Sentence examples for tax demanded from inspiring English sources

This week he added that the Aegean islands would be exempt from a sales tax demanded by creditors.

Others will be forced to sell, as they will not be in a position to pay the extra tax demanded by HMRC.

The companies' tax avoidance methods have been criticised by MPs, while even the Taxpayers' Alliance – which usually criticises the levels of tax demanded by government – told the Guardian that "some big companies with clever accountants can exploit loopholes to minimise their bills" with the result that "families are left feeling short-changed".

Yet the increasingly higher taxes demanded to finance such ventures enlarged the Mamlūks' financial difficulties.

That includes an Indian Supreme Court ruling in January that Vodafone, the British telecommunications giant, did not owe $2.2 billion in capital gains taxes demanded by Indian tax officials.

Since then the rebels have attacked repeatedly, raiding police stations to steal guns and bombing businesses which refuse to pay the "revolutionary taxes" demanded of them.

Nevertheless, the anger and frustration among Cypriots toward Berlin and Brussels is such that in a recent poll, 91 percent of respondents said they would rather leave the European Union than submit to the deposit taxes demanded of them.

In a break with past policies of the kingdom, Ukraputhan refuses to pay tributes and taxes demanded by the British.

Visitors spend about $15.7 billion though activities such as; eating in restaurants, staying in motels, camping, buying gas, paying sales taxes, demanding stylish hooded sweatshirts.

In the case of Google, in 2011 French tax officials demanded €1.7bn (£1.47bn) in back taxes.

Tax demands began mounting up.