stealth tax

"No," the governor said to a question about whether it was a stealth tax.

It's all about cutting the deficit using a stealth tax.

At a time of desperate retail news, the last thing the high street needs is a new stealth tax.

It will be interesting to hear if this is anything other than a stealth tax."

This is nothing more than a thinly veiled stealth tax.

Surely that just makes it a stealth tax collected privately?

"What we are trying to do is prevent a stealth tax that sneaks up on you," he said.

It was always a stealth tax, pure and simple.

In addition, the proceeds of the wavebands should never be seen as a stealth tax.

I most strongly object to a stealth tax on my pension contributions.

The Treasury billed the changes as cutting red tape, but it is looking more like a stealth tax every day.

Second, we will avoid further Labour stealth taxes by reducing government borrowing.

Don't forget the Happiness stealth tax which will be introduced shortly.

Every time a family uses its credit card, it pays a stealth tax to the Federal Government.

To have brought this about with only one explicit tax rise has led to accusations of Brown imposing stealth taxes.

Aren't stealth taxes a good example of hidden charges?

It is a form of stealth tax.

But ultimately as Boris has pointed out the increase is a stealth tax on the less well off, what else could it be put down to.

This has been due not only to raising "stealth taxes," but also to auctioning off telecommunications licenses.

Conservatives have accused Brown of imposing "stealth taxes".

Livingstone is calling them "a stealth tax" symbolic of wider Tory attitudes.

Councils have no choice but to bring in 'stealth taxes'

At the time, this was broadly characterised as a stealth tax in the UK media.

"This is stealth tax with a vengeance."

Households are being hit with "stealth taxes" by councils for having green waste collected or taking rubbish to a tip.