federal revenue
National treasury intake
Federal revenue is the money collected by a national government, primarily through taxation.
In the United States, it comes mainly from income taxes, payroll taxes, and corporate taxes: Federal revenue declined sharply during the recession.
The term appears frequently in discussions of budgets, deficits, and fiscal policy.
- income taxGovernment charge on earnings
- tax bracketsIncome-based percentage groupings
- April 15thAnnual tax deadline
- withholding taxesPre-collected income levies
- treasury bondsGovernment-issued debt securities
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- Brazilian taxesISS, state taxes, municipal taxes
federal revenuestate revenue
Government's collected income
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