"tax items" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to items or goods that are subject to or affected by taxes. You can use this phrase when discussing taxes or financial matters, such as in a business or economic context. Example: "The government announced that it will be increasing taxes on luxury goods and other tax items, in an effort to generate more revenue for public services."
SUNDRY TAX ITEMS There are a variety of items that extend current tax breaks.
Excluding one-time charges related to tax items and acquisition costs, the company earned 20 cents a share.
Although standard farm equipment, like tractors and planters, have long been exempt from the state sales tax, items like fencing and lumber were not.
Assessments against a plot of land might include several other considerations as well, so that a farmer's tax bill was a complicated reckoning of many different tax items.
Though African Union forces have pushed the group out of Kismayo, its fighters still control the sandy hinterland around the port, and Somali elders say it continues to tax items like T-shirts, sugar and soap.
And Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania, wanted an assurance that the Senate would vote on his amendment to impose a permanent ban on special-interest spending and tax items known as earmarks.
Earnings were up 44percentto to 22 cents a share, from 15 cents a share a year earlier, helped by a one-time tax item that increased earnings by 3 cents a share.
For example, defined rules – plant, all determination, pricing procedure, picking location, route, account determination, shipping point, tax, item category, material, etc. Go through related screens of SAP MM process, transaction level screens.
Monsanto officials said the strength of the second quarter gave them the confidence to raise the company's fiscal 2013 earnings guidance by 10 cents to $4.40 to $4.50 a share before certain after-tax items.
Mr. Blumenthal would not say which stores had improperly taxed items, but added he believed it was done unintentionally.
She said the taxes actually sent the wrong signal, suggesting to people they could significantly affect salt intake by simply avoiding the taxed items.
