Significats de stealth tax en anglès

It's a stealth tax about which the government has kept very quiet.

Effectively this is a stealth tax on young, low paid employees in training.

Many consumer advocates view those fees as a stealth tax on the poor.

This Budget contains an enormous stealth tax for older people.

This is a punitive stealth tax on the hard-pressed consumer.

The Treasury is worried about this being interpreted as another " stealth tax".

A spokesman for UKIP, which objected to the rules, said: It is effectively a stealth tax.

IPT is a bit of a stealth tax.

Isme described the tolls as a stealth tax and called for their phased abolition over two years.

Under Gordon Brown, the phrase " stealth tax" was used by his critics at every budget.

Is this not a stealth tax and a nice little bit of business for the meter supplier?

The survey also found huge regional variations in the charges, which Labour says have become a stealth tax.

Stamp duty is the "most outlandish stealth tax" applied in Ireland today, according to leading property developer Sean Dunne.

The arrogance charge - rejected yesterday by Mr Blair - is more dangerous when tied to William Hague's " stealth tax" jibe.

But cynics are already writing that any green taxation proposal in Alistair Darling's first budget would amount to "yet another stealth tax".

Conservative MP Stephen Metcalfe called on the government earlier this month to take action on hospital parking, describing it as a " stealth tax".