Sentence examples for reverse tax from inspiring English sources
Urging Hollande not to run again, Montebourg said his project would include measures to end austerity while raising expenditure, reverse tax increases of the last five years, fight globalisation and restructure the EU which had "practically become a failed company".
"It's not Spain that inspires lack of confidence, it's you and your government's way of handling the economy," Rajoy said, asking for the government to reverse tax increases, including a rise in value-added sales tax.
Analysts said they were not overly worried about the increases because they would only partly reverse tax cuts enacted last year to bolster the economy during the global recession.
Mr Miliband said a Labour Budget would create a progressive tax system, reverse tax cuts for millionaires, introduce a mansion tax to fund the NHS and scrap the "vindictive and unfair" so-called bedroom tax.
It was Clinton, remember, who balanced the budget and ended welfare "as we know it". President Obama has pledged not to raise taxes on the middle class, and Democrats couldn't even manage to reverse tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans that might have made even Reagan blush.
The opposition Socialist Party, in its official programme for next spring's presidential and parliamentary elections, pledges to renationalise the electricity utility, raise the minimum wage, enforce the 35-hour week more vigorously and reverse tax cuts.Moreover, the creed of anti-liberalism and anti-globalisation is shared by both left and right.
Imagine the reverse: taxes would be levied on individuals and companies worldwide in a completely disorderly way.
Otherwise both parcel taxes and flat $2,500 donations become reverse taxes, putting the heaviest burden on those who can afford it least.
Reversing tax cuts is never easy, but it's almost impossible in Oklahoma.
The new Liberal government has already reversed tax cuts, raised tobacco taxes and lifted a cap on electricity rates.
It has the wrong priorities, boosting pensioner benefits while failing to commit to reversing tax credit cuts for working families.
