heavy tax

A player earning more than $15 million would result in a heavy tax.

A very heavy tax might discourage too, much this attention and good management.

Nobody wants more taxes, especially in a state with such a heavy tax burden.

The King, who was in the process of raising heavy taxes, accepted.

However, heavy taxes were imposed, to pay this construction program.

It seemed best to stay put, despite occasional unemployment and heavy taxes.

"The coming year will see heavy tax weather for a range of small community foundations starting up around the country," he said.

Forced conversion and heavy taxes were reported under his rule.

The economic burden of heavy taxes was tough for the Jews there.

He was also described as imposing heavy tax and labor burdens on the people.

The job became unprofitable for men since they had to pay heavy taxes, unlike women who did not.

But in recent years, foreign oil companies have shied away from Colombia because of heavy taxes.

Behind much of this are Germany's high wages, heavy taxes and rigid work rules.

They objected to John's heavy taxes and seizures of property.

The city also enforced heavy taxes on the building.

Heavy taxes weigh on profits and property rights are not always protected.

On a political level, it means avoiding such circumstances as war, harsh laws and heavy taxes.

Some economists speculate a much heavier tax than is generally proposed might be required.

I am not talking of a heavy tax.

The heavy taxes that the administration imposed upon its population were deeply resented.

Heavy taxes collected from the German fool had kept these religious reservations at bay.

The best approach to this would be to apply heavy taxes on flights and fuel used in aircraft.

After its return to private ownership, the government imposed heavy taxes on alcohol merchants.

New Yorkers carry one of the country's heaviest tax burdens.

The expenditures increased greatly, and the people began to suffer under heavy tax burdens.