"tax fee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, referring to the cost of a tax.
For example: "I had to pay a hefty tax fee of $50 in order to register my business with the county."
Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, who faces a competitive race for re-election next year, was the only Democrat to vote for the amendment, which stipulated that no new tax, fee or penalty could be imposed on families making less than $250,000.
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to limit any authority of a franchising authority to impose a tax, fee, or other assessment of any kind on any person (other than a cable operator) with respect to cable service or other communications service provided by such person over a cable system for which charges are assessed to subscribers but not received by the cable operator.
It's a small tax, fee or charge that just appears – that no one questions.
Last summer the startup agreed to start collecting and remitting a tourist tax fee in Paris of €0.83 per person per night, starting from October 2015.
If a portfolio manager sells shares of a certain company in the fund, the fund is taxed and that tax fee will be passed on to you, the investor.
If you would like to avoid paying the new tax fee, get your ticket before it takes effect.
Last year, it paid PricewaterhouseCoopers $2.8 million in audit fees and $12.9 million in tax fees.
Malik agreed last night to pay back the council tax fees [see footnote].
It dwarfs any other revenue, including the property tax, fees and state and federal aid.
He agreed tonight to pay back the council tax fees [see footnote].
They also want to tax fees collected by Internet service providers.
