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Meanings of take tax in anglès

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Usage of take tax in anglès
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Mr Rosenberg said that figure did not take tax or inflation into account.
Radio NZ
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But it is important to take tax decisions based on evidence, he says.
The Guardian
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She issued a 'zero-tolerance' stance on those who are found to take tax-payers' money.
The South African
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She was unmoved when staff reasoned they could not take tax off stock already bought.
The Irish Times
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One is to push for the ability to take tax raised in one country and spend it in another.
Reuters
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It would, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, take tax as a proportion of GDP to its highest level for 70 years.
The Irish Times
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In all cases there is a lifetime limit of €200,000 that you can take tax free.
The Irish Times
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The quotes assume that the individual first cashes in the 25% they are allowed to take tax free, which reduces the pot to £18,000.
The Guardian
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Essentially, that meant Washington was taking tax dollars away from local governments.
Reuters
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The question was: Why is the government taking tax credits away from families?
The Guardian
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He said these lawyers are taking tax payers money through legal aid fees.
Radio NZ
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It takes taxes; it has an army and police, and it makes roads.
Twilight in Italy
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He took taxes for the purpose of wages for his soldiers.
Iranian Influence on Moslem Literature, Part I
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They take taxes from you, but they do not permit you to speak!
Creatures That Once Were Men
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But he can't, really, and he can't do it without taking taxes from me.
NY Magazine
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He was struck off the solicitor's roll in 2009 and is presently taking tax exams.
The Irish Times
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