Sentence examples for common taxes from inspiring English sources

Never before has a body like the IMF talked about coordinating tax rates, agreeing on common taxes bases or establishing methods on tax cooperation of this sort before.

"A large domestic market, underpinned by a common currency, common taxes, common rules and regulations, with no borders, no transaction costs, no restrictions on the flow of goods, investment or people.

But there are also less common taxes, such as excise taxes, hospitality taxes, ad valorem taxes, tolls, user fees, and estate and gift taxes, just to name a few.

Much like nearly everything else in life, all of these situations have one thing in common: TAXES.

While some forms of personal property tax (like the vehicle registration fee example above) are quite common, taxes on intangible property can vary greatly from state to state, so check your local tax authority for more information.

A common tax mistake is investing all the proceeds in tax-exempt municipal bonds.

But the Internal Revenue Service includes misuse of donor-advised funds among its most common tax abuses.

A second is the fear that a common corporate-tax base will be the first step to a common tax rate.

Since 1998 the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has attempted to impose common tax regulations on more than three dozen small states.

He pushed for years to persuade European governments to adopt common tax practices, a Sisyphean task that remains mostly unfinished.

Some of the smaller among the 12 banks were running what has become quite a common tax-evasion scheme.