The phrase "charge tax" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the imposition of a tax on a transaction or service.
Example: "The store will charge tax on all purchases made during the sale."
Alternatives: "levy tax" or "apply tax".
Note that Alienware must charge tax in Florida, its base.
"We don't charge tax on anyone else seeking medicine," said Morse.
"Otherwise, the opportunities for serving customers and promoting the site are big enough that even if you do have to charge tax, they're well worth it," he said.
"Everyone has to pay their taxes, and Indians must charge tax on cigarettes when they sell to non-Indians," he said.
On investments above that amount the government will charge tax at 25%, or at 55% if the additional money is withdrawn as a lump sum.
This galls traditional retailers like Best Buy and Target, who must charge tax not only in shops but also online in states where they have stores.States have tried to find ways round the court's ruling.
Others included charging tax on nontaxable items and inaccurately weighing food.
All the countries in the European Union impose a tax (at varying rates) on value added, charging tax on output from industry and rebating it on inputs.
And our competitors aren't charging tax online either, so that would put us at a serious competitive disadvantage".
Then CNET brings up something called "nexus," which is the reason why Amazon now charges tax in New York.
Expect to be charged tax and fees for the second airfare.
