tax ordinance

The small town used an aldermanic form of government and in 1883 it passed a tax ordinance to raise money for civic services.

In 1978, the tribal council passed two taxing ordinances.

According to officials in Kassel, the tax ordinance, which was adopted in 1992, has had a substantial effect.

New immigrants and returning citizens are entitled to various benefits granted by the Tax Ordinance.

They said Mr. Gulotta vetoed the entire tax ordinance they had passed, leaving the county with no law under which to collect taxes.

If the tribe enacted a such tax ordinance on non-members, the ordinance had to be approved by the Secretary of the Interior.

The primary law on income taxes in Israel is codified in the Income Tax Ordinance.

Seeing the economic success of these municipalities, many other municipalities enacted sales tax ordinances, usually by copying the ordinance of Caguas.

Section 231A of the Income tax ordinance 2001 of Pakistan is reproduce here which imposes tax on cash withdrawal from the bank account.

In 1878, the national government enacted the "Municipalities Formation Law", the "Prefectural Assemblies Act", and the "Local Tax Ordinance".

The Tax Authority implements the Income Tax and Property Tax ordinances, Customs, and VAT.

Some of the main Ordinances include the Administration of Justice Ordinance 1990, the Appropriation Ordinances and the Income Tax Ordinance 1990.

The college appealed this ordinance to the Courts of Common Pleas of Washington County, arguing that "the ordinance is an illegal tax ordinance, not authorized by statute."