Sentence examples for tax linking from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, Tony Abbott, has been criticising Labor for its intention to "bring back the carbon tax", linking the charge to his claim that Labor is the party of "higher taxes".

In addition, there is a second tax linked to production.

Road tax linked to car size might shape thinking.

She said she did not support the property tax cap favored by Mr. Murtagh but would consider a tax linked to income instead of property value.

The Fanjuls were noted political machinators during previous environmental battles, angling to defeat a proposed federal sugar tax linked to clean-ups in the Everglades.

The banks themselves are in line for another annual tax, linked to the size of their balance sheets, as and when international agreement can be reached on the details.

Apple may have to repay tax linked to billions of euros of revenues after Brussels criticised "illegal state aid" that the US group received through deals with the Irish government between 1991 and 2007.

Along with some cabinet colleagues, Mr Straw is said to feel that the Scottish challenge on student tuition fees - which could see the Edinburgh parliament introducing an alternative post-graduation tax linked to income - is designed to embarrass British ministers.

3. Smartly insert a carbon tax linked to the price of oil, now.

The tax credit marks a major landmark, not just in the process of welfare reform but in our reform of the tax system, linking tax and benefits.

The Chancellor has also expressed a desire to see such taxes linked to incentives for longer-term investments.