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The 13 pages that link to Income tax, each with the reason it gives.

• TaxationBroader topic: Income taxation expanded with modern states' need for flexible, large-scale revenue.

• Property taxCompared with: Unlike income tax, property tax generally depends on property ownership and assessed value rather than earnings.

• Progressive taxationNarrower topic: Progressive rate schedules are most commonly associated with personal income taxes.

• Roman taxationCompared with: Modern income taxation depends on concepts of taxable income unlike Rome’s property and poll assessments.

• Capital gains taxNarrower topic: Capital gains are commonly treated as one category within an income-tax system.

• Land value taxCompared with: It taxes returns to work and investment, unlike a levy confined to land value.

• William Pitt the YoungerRelated: Pitt introduced Britain’s first modern income tax in 1799 to finance the war against France.

• WagesRelated: Taxes reduce the take-home amount of taxable wage earnings.

• GeorgismCompared with: Georgists often favor land-value taxation as a replacement for taxes on earned income.

• Tax baseBroader topic: Its base may include wages, business profits, investment returns, or combinations of them.

• Sales taxCompared with: It taxes earnings rather than purchases.

• Wealth taxCompared with: Unlike an income tax, a wealth tax can apply even when assets produce no current income.

• Indirect taxCompared with: It is a direct tax on earnings, not a charge on spending transactions.