tax increase in Dutch

tax increase [tæksinkriːs] belastingverhoging

Sentence patterns related to "tax increase"

1. The Liberal Bloc voted for the tax increase.

2. The mayor is Adamantly opposed to any tax increase

3. This is the second such tax increase since 2010.

4. 'Tax reform' is just a tax increase in disguise.

5. The tax increase sounded the death knell for the business.

6. 16 Small businesses have been exempted from the tax increase.

7. The senator did his best to scuttle the tax increase.

8. 30 Small businesses have been exempted from the tax increase.

9. 3 The mayor is adamantly opposed to any tax increase.

10. He refused to rule out the possibility of a tax increase.

11. 4 The tax increase sounded the death knell for the business.

12. The tax increase will add 4p to a litre of petrol.

13. Fears are growing that a tax increase may stall economic recovery.

14. The Budget Resolution contained no tax increase and no tampering with Social Security.

15. A vote would be needed to raise local funding through a sales tax increase.

16. 13 This latest tax increase may push many small companies over the financial precipice.

17. Voters usually Accede to a tax increase only when they're convinced it's the only …

18. Or decide, in those gray areas, whether something is a tax increase or a benefit cut?

19. The tax increase would help fill an estimated $ 4 billion shortfall in transportation funding over the next two decades.

20. Mr Greenspan also said it would be wrong to pay for the war with a tax increase or surcharge.

21. The mayor is Adamantly opposed to any tax increase: 4." Come over here " he told her Adamantly: 5

22. Given the burgeoning budget deficit, there is a very real likelihood of some form of tax increase in the Budget.

23. When he complained about the tax increase, he was joining the whiny chorus of local boys on the Ryder Cup team.

24. Scottsdale voters took the most decisive action last May, approving a sales-tax increase to buy land in the McDowell Mountains.

25. / ˈæd.ə.mənt.li / in a way that means it is impossible to persuade you or make you change your opinion or decision: The mayor is Adamantly opposed to any tax increase

26. A group of 250 CEOs and business leaders sent a letter to New York's governor and legislators expressing "Alarm" at what they say could become the largest spending and tax increase in …