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Meanings of higher taxes in anglès

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Usage of higher taxes in anglès
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In fact it did it with just two scary words: higher taxes.
News.com.au
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Low inflation has helped to offset higher taxes introduced in recent budgets.
The Irish Times
3
If you make more money, paying higher taxes is a side effect.
News.com.au
4
In the name of smaller government he was insisting on higher taxes.
The Guardian
5
There are like tons of pro-life people who want higher taxes, etc.
NY Magazine
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But the hard part is embracing higher taxes or a lower salary.
Reuters
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He argues the higher taxes put the drugmaker at a competitive disadvantage.
Reuters
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Others have said they would personally be happy to pay higher taxes.
State of the Union Addresses
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The shortfalls could potentially mean sharply higher taxes and cuts in spending.
Reuters
10
However, higher taxes could dampen growth and fuel inflation in the short term.
Reuters
11
Greek population told to accept lower bonuses and higher taxes or risk bankruptcy.
The Guardian
12
Republican critics have said the plans will lead to higher taxes.
Reuters
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Those best able to bear the burden of higher taxes will do so.
The Irish Times
14
The funds contend higher taxes will cut investment activity and harm the economy.
Reuters
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These will be paid for by higher taxes on higher earners and companies.
The Guardian
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Buffett said higher taxes for the rich will not discourage investment.
Reuters
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Higher taxes through the time
Higher taxes across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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