Pictured: The incredible deep-sea glow worm called the 'Unicorn of the Sea' that can grow up to 100ft. 1  Deep sea divers have captured images of the elusive Pyrostremma spinosum in open water off the coast of Tasmania.
What is earmarked tax? In general terms, earmarked tax means that all or a fixed portion of revenues from a particular tax or levy are kept separate from general revenue and used exclusively for a specific government expenditure programme or specific activity.
For example, a state may issue municipal bonds, and then earmark the funds received from the bonds' sales to pay for a project such as a new road or bridge. When used in a congressional setting, the term is often used to refer to specific legislation. For example, a bill might be earmarked for a vote.