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• Dole was the clear favorite among those who preferred a graduated tax.
• This initiative replaces the previous Graduate Tax Exemption beginning January 1, 2008.
• The Graduate Tax Program is designed to provide understanding of complex taxation issues.
• Theodore Roosevelt advocated a graduated tax on inheritance in 1906.
• Individuals are subject to federal graduated tax rates from 10 % to 39.6 %.
• Graduated tax rates for testamentary trusts were also eliminated.
• Armey wants a flat tax rate of 17 percent to replace the graduated tax system.
• Liberal Democrat leader and Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has also backed a graduate tax.
• Under a flat tax, the existing graduated tax rates would be replaced with a single rate.
• The Universities and Colleges Union, a supporter of free higher education has criticised a graduate tax.
• Above those limits, estates are subject to a graduated tax with a top rate of 55 percent.
• Above those levels, estates are subject to a graduated tax with a top rate of 55 percent.
• Free-market thinkers have criticised the graduate tax for not creating a market based element in higher education.
• Today one person's estate must exceed $ 675, 000 at death for a graduated tax to apply.
• Traditionalist supporters of graduated tax rates warn that simplification can be the enemy of fairness and justice.
• Above those limits, estates are subject to a graduated tax, with a top rate of 55 percent.
• The owners should be looking for some kind of graduated tax, rather than the system they have now.
• A . I've never thought a steeply graduated tax code was progressive-- or even fair, for that matter.
• A graduate tax was mooted before the introduction of top-up fees in the United Kingdom, but was ultimately rejected.
• A graduate tax may not be perceived to be a debt in the same way as a student loan is.