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Meanings of direct tax in English
Usage of direct tax in English
1
Carbon tax A direct tax on activities that result in carbon emissions.
2
The direct tax levied in 1861 is not even suspected of invalidity.
3
They have the right to place a direct tax upon property.
4
The removal of the ceiling of employers' PRSI is a direct tax on employment.
5
A direct tax on actual measured carbon dioxide emissions 2.
6
To the merchant who pays tariff duties the amount involved is a direct tax.
7
The direct tax was not even supported by the committee.
8
The money raised by this direct tax was collected and expended twenty-seven years ago.
9
They lay a direct tax upon one State and impose none upon the others.
10
This, the chief direct tax of the Colony, was an annual impost of 1d.
11
It was a direct tax, and, although constitutional, in form the most obvious and objectionable.
12
Of course a direct tax must be apportioned and an indirect tax must be uniform.
13
The Confederation itself authorizes a direct tax, to
14
Hail to the day when there shall be no direct tax on the means of education!
15
Neither would a direct tax be advisable.
16
There is no direct tax on land.
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