Sentence examples for tax selected from inspiring English sources

In 1260 a murage grant was given to Southampton by Edward I, allowing the town to tax selected imports to build and maintain new stone walls; these initial murage grants ran from 1260 to 1275 and were then renewed between 1282 and 1285 and from 1286 to 1291.

The IEA provides prices with and without taxes (excise and value added tax for selected energy sources).

The China Business News said Monday that Chongqing was likely to tax only high-end properties, in contrast with Shanghai, which reportedly plans to tax only selected second homes.

Here are the results: The most popular deficit-cutting option is an income tax increase, selected by more than 80 percent of participants.

Perhaps an oil severance tax (California is the only big oil-producing state without one), a temporary surcharge on the rich, an expansion of the sales tax to selected services, a surcharge on some forms of commercial property (which enjoy the same relief as homeowners under Prop 13), an end to some corporate tax breaks?

This is augmented by a 2.5percentt value added tax on selected goods and services as well as an annual allocation of central government funds.

The tax rate selected is also similar to the social cost of carbon for the UK economy of £21 £25/tCO2e (2010 prices) calculated by the "Stern Review" 35 although it should be noted that estimations of the cost to society of GHG emissions vary markedly.

[C15.] Finding the Right Tax Advice Selecting an accountant and finding the best tax advice have proven to be difficult for some entrepreneurs.

He added that it is a "typical example of Orbán's utterly cynical attitude that he wants to give the internet tax revenue to tax inspectors, and selected members of the internal security apparatus".

He said he was not sure whether he would pursue new tax cuts, nor would he rule out future tax increases; he selected no single agency for definite cutbacks during hard times, yet he deemed few impervious to budget trimming.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Differentiated circulation vehicle taxation in selected European countries (OECD Tax Database 2013).