purchase tax

There needs to be an internet purchase tax of at least 5%.

After the imposition of purchase tax on pet food in 1969, the factory closed down.

How about a special purchase tax on televisions, what do you feel about that?

It was expected to sell for between £675 and £750 including purchase tax.

By then purchase tax had been reduced by one-sixth on 8 April 1959.

Also, land was made available on 99 years low rate lease basis and new industries were exempted from sales or purchase tax.

The corporation for a number of years paid purchase tax on stationery manufactured by it and used in its various departments.

I know the manufacturer gets about forty-five bob, but then there's purchase tax and retailer's commission to go on."

The reason for such a limited release was the imposition of Purchase Tax on quantities greater than 99.

The purchase taxed the funds of the church to their utmost, limiting options until the loan was paid off.

Then in June 1947 purchase tax was doubled-home market sales had already been restricted to cars for "essential purposes".

VAT, which replaced purchase tax, has become the other major revenue raiser.

In that case a claim to purchase tax in respect of one of their products was made against the plaintiffs.

A third country may also charge an equivalent of VAT or purchase tax.

Primarily they are large corporations, which purchase tax credits to offset their Federal income tax liability over a 10-year period.

A purchase tax of £500.00 shall apply to all second-hand caravans sales.

In the 1955 budget, he put down an amendment to exempt vehicles used by limbless ex-servicemen from purchase tax.

When you buy a new-build property direct from the developer, however, you don't have to pay purchase tax.

Purchase Tax imposed high rates on new goods (especially luxury goods) but did not apply to repair services.

Purchase tax goes up from 10 per cent to 18 per cent if a property's land is cultivable.

It cost £1425 including purchase tax.

The new tax, described as a consumption tax, will replace a purchase tax of 4.5 to 4.8 percent that now applies, but only to merchandise.

All new car sales collapsed in 1952 while the nation waited for the removal of a "temporarily" increased purchase tax, finally eased in April 1953.

Take his ideas about how to get rid of big polluters like four-wheel drives: 'We need a heavy purchase tax up front,' he says.

The Commissioners claimed purchase tax on these coins, but the House of Lords held that there had been no sale.