Sentence examples similar to the value-added on from inspiring English sources

However, a production shift shows no effect on the value-added in the "Electronic components" sector.

The first four columns named (1) in Table 10 show the impacts on the value-added by sector, caused by the change in the Japanese final demand.

For example, corporate taxes were reduced by about one-third, a flat tax was imposed on incomes, and the value-added tax on the sale of goods was reduced.

Meanwhile, the reduction in January of the value-added tax on hotels to 6.5 percent from 13 percent — one of the few tax breaks introduced amid several austerity measures — allowed hoteliers to reduce their prices to attract more customers.

But now he thinks he can silence these critics by just taxing them out of existence.He wants parliament (which has a pro-Meciar majority) to rush through a four-fold increase in the value-added tax on newspapers and magazines, but with one strange exception: publications in which less than a tenth of pages carry advertisements will be exempt.

STARS PROTEST CD TAXES -- European music stars like Elton John, Andrea Bocelli, Johnny Hallyday, Françoise Hardy, Nana Mouskouri and Julio Iglesias have signed a petition calling on the European Union to lower the value-added tax on compact discs, bringing it in line with books, newspapers and theater tickets, the BBC reported yesterday.

Recently, Mr. Sarkozy has proposed in rapid fire a series of proposals — including a "social VAT," an increase in the value-added tax on consumption to lower the burden of social benefits on companies, to encourage hiring.

But after European leaders expressed concern that Italy had watered down the measures in response to criticism from within the center-right coalition, the government on Tuesday strengthened them, adding changes to the pension system and raising the value-added tax on goods and services to 21 percent from 20 percent.

But all the savings achieved were wiped out by the cost of cutting the value-added tax on restaurants — a populist measure whose benefits have not been fully passed on to consumers.

The value-added tax on goods is 22percentt, compared with California's 7percentt sales tax.

The value-added tax on most purchases of goods and services -- a tax collected and remitted by businesses -- is 21percentt.