Meanings of weak tax in English

Highway maintenance suffers from a weak tax base and lack of federal government support.

He pledges to boost Mexico's weak tax take - a concern for credit rating agencies.

Aside from improving Mexico's weak tax take, that plan aims to cut the state's reliance on Pemex.

Headwinds are also hitting consumption after Pena Nieto's reform to boost weak tax collections took effect in January.

The proposals may include further measures to widen Mexico's weak tax take, which is roughly in line with Sierra Leone.

Finance officials are expected to seek significant savings on 2004 spending plans in the light of continued weak tax trends.

With less money going to districts for programming, cities that have very weak tax bases are going to be affected tremendously.

Whoever wins the election in July will have to tackle widespread poverty, increase weak tax revenue and improve a failing education system.

Weak tax revenues continue to put pressure on the Exchequer finances, according to new figures published yesterday.

WEAK tax revenues during the first quarter may force Germany to revise upwards its forecast for revenue shortfalls this year, government sources said yesterday.

Weak tax revenues from October have cast a dark shadow over George Osborne's autumn statement next week and suggest the UK government will struggle to(...)