(A) than a tax on their income
(B) from a tax on what they earn
(C) than taxing income
(D) from the income tax
(E) than a tax on what people earn
Solution:
Idioms + Parallelism
A, C, and E: “different than” is not idiomatic.
D: “from the income tax” is not parallel to “a tax on what people spend”.
B: “from a tax on what they earn” is parallel to “a tax on what people spend”. “different from” is idiomatic.
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