steering tax

The repayment of steering taxes is often named fiscal subsidy.

Steering taxes on effluents, pollution and other hazardous wastes.

The vehicle Excise Duty in Germany is an example of a steering tax.

And in 2009, a former top film office official in Louisiana was given a two-year prison sentence for steering tax credits to a local producer.

The Pigovian tax is a special case of a steering tax to avoid negative Externality.

A House bill takes a far different tack, steering tax breaks toward first-time home-buyers and investors in low-income rental housing.

An ecological tax reform is often understood to refer to the introduction of a steering tax on energy use, according to the Polluter pays principle.

The recycling [or redistribution of steering tax-] revenues is especially important for the acceptability, and equity of the tax reforms.

Some of the eco-taxes ("Ökosteuer") in Germany and Austria are also steering taxes, in the sense of the originally intended Eco-social market economy.

Among other ideas, Ms. Fields proposed using money from a trust fund financed through Battery Park City Authority revenues and steering tax revenue toward housing construction.

Obama campaign officials see this as a weak line of attack, in part because, they said, Romney played favorites by steering tax breaks to some companies over others as governor of Massachusetts.

A steering tax (Often an Ecological incentive tax) is a tax which aims to change the behaviour of the tax payer, as defined by lawmakers, and not particularly to increase tax revenue.

If this is accurate depends if one believes a steering tax is used solely as a direct transfer of public funds to private persons, or if they are seen as a relinquishment of state earnings to realize Fiscal neutrality for this market-based environmental policy instrument.