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Why were income tax rates reduced after 1991?
AHigh rates encouraged evasion
BGovernment wanted less revenue
CImports needed more funds
DBanks demanded the cut
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. High rates encouraged evasion
High income tax rates were seen as a major reason for evasion, while moderate rates encourage savings and disclosure.
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