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''Economics''.
(LDT).


One of the 'factors of production' in economics, the others classically being labour, capital and enterprise.
Landfill Disposals Tax applies to all waste disposed of by way of landfill at a licensed landfill site in Wales (unless the waste is specifically exempt) and also to unauthorised disposals.


In this context, 'land' is defined as all natural resources used in production.
It is charged by weight.




== See also ==
Inert waste is charged at a substantially lower rate than general waste.
* [[Capital]]
 
* [[Enterprise]]
Unauthorised disposals are charged at a substantially higher rate, to create an additional financial deterrent for people seeking to dispose of waste illegally.
* [[Factors of production]]
 
* [[Labour]]
 
==See also==
*[[Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs]]
*[[Landfill Tax]]
*[[Scottish Landfill Tax]]
*[[Sustainability]]
*[[Welsh Revenue Authority]]

Revision as of 09:41, 9 November 2018

(LDT).

Landfill Disposals Tax applies to all waste disposed of by way of landfill at a licensed landfill site in Wales (unless the waste is specifically exempt) and also to unauthorised disposals.

It is charged by weight.


Inert waste is charged at a substantially lower rate than general waste.

Unauthorised disposals are charged at a substantially higher rate, to create an additional financial deterrent for people seeking to dispose of waste illegally.


See also