Sentence examples for idea of tax from inspiring English sources

Mate, at least he's into the idea of tax.

The British and the Irish are allergic to the idea of tax harmonisation.

The idea of tax reform is largely associated with Mr Bush's first, discarded, economic team.

"The idea of tax justice, as a citizen, I find hugely attractive," he said.

Polling data suggests that voters still strongly resist the idea of tax cuts at the expense of services.

Why do you find the idea of tax reform, limited government and a balanced budget so abhorrent?

"The whole idea of tax-exempt financing is to encourage economic development," he said.

He's even floated the idea of taxing soda.

And then there's the idea of taxing financial transactions, which have exploded in recent decades.

The SNP has flirted with the idea of taxing the Scots more heavily than the English.

She hinted at the idea of "taxing capital more than work".