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Discover LudwigThe term "windfall tax" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a tax that is imposed on unexpected or sudden profits or gains, usually on businesses or individuals. Example: The government announced a windfall tax on oil companies after they reported record profits due to the increase in global oil prices.
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A windfall tax on privatised utilities raised £5 billion.
That is a patriotic argument for an energy windfall tax.
But we have no plans for a windfall tax.
He said: "Our case for a windfall tax is compelling.
A windfall tax on people called Steve, yes.
Could this be the time for a windfall tax?
But a windfall tax is only a one-off.
He wants a "emergency" windfall tax on power companies if it is cold winter.
On top of that the government will take a 33% royalty and a windfall tax.
But unlike a windfall tax they might actually do some good.
This will cast big-ticket items such as a windfall tax on mining profits into limbo.
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