Poll Tax; Head tax; Poll tax collector; Polltax; Pole tax; Head Tax; Capitation tax; Poll-tax; Lumpsum tax; Lump-sum subsidy; Lump-sum redistribution; Per capita tax; Tax per head; Capitation taxes
κεφαλικός φόρος
tax exemption
MONETARY EXEMPTION FROM TAXES THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE LEVIED
Tax-exempt; Tax-exempt status; Tax exempt status; Tax-exempt organization; Tax exempt; Tax Exemption; Exemption from taxation; Tax exemptions; Exemption from tax; Tax free; Tax exemption for religious organizations; Tax relief
ατέλεια φόρου, φοροαπαλλαγή
Definition
windfall tax
(also windfall profits tax)
¦ noun a tax levied on an unexpectedly large profit, especially one regarded to be excessive or unfairly obtained.
Wikipedia
Excess profits tax
In the United States, an excess profits tax is a tax on any profit above a certain amount. A predominantly wartime fiscal instrument, the tax was designed primarily to capture wartime profits that exceeded normal peacetime profits to prevent perverse incentives for manufacturers to engage in war profiteering and warmongering.
Examples of use of excess profits tax
1. Clinton said she plans to introduce legislation to create a strategic energy fund, largely paid for by an excess profits tax on big oil companies, who she noted earned a combined $113 billion in profits last year.