Betekenis van:
tax bill

tax bill
Zelfstandig naamwoord
  • belastingbiljet; belastingformulier
  • money owed for taxes

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Werkwoord

tax bill
een vervoeging van bill

Voorbeeldzinnen

  1. The tax bill was passed yesterday.
  2. The ruling party pushed its tax bill through.
  3. The opposition party put forward a bill to reduce income tax.
  4. Where the tax bill is below 15 % of overall profits, the full tax is paid.
  5. Where the tax bill is below 15 % of overall profits, the full tax is paid. Where the tax bill exceeds 15 % of overall profits, a zero rate is applied as regards the surplus.
  6. Being subject to a full tax rate of 14,1 %, the social security bill will be more than NOK 10 million.
  7. Where the tax bill exceeds 15 % of overall profits, a zero rate is applied as regards the surplus.
  8. The Government of Gibraltar wishes to limit the maximum tax bill of companies under the new system.
  9. The draft Bill amending the Income Tax Act (1999:1229) ‘Tax deductions for professional fishermen’ as proposed by Sweden, is incompatible with the common market.
  10. Denmark states that it notified the amendments on 21 January 2005 in the form of two bills which the Government had put before Parliament on 12 January 2005 (Bill on taxation of seafarers and Bill amending the tonnage tax Act).
  11. The notified draft Bill, a Proposal to amend the Law on income tax (1999:1229), is aimed at compensating all licensed fishermen for the costs they incur fishing.
  12. On 4 September 2001 the Swedish authorities notified the Commission of a draft Bill amending the Income Tax Act (1999:1229).
  13. In the case of company tax, transactions with members are subject to a reduced rate and specially protected cooperatives, such as, in principle, agricultural cooperatives, also receive a 50 % rebate on their overall company tax bill.
  14. In order to avoid this, the UK authorities are in the process of introducing specific tax disregard legislation via the Electricity Bill. Without this tax disregard legislation, a taxable receipt of approximately GBP 3152 million would arise.
  15. Thirdly, General Report No 66 on the 1999 Finance Bill states that ‘Law No 98-546 … made possible the creation of a new tax arrangement in favour of maritime investment’.