privilege tax

The State is to transfer 50% of those transaction privilege taxes to the district.

However the company will need to apply separately for each transaction privilege tax exemption.

The fee for registering a motor vehicle is one example of a privilege tax.

The state transaction privilege tax is 5.6%; however, county and municipal sales taxes generally add an additional 2%.

The bonds being studied were sold before 1985 and 1986 deadlines affecting their privileged tax status.

For investors the key point to remember is that super is just the door by which you enter a privileged tax environment.

And local assessors are not the only government officials scratching their heads over which groups deserve privileged tax status.

This privileged tax status clearly gives the passive funds a competitive advantage over their active rivals.

The Legislature also authorized the transfer of certain transaction privilege tax revenues to these districts.

Third, athletic departments benefit from privileged tax treatment.

Many taxes on businesses are characterized as privilege taxes.

For example, Arizona's transaction privilege tax is a gross receipts tax on business.

Therefore, even illegal sales of marijuana are currently subject to transaction privilege tax under the retail classification.

Nothing in the bill took effect unless the voters approved the increase in the state transaction privilege tax rates at the 2000 general election.

If a union or an employee organisation derives investment income, for example, it is clearly arguable that a privileged tax position should not exist.

Does current law require the State to impose a transaction privilege tax upon the sale of medical marijuana in Arizona?

More than 110,000 vessels per year pass through this port, which enjoys a privileged tax regime and does not charge a fuel tax.

In 1870, Schleier was indicted for ignoring a new state law requiring photographers to obtain a license and pay an annual privilege tax.

The work force development account receives its monies from the 0.6% increase in the transaction privilege tax rate approved in Proposition 301.

While Delaware does not have income tax, it does have a substantial corporate privilege tax.

Proposition 301 increased the state transaction privilege tax rate by 0.6% to fund specific education programs, including the CSF.

A privilege tax is a tax levied in exchange for a privilege or license granted to the taxpayer.

Incorporated municipalities also levy transaction privilege taxes which, with the exception of their hotel/motel tax, are generally in the range of 1-to-3%.

Tennessee "privilege tax"

As discussed below, however, there is no valid Fifth Amendment defense to a generally applicable requirement to file transaction privilege tax returns.