Sentence examples for increased levies from inspiring English sources

Increased levies on corporations are ultimately passed along to shareholders, workers or customers.

The General Assembly broke the budget impasse on Wednesday with a compromise that raised the state sales tax and increased levies on businesses, alcohol and tobacco products.

In 1930, Congress passed the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, which increased levies on a range of goods, not just farm products.

He also vowed not to raise taxes again, having already increased levies on wealthier New Yorkers — a promise he may have to revisit.

In fact, Carlson's view is in line with the consensus on the Hill about the political hazards of asking more of people at the pump, even though numerous presidents, including Republican Ronald Reagan and Democrat Bill Clinton, increased levies on fuel in their first terms and won reelection.

It's more likely Summers is reinforcing the President's already firm bias that the way to lastingly revive the economy is through massive government spending, increased taxes on small and midsize businesses, increased levies on energy and heavier burdens on capital.

Archives|BUS AND TRUCK TAX FAVORED IN JERSEY; Senate Republicans for Increased Levy to Shift Burden From Railroadsand Trolleys.

BUS AND TRUCK TAX FAVORED IN JERSEY; Senate Republicans for Increased Levy to Shift Burden From Railroadsand Trolleys.

Mr. Bloomberg and his aides have repeatedly said that he opposes raising taxes, with the main exception of an increased levy on cigarettes.

George Osborne said that those who are resident in the UK but domiciled elsewhere for tax purposes will have to pay an increased levy after living in Britain for 12 years.

In France, it is a similar story, with taxes on fuel (before the increased levy on diesel kicks in) accounting for a smaller proportion of total prices than they did at the start of Emmanuel Macron's presidency.