The phrase "a tax of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an approximate amount of tax that is being levied or expected.
Example: "The government has proposed a tax of around 15% on luxury goods."
Alternatives: "a tax of approximately" or "a tax of about".
Such a tax, of around 1-2% of revenues, could raise as much as €10m a year, according to the report.
Cable industry officials said they objected to the decision, arguing it creates an uneven playing field by not similarly expediting the process for renewal of their own franchises — the typically multiyear agreements that allow cable companies to provide television access in a community in exchange for a tax of around 5percentt of their sales.
Notes on page 16 of the accounts also show that the Irish corporate tax paid is €9.6m – an effective tax of around 20%.
QPR recorded losses of £65.4m in 2012-13 and this season's figure is predicted to be in the region of £40m-£50m £40m-£50muld mean a fair play tax of around £30m.
According to [27], a realistic carbon tax of around 60 USD/t (55 EUR/t) may be set.
For example, if a person's pay went up from £60,000 to £65,000 and they are in a 1/60ths scheme, it would in effect boost the final value of their pension and incur a tax charge of around £2,500.
If one partner earns £15,000 and the other nothing, there will be a tax bill of around £1,200.
That means it might have a tax payment of around $3.6 million in that year.
The most forward-thinking development, however, is in Canada, which has unveiled plans to levy a tax of ten Canadian dollars (around $7.50) per tonne of carbon emitted by 2018.
A tax of 0.005% would yield around $40bn a year worldwide, according to the report, while even a unilateral currency transaction tax limited to the euro could raise $4.2bn to $9.3bn in additional financing.
