A regressive tax takes a larger percentage of income from low earners than from the wealthy. Common examples include sales taxes and excise duties on essentials. This system primarily benefits high-income individuals and corporations by reducing their relative tax burden, while placing a disproportionate financial strain on lower-income households.
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