Sentence examples for plain tax from inspiring English sources

Tax," or just plain "Tax," that of the Stanley Theatre, which specializes in Russian films, calls it "War Tax".

Like the 20% VAT - a plain tax on the poor.

And perhaps a surcharge, the Just Plain Pathetic Tax, on red sports cars for buyers over 45.

Ms. Matusow's record has been unenlightened on a number of issues, including her opposition to reforming the Rockefeller drug laws and her refusal to support the renewal of a modest White Plains sales tax, which helps pay for community services.

Information about his plain-language tax guide is at julianblocktaxexpert.com.

This plain tale is made taxing by many things.

Fortunately, there's a solution hidden in plain sight: a tax credit for health insurance.

Still, the governor has made it plain that the tax issue is part of the package, said Barbara Lazore, a chief of the St . Regis Mohawk Indiansat Hogansburg, N.Y.

That's a music tax, plain and simple.

Dissidents are closely monitored, and frequently harassed by plain-clothed thugs, "tax inspections" and the like.

The chief executive of Cancer Council Australia, Prof Sanchia Aranda, said measures including rises in tobacco taxes, plain packaging laws and bans on smoking in public areas were all deterring young people.