tax threshold
Income cutoff point
A tax threshold is an income level at which tax rules change—either the point where income becomes taxable at all, or where a higher rate kicks in.
Below the threshold, you pay less or nothing; above it, different rules apply.
Her income fell just below the tax threshold, so she owed nothing.
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tax structure elements
tax thresholdtax rate
Government's claimed share
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