1	Annual Budget		_____	a government policy aiming to reduce inequalities of income by increasing lower incomes and / or reducing higher incomes in some way.
2	Capital gains tax		_____	a situation in which some people have much higher incomes than others.
3	Corporation tax		_____	tax that is taken directly from income or wealth.
4	Direct tax		_____	a tax on the increase in value of an asset, such as land or shares.
5	Excise duty		_____	an outline, given by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, of planned government expenditure for the next financial year.
6	Indirect tax		_____	a tax levied on the manufacture or sale of specific goods, such as tobacco and alcohol.
7	Inequality of income		_____	the ideal that people should have equal opportunities and equal access to resources.
8	Infrastructure		_____	a tax that is added to the price of goods and services.
9	Inheritance tax		_____	a tax paid when buying property or land.
10	Flat-rate tax		_____	a tax paid by businesses.
11	Redistribution of income		_____	the physical and organisational structures and facilities that are needed for a society to run properly.
12	Social justice		_____	tax that is charged on spending, or on goods and services (eg VAT in the UK).
13	Stamp duty (or stamp duty land tax)		_____	tax that is the same proportion at all levels of income.
14	Value added tax (VAT)		_____	a tax levied on the value of property, or money, bequeathed after death or given as a gift.
15	Variable tax		_____	tax that varies in level depending on income, ie a greater proportion of tax is taken from higher incomes and a lower proportion from lower incomes.