Sentence examples for card tax from inspiring English sources

If we consider chimney tax (frozen 327 years, saving £25), soap tax (frozen 181 years, saving £20), brick tax (frozen 166 years, saving £15), window tax (frozen 165 years, saving £75) and playing card tax (frozen 56 years, saving £5) we have actually saved £270.

"It leaves every single retailer desperately searching for a way to avoid credit card tax".

You'll need your social security card, tax information and pay stubs if available.

Unlike credit card tax payments, which require a fee that is a percentage of the total charged, debit card tax payments usually require only a flat fee, even for large payments.

And given that there is already a wealth of information stored about individuals in this country - through passports, credit cards, tax bills, supermarket loyalty cards, etc - another bit of plastic holding basic identity information could also, at a push, be considered as no big change.

After all, Labour MPs were a total pushover for Gordon Brown's original three-card tax-cut trick in the 2007 budget.

To help you get a sense of the strengths and weaknesses of both sites, we'll take a quick look at their navigation before moving on to see how each covers three major topics of importance to foreign nationals--credit cards, taxes, and health care.

They may not leave a lot of money in it, but enough to pay debts like credit cards, taxes, life or health insurance policies, etc.

We were told that it was OK to put two wars on the nation's credit card, that tax cuts would create enough growth to pay for themselves".

The court heard that in addition to hacking at the NOTW, the paper had a budget with specialist tracing firms who could obtain phone numbers, credit card bills, tax, medical records and other private data.

The 14 men, the government said, were charged in a 68-count indictment with a variety of offenses, including racketeering, money laundering and credit card and tax fraud related to a criminal enterprise called the Samet Group.