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​The video offers an overview of government funding, government revenue through taxation. It outlines key tax concepts such as the subjects of taxation (who pays tax), objects of taxation (what is taxed), tax base (the amount subject to tax after deductions), and tax rate (the percentage applied to the tax base).

The video also explains tax calculation factors like tax deductions, tax exemptions, tax incentives, tax rebates, and fiscal drag or bracket creep.

It distinguishes between direct taxes and indirect taxes, detailing various tax types including property tax, estate duty, transfer duty, capital gains tax, import duties, Value Added Tax (VAT), and excise duties. The video also covers other revenue streams like user charges and tariffs.

The National Revenue Fund is described as the central government account for collected revenues, with noted exceptions for certain public entities and institutions.

What is the primary source of government revenue?
What are two general characteristics of tax?
What are the four crucial categories in the tax system framework?
How do deductions, exemptions, and incentives differ in tax calculation?
What is a tax rebate?
What is fiscal drag or bracket creep?
How do governments counteract fiscal drag?
What is the difference between domestic and foreign companies in a tax context?
What are the main sources of government revenue besides taxation?
What is the difference between direct and indirect taxes?
Examples of direct and indirect taxes
What is payroll tax?
What distinguishes property tax from other taxes?
What is estate duty?
What is transfer duty?
How does capital gains tax work?
How does value-added tax (VAT) function?
What is the purpose of import duty?
What is dumping in international trade?
How is excise duty calculated?
What are user charges, consumer tariffs, and nominal levies?
What is the National Revenue Fund?
What are some exceptions to money being paid into the National Revenue Fund?

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