"I don't have the power to impose additional taxes the way you do here," he said, explaining that the national government assesses all taxes in Chile.
In New Jersey, municipalities are responsible for covering education costs but are not allowed to impose additional taxes, like a sales tax, to help pay for them.
That same year, he promoted a ballot initiative that would have made it more difficult to impose additional taxes or increase spending in the state.
For instance, it's likely that governments will impose additional taxes on fossil fuel consumption and require that cars and appliances use less energy.
Mr Morales, Bolivia's first indigenous leader, has sparked concern in Europe over plans to nationalise his country's natural gas industry, while Mr Chávez is set to impose additional taxes on international oil companies.
I'm certainly against one of Senator Obama's ideas, which is to lift the cap on the payroll tax, because that would impose additional taxes on people who are, you know, educators here in the Philadelphia area or in the suburbs, police officers, firefighters and the like.
Canadas finance minister, Jim Flaherty, despite his partys pledge less than a year ago not to impose additional taxes on the trusts, announced late Tuesday that the government proposes to tax trust distributions at regular corporate income tax rates effectively eliminating the chief advantage of the trust structure as a flow-through entity.
The proposal would allow the agency to impose fees on marijuana businesses in order to raise revenue for the state, and local municipalities would also be allowed to impose additional taxes.
CLINTON: I'm certainly against one of Senator Obama's ideas, which is to lift the cap on the payroll tax, because that would impose additional taxes on people who are educators, police officers, firefighters and the like.
The Russian tax authorities have also hinted at imposing additional tax claims for 2001 and other years.
