Sentence examples for tax equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Some states add excise taxes — California has a gas tax equivalent to about $46.50 per ton of carbon dioxide and a $2.33-per-ton 2.33-per-ton 2.33-per-ton

He will pay a flat tax equivalent to almost 7% of the government's current take from all sources.Too good to be true, say some longstanding UPP supporters.

The landfill tax will transfer to Holyrood, along with the land and buildings transactions tax (equivalent to stamp duty) under the remit of the new Revenue Scotland.

Tribal stores would have to charge a sales tax equivalent to the state sales tax, getting rid of a competitive advantage that businesspeople near the reservation loathe.

That treasure trove is the $3.1tn of tax, equivalent to 5.1% of global GDP, which according to international campaign group Tax Justice Network is illegally evaded in 145 countries, covering 98.2% of the world's population.

"We are committed as a party, and I am very committed to this, to raising the allowance further such that you pay no income tax equivalent to the minimum wage.

The Belgian government will now be forced to recover the unpaid taxes – equivalent to about £530m – from the companies.

If the state funds the whole increase, it will need higher taxes equivalent to £57 billion ($102 billion) in today's money.

The plan envisions selling the development rights for $100 a square foot, while instituting property taxes equivalent to $12 a square foot.

The regulator found that the Times article from 24 April "Labour's £1,000 tax on families" had a misleading headline and first sentence: "Ed Miliband would saddle every working family with extra taxes equivalent to more than £1,000".

Inge Grässle, a German member of the European Parliament and a member of the body's budgetary control committee, said that the highest-paid European Union officials paid taxes equivalent to about 25 percent of their gross salary.