Sentence examples for levied tax from inspiring English sources
They also wanted the European Union to be able to raise its own funds independently of member states, such as via a directly levied tax.
And, if you are price conscious, this may have a direct impact on your travel arrangements – as a levied tax on all long-haul travel would not be an unexpected turnaround.
Since July 2005, Swiss banks have levied tax on behalf of European Union governments on interest-related income earned by their countries' taxpayers with accounts held in Switzerland.
On Wednesday, The Smoking Gun reported that the Internal Revenue Service had levied tax liens totaling more than $2.1 million against Mr. Jean for the years 2006, 2007 and 2008.
The federal government would reduce its Medicaid payment to any state that levied taxes above that.
Saraqib, however, had one of the few Local Councils that levied taxes, so it could afford to keep pace in the delivery of services.
That said, if the nations are given much greater control over income taxes - which appears to be what is on offer - could they not pay for whatever public services they feel they need out of these locally levied taxes?
Adding up all this year's nationally levied taxes, one percentage point at a time, gave France a score of 193, compared with 90 in the U.S. Germany's score of 143 this year will fall to 123.5 next year if the government's tax reforms are fully implemented.
As the PPIC report linked to above notes, "For the first time in the state's history, the state was put in charge of allocating the proceeds of the locally levied property tax".
Norway started a pesticide reduction plan in 1988 which employed a levied banded tax system based on toxicity at the rate of $3.8 per hectare that resulted in a 54% reduction of pesticide use (PAN, Europe 2004).
If Mr Corzine wins in November, one of his main tasks (other than cleaning up state politics) will be to do something about New Jersey's locally levied property taxes, the highest in America, and another big campaign issue.
