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Unitary tax system

In the realm of finance, there exists a concept known as the unitary tax system. This system calculates the profits of an enterprise or group as a whole, rather than individual branches or corporations. To do so, a formula is utilized to distribute the net income to the various parts of the group. This formula typically takes into account factors such as property, payroll, turnover, capital invested, and manufacturing costs.

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