direct tax

He said that the issue of a direct tax was on the table.

"I would rather raise the money through a direct tax on income."

He directed them to pass a direct tax to fund the war.

But the larger part is supposed to come from direct taxes.

Part of the required amount was obtained simply as a direct tax.

From 1836 to 1892 there existed no direct taxes to the state.

In 1983, the professor said, 23 percent of the national revenue came from direct taxes.

The nations included in the deal will not make direct tax payments to the state.

In contrast, direct taxes can only be changed at Budget time.

A direct tax on activities that result in carbon emissions.

Except for certain life assurance companies, it is borne by the company as a direct tax.

That requires more urgency before we move on to the direct tax agenda.

Government hopes to implement direct tax code from April 2011.

This time, it decided to rely on such direct taxes for only 72 percent of its tax revenue.

It is on far trickier ground with direct taxes, especially income tax.

Sales tax is therefore at least as important as direct taxes.

We have already seen how, in both theory and practice, direct taxes on income affect incentives to work.

In effect, the latter clause requires any direct tax to be based on a census.

Of course, he can no longer direct tax dollars as he sees fit.

Coordination of international courses on direct taxes conducted in India.

Indirect Tax compliance has always been much more complex as compared to the direct taxes.

I do not want to see that put on direct income tax or any direct taxes.

The House bill contains almost $100 billion in direct tax breaks for business.

Unfortunately, more than half of the total extra money the government hopes to collect between now and 1996 comes from direct taxes.

There are in England no other direct taxes upon the wages of labour.