Taxes: A Gradual Evolution

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Taxes: Their Different Forms in Different Countries

Marxist believed that inheritance taxes were the more legitimate tool for social equality. This view gradually changed with the industrialization and globalization process. In the current development, effective steps can be taken to avoid the tax altogether. Different countries follow different tax systems to suit their socio economic strata.

Listed below are the forms and variations in tax systems which various countries practice:

1. Tax System in the USA - USA, has the second-lowest inheritance tax in the world, wherein the surviving spouse remits nothing whatsoever. The beneficiaries inheriting the amount exceeding $1.5 (Anshu - pls check this amount) have to pay federal taxation and other subsidiary taxes making it a total crossing 50%. In January 2001, the lower threshold was only $675,000, but the figure has more than doubled in just 5 years time.

2. Tax System in the U.K. - Just as in the United States, in the United Kingdom too, the surviving spouse pays nothing. Whereas all the other beneficiaries inheriting above L275,000 (

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