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प्रश्न
Distinguish between proportionate, progressive and regressive tax systems.
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उत्तर
| Aspect | Proportionate tax | Progressive tax | Regressive tax |
| Meaning | A tax is called proportional when the rate of taxation remains the same as the income of the taxpayer increases. | A tax is called progressive when the rate of taxation increases as the taxpayer's income increases. | A regressive tax is one in which the rate of taxation decreases as the taxpayer's income increases. |
| Tax Rate | Constant for all income levels. | Increases with higher income. | Decreases as income increases. |
| Impact on Income Groups | Equal burden in percentage terms. | Heavier burden on the rich. | Heavier burden on the poor. |
| Example | Flat income tax at 10%. | Income tax: 5% on ₹5L, 20% on ₹20L. | Indirect taxes (e.g., GST on necessities vs luxuries). |
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