Sentence examples for tax duties from inspiring English sources

In most of the Gulf states, which do not even levy income tax, duties are the third-biggest source of government finance after oil exports and investment income.

But he has made it clear that the reforms cannot proceed as long as the Israeli army stays in the Palestinian cities and until the Israeli government transfers at least some of the $500m owed to the Palestinians in tax duties.

Another Budget measure is set to benefit breweries both big and small: a larger refund cap for tax duties paid on the sale of beer and spirits.

Editorial boards and government improvement groups have been calling for an overhaul or for dissolving the powerful board since 1929, when some tax duties were transferred to what is now the state Tax Franchise Board.

About £2 spent on every bottle of wine is purely tax (duty, and VAT on that duty).

Cellino was found guilty of evading almost €390,000 (£305,000) of import tax duty on the boat earlier this year, a first-grade conviction in Italy that he is appealing.

Osborne said that fixed odd betting terminals had proliferated since gambling laws were liberalised a decade ago and that the tax duty on them would be raised to 25%.

Tax duty on alcohol is being hiked by 20%, while cuts to public sector salary supplements will widen to 12% from 10%.

But the fact remains that some large fortunes are hit by hefty estate-tax duties, and Trump's could conceivably end up being one of them.

Sometimes the aim is to evade taxes, duties or capital controls; often it is to get dirty money into the banking system.

Taxes, duties, and tariffs vary from country to country as well as trading bloc to trading bloc and can consume as much as 10% of the revenues of certain products.