fiscal freedom
[/ˈfɪskəl ˈfriːdəm/]
nounpl: fiscal freedoms
liberdade fiscal
1. The right and ability of individuals or organizations to manage their finances and make financial decisions without excessive government interference or taxation
Citizens advocated for fiscal freedom to invest their earnings as they saw fit.
Os cidadãos defendiam a liberdade fiscal para investir seus ganhos conforme julgassem apropriado.
2. The autonomy of a government or state to manage its own budget and fiscal policy independently
The smaller states demanded fiscal freedom to set their own tax rates.
Os estados menores demandavam liberdade fiscal para estabelecer suas próprias alíquotas de impostos.
3. Exemption from restrictive fiscal regulations or financial constraints
The new legislation granted small businesses more fiscal freedom in their operations.
A nova legislação concedeu às pequenas empresas mais liberdade fiscal em suas operações.
In Brazil, 'liberdade fiscal' is frequently discussed in debates about federal versus state autonomy, particularly regarding revenue collection and budget management. In the USA, 'fiscal freedom' is a key concept in conservative political philosophy and tax reduction advocacy. The term carries ideological weight in both countries, often used by those opposing high taxation or government spending.
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