Sentence examples for latter tax from inspiring English sources

The latter tax was certainly unpopular, as the unsuccessful Whiskey Rebellion proved, in 1794.

According to the Independent Connecticut Petroleum Association, the latter tax adds 26 cents per gallon to the wholesale price based on the current market.

For the latter, tax cuts are not just about raising growth, but also about keeping the size of government under control.

Obama's pick of Geithner despite the latter's "tax problem" (ie he knowingly evaded taxes) was one of the ugliest moments of his presidency so far.

Of these latter sources, taxes, both income and value-added, constitute the largest proportion.

The latter collected taxes, dispensed justice, provided charity, organized commerce, negotiated with barbarians, and even mustered the soldiers.

Apparently this just covers the basics – mainly replacement clean pants and actual sanitary protection, although the latter is taxed as a luxury item.

The retail price is 480 euros (roughly $650) for the former, and 560 euros (~$755) for the latter, before taxes or subsidies to be clear.

The former is gross pay, the latter is after tax.

The Republican Party had grown increasingly hostile to the science of global warming and to cap-and-trade, associating the latter with a tax on energy and more government regulation.

Undoubtedly, the latter contribution to tax revenue, morality, and appropriateness is preferable.