Sentence examples similar to levy value from inspiring English sources

At Labour Day celebrations on May 1st, Mexico's president suffered his first public jeering in five months in office, from crowds angry at his plan to levy value-added tax (VAT) on food and medicines.

It will also resist attempts to levy value-added tax on food and medicine, which may be part of a fiscal-reform bill due to be sent to Congress on September 8th (perhaps with some exemption for the poorest).The PRI and the conservative National Action Party have enough seats in Congress to muster the two-thirds majority necessary to push through constitutional reform on energy and taxes.

He has backtracked on proposals that have met strong resistance, such as levying value-added tax on food and medicines.

Financing of the NHIS is done by a 2.5%% insurance levy as Valued Added Tax (VAT) on goods and services, 2.5 % deductions from pension contributions of workers in the formal sector with the Social Security and National Insurance Trust SSNITT) and yearly premiums paid by adults (persons eighteen years of age and above) [20].

Moreover, the idea behind lowering taxes isn't to redistribute income, he says; it's to encourage investment in the U.S. The business consumption tax would be levied on value added and inevitably would be passed along in the prices of goods and services.

The country also levies a value-added (or consumption) tax of about 25 percent among the highest value-added taxes in Europe on all economic activity.

In 1969 it began levying a value-added tax (VAT).

Other levies include value-added tax, property tax, payroll tax, tax on the manufacture or importation of consumer goods, and various other fees.

Estate tax, levy on the value of property changing hands at the death of the owner, fixed mainly by reference to its total value.

In fact, it works by imposing a levy on the "value added" at each stage in the production of a good or service.

Tenancies will be fixed at a maximum of 10 years, and councils will have to pay a yearly levy on the value of their council housing, forcing them to sell properties; Camden will have to sell up to 300 per year to meet the cost.