extraordinary tax

Even extraordinary taxes like those paid by the Athenians in times of war did not exist.

He raised the custom taxes and also introduced new "extraordinary taxes".

"Congel could reap extraordinary tax benefits without actually meeting his goals.

Afterwards, feeling that he had been taken advantage of, Saxon refused to pay any more extraordinary taxes or assessments.

During the late 17th and early 18th century - a period of continuous warfare for the Ottoman empire - these extraordinary taxes soon became routine.

Extraordinary taxes imposed on company profits.

The increasing defense costs fell primarily on the serfs: the rent on the land was raised and extraordinary taxes were imposed.

During the war special imposition taxes were created and those who could not pay these extraordinary tax impositions were heavily fined.

First of all, peasants were in each year obliged to pay a lump-sum "extraordinary tax", often without the consent of the Diet.

Tekalif-i orfiye was a blanket terms for several different ad-hoc charges which were, initially, extraordinary taxes raised in war-time.

Tekalif-i örfiye: Extraordinary taxes (at least initially); their extemporised nature means that they were not always recorded in some tax registers.

They also included an extraordinary tax credit of $88 million resulting from utilization of all of Asarco's net operating loss carryforwards.

The parcels are particularly attractive because development sites are scarce in Manhattan and these properties are accompanied by extraordinary tax breaks.

Some exemptions from resm-i çift were granted, but this was less common than exemptions from extraordinary taxes.

Ismail adhered to Islamic law and eliminated extraordinary taxes and slave-tributes on Berber populations.

We decide that food purchased for non-commercial humanitarian purposes by the World Food Program will not be subject to export restrictions or extraordinary taxes.

This is mainly due to the fact that there is an extraordinary tax called registration tax, which is sometimes higher than the value of the car itself.

He exacted extraordinary taxes and imposts from them, but they supported him nevertheless because he granted them rights, prestige, and political clout.

Shortages of weapons was always a pressing problem- and financing methods ranged from extraordinary taxes, state monopolies and the booty from raids on hostile tribes.

In fact when variable universal life policies first became available in 1986, contract owners were able to make very high investments into their policies and received extraordinary tax benefits.

While the poor and middle class fight for us in Afghanistan, and while most Americans struggle to make ends meet, we mega-rich continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks.

The company said 1986 results benefited from extraordinary tax credits of $8.8 million from East New York Savings Bank from which First Empire acquired two branches.

Compensated for Taxes The deal also provides that the management group would be compensated for certain extraordinary taxes it would incur, people with knowledge of the terms said.

Keep in mind that this is a party that crafted extraordinary tax breaks for billionaires while claiming the sky would fall if the minimum wage was raised to $5.25 an hour.

Indeed, the Greek Church hierarchy burdened Christians with extraordinary tax, and made them purchase, at high rates, the right of a Christian burial as well as other sacraments.