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- Regresivni porez - porez kojemu prosječna porezna stopa pada s porastom dohotka pojedinca Institut za j.financije - porezni vodi� - by Maja Čaprić
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- suvremeni porezni sustavi se pretežno temelje na
načelima koristi i platežne sposobnosti
• porezi se mogu podijeliti na:
1. progresivne
2. regresivne
3. proporcionalne
• progresivnim porezima se od onih koji imaju visoke
dohotke uzima relativno veći dio dohotka od onih s
niskim dohodcima
• regresivni porezi od ljudi s visokim dohodcima
uzimaju relativno manje nego od ljudi s niskim
dohotkom
• kod proporcionalnih poreza relativni dio dohotka koji
se oporezuje je jednak i kod bogatih i kod siromašnih
- Zadarsko sveučilište (University of Za
by Maja Čaprić - PDV djeluje kao regresivni porez. Njegovo povećanje, uz istovremeno smanjivanje najviše stope na dohodak ide na teret socijalno ugroženog stanovništva.
- Poslovni dnevnik (Business Daily)
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- Tax collected at increasingly lower rates or percentages as income level increases. ThisNation.com
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- In order to prevent regressive tax on items purchased, many states make certain types of things non-taxable, especially food. - wiseGEEK
![](https://cfcdn.proz.com/images/wikiwords/small_grey_arr.gif) - A regressive tax system does not mean and likely would not result in low income earners paying more taxes than the wealthy, only that the effective tax rate relative to income or consumption would be a larger tax burden to low income earners. - Wikipedia
![](https://cfcdn.proz.com/images/wikiwords/small_grey_arr.gif) - This update explains that ballot initiatives to enact regressive tax policies died in Michigan and Montana, but survived to secure spots on the ballot in Arizona, Florida, Massachusetts and Oregon. - The Tax Justice Digest
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