/sɛlf tækˈseɪʃən/ – Noun
Definition: việc tự tính thuế.
A more thorough explanation: Self-taxation refers to the act of voluntarily imposing taxes or levies on oneself, typically for the purpose of funding specific projects or initiatives. This term is not commonly used in legal contexts, but it generally refers to an individual or entity choosing to tax themselves without being required to do so by law.
Example: Self-taxation is the act of individuals voluntarily reporting and paying their own taxes directly to the tax authorities, without the need for third-party assistance or intervention.