The phrase "additional taxes for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra taxes that may apply to a specific situation, item, or service.
Example: "The government has announced additional taxes for luxury goods, which will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "extra taxes on" or "supplementary taxes for".
For homeowners in Setauket, the cost of the fire district bond that they rejected on March 11 would have been about $88 a year in additional taxes for the average homeowner over 25 years.
Having resisted the kind of no-taxes pledge common among conservatives here, he constructed a deficit-reduction package that includes about $1 in additional taxes for every $3 in spending cuts.
The abatement is scheduled to expire on June 30, which would lead to $430 million in additional taxes for more than 360,000 taxpayers in the city, or $1,194 on average, according to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's office.
Obama's plan means that even for the richest of filers, the difference between his tax system and McCain's concerns approximately $45,000 in additional taxes for every $1 million wealthy filers earn in income after they reach the highest possible bracket.
In January, the United States Tax Court held that six members of the Charles Allen family of Seaford, Del., whose Allen Family Foods is one of the largest chicken growing and processing operations in Delaware, owed $255,000 in additional taxes for 1994 and 1995 because of the A.M.T.
The voters' interest in preservation spending was especially clear in development-battered Brookhaven, where residents voted by more than 2 to 1 to support the $100 million environmental bond issue, which will cost the average homeowner nearly $40 a year in additional taxes for the next 30 years.
Equally, we do not believe viewers should pay an additional tax for the privilege of viewing programming which they have already paid for.
Under the rule, Mr. Buffett's taxes might have doubled to $12 million in 2010, but this would represent only a trivial amount of additional tax for him.
The government has raised a record £23.9bn in additional tax for the year to the end of March as a result of a crackdown on tax avoidance.
He pays a 15% Colorado excise tax on the THC and an additional tax for buying in Denver, and he and his corporate partners can't take deductions for any equipment they use once the THC gets infused into the liquid.
I, for one, would not resent a higher tax bill if the additional taxes went for robust infrastructure improvements.
