Figures between which taxable income or wealth is taxed at a specified rate. For example, in the UK for 2004-05, taxable income up to £2020 attracts tax at 10%, from £2020 to £31,400 the basic rate of 22% applies, and over £31,400 the higher rate of 40% has to be paid.

See also:

bracket indexation.

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