Sentence examples for tax like from inspiring English sources
India's democracy tax, like Mayawati's income tax, is rising.
A broad-based expenditure tax, like a VAT, amounts to a tax on consumption.
Tax – like a visit to the dentist – is vile but unavoidable.
After that, beneficiaries of a trust should be subject to tax, like everyone else.
Indeed the new 16.5% VAT may never get through: who wants to vote for a tax like that right now?
If same-sex couples were allowed to marry, they could avoid the tax like their heterosexual counterparts.
It would be better to use a corrective tax, like the tax on gasoline.
A couple of tax-like options have been mentioned in other quarters.
Entitlement programs can create tax-like effects, since a worker may lose eligibility for them by earning more money.
But the league altered the rule in April, granting each team a second designated player, along with the option to purchase a third slot for a luxury tax-like fee, while reducing the charge for each player.
The occupational health services are subsidised by tax-like funding via the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, and their volume and expenditure increased 5-fold between 1975 and 2010.
