Sentence The term "return tax" is usable in written English.
It is most commonly used when referring to the taxes due that need to be reported on a tax return form. For example: After completing my calculations, I determined that I owe a return tax of $300.
People in the underground economy do not leave a trail that can contribute to such a return, tax experts said.
Tax fees on migrants were a major source of state income, while deferred pay ensured the migrant's return, tax payment, and purchase of Portuguese manufactures.
He said one problem was that some Washington politicians had become so used to "spending orgies" that they found it difficult to return tax money to taxpayers.
On taxes, the administration points out that even allowing all the Bush tax cuts to expire would return tax rates only to what they were under Bill Clinton, which was hardly a terrible time for business.
The tax hikes will return tax rates to what they were before 2003, which means the top tax rate for households could be over 39%, according to press reports.
Mr. Bush promises "to return tax dollars to the people who earned them," dismissing Mr. Gore and other critics as "people who think the bureaucrats in Washington know how to spend your money more wisely than you do".
IN BRAZIL, where the state collects a hefty 36% of GDP in taxes and offers mediocre public services in return, tax-dodging is a national sport.
Moreover, it is unheard-of to obtain such a cash return taxed at only a 15% income tax rate.
Most Republicans refuse to consider returning tax rates even to their 1990s levels.
I mean, they're getting something like $800-900 800-900 billionrned taxes.
Fares from £47 return including tax.
