Sentence examples for charged taxes from inspiring English sources
My question is this: Why was I charged taxes and fees, over and above the $70 a night rate I paid, if Priceline also paid taxes and fees, albeit at the lower, discounted rate?
"For that reason, because money was so abundant, we were not charged taxes, and that had a cultural impact on Venezuelan society, in the sense that no one here developed the habit of paying taxes or a sense that not to pay taxes is a crime".
It would require an audit to see which of the taxes, fees and surcharges are pass-through taxes, i.e., the customer is charged taxes that are being applied to the company but they get to pass-it-through to the customer, or where the fees, like the 'broadcast fee', are being accounted for in these financials.
"It all stems from the fact that people who ordered the wristbands from her online store were charged tax.
But the federal government still charges taxes on these basic products, he complains.
Taliban officials and bandits have stolen food stocks and are charging taxes for passage.
Note that Alienware must charge tax in Florida, its base.
Others included charging tax on nontaxable items and inaccurately weighing food.
"We don't charge tax on anyone else seeking medicine," said Morse.
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.
