Sentence examples for entry tax from inspiring English sources
The state's budget last month reimposed a barmy entry tax on goods from elsewhere in India.
If they want to bring goods into others, they must pay an entry tax.
All tourists have to pay US$100 £677) cash entry tax on arrival in the Galapagos (half price for under-12s).
It has dropped the entry tax for exporting firms and is even talking of setting up a committee with the private sector, along the lines of Mr Nilekani's defunct task-force.
He was as brash a guy as ever I met; his story was that he drove new automobiles from Detroit to California, which somehow enabled the dealer to avoid paying an entry tax.
Worse still, from the IT industry's point of view, the government decided to apply an "entry tax" of 13.5% on goods brought into the state a big burden on firms relying on imported computers.For those perennially pessimistic about India, all this was just the latest proof that its democratic structure will always end up stifling its economic prospects.
In another case one of the masters of American pop art struggled valiantly to give his multi-million dollar personal collection to a provincial town in central France, only to be refuffed by Customs collectors who insisted he pay enormous entry taxes before they could accept his gift.
But daily or upon-entry tourist taxes we've seen so far haven't come close to offsetting the lost revenue from disincentivized tourists, who at the start of 2017 spent all-in nearly $700 per day in the US on transportation, souvenirs and other expenses according to the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office.
Too often, it seems, software patents operate not as an incentive for innovation, but as a barrier to entry and a tax on new-product development.
Too often, software patents operate not as an incentive for innovation, but as a barrier to entry and a tax on new product development.
"Having googled 'Inland Revenue', the top entry was for 'Tax Return Gateway' and I clicked on that and entered the necessary codes and information.
