abolition of a tax

The abolition of the tax, effective July 31, will cost the Treasury $5 billion annually in lost revenues in the next few years.

In his second tenure he carried through (1880) the abolition of the grist tax, to take effect in 1884.

The abolition of the domestic tax differential (an example of a response to external pressure) brought a soaring import market.

She was promptly released, but protested for the abolition of the tax.

The House version of the tax-cut bill, with its virtual abolition of the corporate minimum tax, was tailored for business donors.

With this force he marched to London, to demand an abolition of the tax and a redress of other grievances.

"Business stood still, shops were shut and multitudes assembled near the courthouse to petition for the abolition of the tax."

We will end immediately the minimum poll tax level of 20%, prior to the abolition of the tax itself.

Mr. Rowland quickly incorporated abolition of the tax in his own platform.

News of the abolition of the tax was greeted with widespread celebrations.