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Meanings of raise taxes in English

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Usage of raise taxes in English
1
There is pressure on Reagan to raise taxes to balance the budget.
The new yorker
2
Some Treasury officials are telling him to raise taxes, not cut them.
The Irish Times
3
It would also raise taxes on other tobacco products, including cigars.
Reuters
4
He promised not to raise taxes when he came to power in 2007.
Reuters
5
If the universities need more money, why can't we raise taxes or something?
Wired
6
Instead, Ireland should raise taxes today, or face paying a higher price tomorrow.
The Irish Times
7
And Japan may raise taxes to pay for relief work, reducing consumer spending.
Reuters
8
He would need to raise taxes much more to do that.
Radio NZ
9
Dems want to greatly raise taxes for really bad and non-personal medical care.
Reuters
10
The capital levy was dropped, but Florentius was still determined to raise taxes.
Julian
11
Public officials had no willingness to raise taxes or cut expenses.
Reuters
12
He didn't raise taxes. Bush's opposition to such pledges is longstanding.
Reuters
13
Here are seven areas he may tackle to raise taxes and cut spending.
The Guardian
14
Should the Government raise taxes instead of cutting back on spending?
The Irish Times
15
He would, they say, raise taxes on us all to fund better public services.
The Guardian
16
Japan's government has given a strong hint that it will have to raise taxes.
BBC
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Raise taxes through the time
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common