Sentence examples for registry tax from inspiring English sources

Buyers who declare their home as a primary residence pay either a 3percentt registry tax or a 4percentt value-added tax on new construction, plus 168 euros ($247) for a mortgage fee, where applicable, and 168 euros ($247) for a land registry fee.

Second-home buyers pay either a 7percentt registry tax or a 10percentt value-added tax (if purchasing new construction); there is also a 2percentt mortgage fee, if applicable, and a 1percentt land registry fee, Ms. Doyle added.

The estimates of hidden wealth — believed to have been extracted from Liberia's timber and diamond trades, its international merchant shipping registry, tax coffers and the government of Taiwan — run from as high as $3 billion to a middling range of $280 million.

Fifth, while the data used by private credit registries are sourced from non-bank and bank financial establishments, data from public credit bureaus entails private credit registries, tax authorities, courts and utilities, to sources employed by private credit registries for information.

Eligible participants included 661 employees of the City of Turin's registry and tax offices as of 1 January 2005.

30 days after this, the new ownership can be registered with the local Land Registry and tax office.

The bill, which Mr. Schumer introduced last week, also calls for sending information about the registry with yearly tax forms and encouraging potential donors to sign up on the Internet.

He looked up the records for his father's car in a tax registry, and found that soon after his death it had been re-registered in the name of another man, Mohammed Anyule.

As the Capitol Fax Blog reported Wednesday, downstate Democrats released a scathing statement about Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's statewide gun registry and ammunition tax plans, saying they would "kill these bills".

The data in the Tax Registry are obtained by Statistics Norway from The Directorate of Taxes.

Change in workforce size at all workplaces in the country was computed by Statistics Sweden (by use of tax registry data) for each pair of years (November one year to November the next), adjusting for outsourcing and mergers (the Company and Workplace Demography registry).