Benefit Principle

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Benefit Principle

Benefit Principle means:
the proposition that those who benefit from government expenditures, which are financed by taxes, should pay the taxes that finance the expenditures.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Benefit Period
  2. Taxable Fringe Benefit
  3. Target Benefit Plan
  4. Defined-benefit Pension Plan
  5. Projected Benefit Cost Method
  6. State Benefit Payments
  7. Unrelated Debt-financed Income
  8. Working Condition Fringe Benefit
  9. Disability Benefit T
  10. Specific Economic Benefit
  11. Cafeteria Benefit Plan
  12. Black Lung Benefit Trust
  13. Average Benefit Test
  14. Debt-financed Property
  15. Tax Benefit Rule
  16. Past Service Benefit
  17. Fiscal
  18. Social Security Benefit Statement
  19. Request for Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement
  20. Lobbying Expenditures
  21. Soil and Water Conservation Expenditures
  22. Proxy Tax
  23. Supplemental Unemployment Benefits
  24. Financial Structure
  25. Government Cost-of-living Allowance

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