taxation brackets

taxation brackets Figures between which taxable income or wealth is taxed at a specified rate. For example, in the UK taxable income up to £30,000 attracts tax at the basic rate of 20%, whereas between £32,000 and £150,000 the higher rate of 40% applies (2016–2017). See alsobracket indexation.

• standby agreement
• standby credit
• standing order
• standstill agreement
• start-up
• start-up costs
• state banks
• State Earnings-Related Pension Scheme
• statement of account
• statement of affairs
• Statement of Auditing Standards
• statement of cash flows
• statement of changes in equity
• statement of changes in financial position
• statement of comprehensive income
• Statement of Financial Accounting Standards
• statement of financial position
• statement of movements in shareholders’ funds
• Statement of Standard Accounting Practice
• statement of terms of employment
• statement of total recognized gains and losses
• STATEMENTS OF STANDARD ACCOUNTING PRACTICE
• state ownership
• State Second Pension
• static risk