The tax rate or tax rate is the levy which is calculated based on a fixed fee for the debtor or taxpayer tax. This can also be a percentage or fee calculated based on the tax fee received by the person who pays. This calculation is obtained by dividing the tax rate of the company or natural personnel by the tax base. The tax base is a rate that defines the magnitude of a taxpayer's earnings. There are countries, in which the tax administration establishes that the tax rate or tax rate is a single value, serving as a reference for everyone equally, in other more mobile markets, theThe tax rate is fixed, but regulated according to the classification that has been given to the company or staff that contributes to the fiscal development of the country.
Countries such as Venezuela use a variable percentage according to the quota that businessmen or merchants who work in the country have, this value will be supervised by a superintendency that keeps an eye on all fiscal action in the country. Not complying with this percentage by consequence can lead to legal problems.
Another type of tax is the one that is generated from the processing of legal documents emanating from the different agencies of the state, an example of these are the company incorporation documents, due to the processing and registration of these, the state is entitled to a tax calculated in base to the active capital that the company will have. This type of tax is determined based on a percentage of the unit or tax value in force in the country.
