supertax

/ˈsupərˌtæks/
noun
  1. An additional tax on income or profits that are above a certain high level, often paid by wealthy individuals or corporations.
    • Many business owners complained that the new supertax would hurt investment.
    • The supertax is designed to reduce economic inequality by taxing the richest citizens more.
    • The government introduced a supertax on earnings over one million dollars.
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