Regressive Taxation

What is Regressive Taxation

Conventionally regressive taxation has been defined as a tax policy that results in the tax burden falling disproportionately on low-income earners. In contrast, high-income earners pay a lower percentage of their income in taxes. This means that as income decreases, the percentage of income paid in taxes increases. 

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