Sentence examples for introducing a tax from inspiring English sources

They're introducing a tax cut for millionaires, they're cutting the welfare bill.

He caused a stir among banking executives last year when he proposed introducing a tax on financial transactions.

I would start by introducing a Tax Dodging Bill as part of Britain's contribution to a fairer global tax system.

Countries should consider introducing a tax on sugary drinks and set it at 20%, the WHO said.

Second, the government has sharply lowered the tax rates paid by both companies, while simultaneously introducing a tax on goods and services that has raised consumer prices.

Residents of England, which leans toward the Conservative Party, would almost certainly resent the Scottish nationalists introducing a tax with such a disproportionate impact.

However, the chancellor said that from April 2016 the government would be introducing a tax-free allowance of £1,000 for basic-rate taxpayers – or £500 for higher-rate taxpayers – on the interest that people earn on their savings.

Ireland introduced a tax in 2002.

a. Introduced a tax on tea.

He tried and failed to introduce a tax on them.

There, the Republican nominee will introduce a tax reform proposal.