excise tax

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excise tax - a tax that is measured by the amount of business done (not on property or income from real estate)

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indirect tax - a tax levied on goods or services rather than on persons or organizations

nuisance tax, sales tax - a tax based on the cost of the item purchased and collected directly from the buyer

ad valorem tax, value-added tax, VAT - a tax levied on the difference between a commodity's price before taxes and its cost of production

gasoline tax - a tax on every gallon of gasoline sold

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ad valorem tax excisable excise FET gasoline tax gauger indirect tax nuisance tax sales tax tax value-added tax VAT Whiskey Ring	Byline: Clive McFarlane COLUMN: CLIVE MCFARLANE If you are the first family of a city reeling heavily from brutal economic blows, of a city whose residents are being beaten down by high taxes and fees, would you, even if it's purely symbolic, throw your excise tax dollars into the dwindling city treasury, or would you throw it into the treasury of a town in which you have a part-time residence. Mr. Lukes' taxing explanation by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) TALLINN -- The Confederation of Employers urged the Estonian government to carry out more extensive analyses on the impact an increase in the excise tax rates would have on the state budget and on the adoption of the euro, reports news agency LETA. Tax burden excessive by The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia) Examining data after the state's 1983 and 2002 alcohol tax increases, researchers found that "increases in alcohol excise tax rates were associated with immediate and sustained reductions in alcohol-related disease mortality in Alaska. Alcohol taxes reduce related deaths by The Nation's Health	exchange control Exchange editor exchange force exchange market exchange premium exchange rate Exchange Rate Mechanism exchange traded fund exchange transfusion Exchangeability exchangeable Exchangeably exchanged exchanger Excheat Excheator exchequer Exchequer bills excide excimer excipient Exciple excisable excise excise duties excise tax exciseman excision excitability excitable excitable area excitableness excitant Excitate excitation excitative Excitator Excitatory excite excited excited state excitedly Exciteful excitement exciter exciting Exciting causes excitingly Excitive Excito-motion Excito-motor	Excircle EXCIS excisable excisable excise excise excise excise excise Excise & Taxation Officer Excise Duties Excise Duties Excise Duties Excise Duties Excise Duties Excise duty Excise duty Excise duty Excise duty Excise duty Excise duty Excise Duty Exemption Certificate Excise Goods Drawback Regulations Excise Law Times Excise man Excise man Excise Movement and Control System Excise office Excise office Excise office excise tax Excise Tax Filing and Retrieval System Excise Tax Tracking System Excise taxes Excise taxes Excise taxes Excise taxes Excise taxes excised excised excised excised Excised Lung Gas Volume exciseman exciseman excisemen excisemen excises excises excises excises excising excising excising excising excision excision excision excision Excision and Biopsy Excision and Grafting

Byline: Clive McFarlane COLUMN: CLIVE MCFARLANE If you are the first family of a city reeling heavily from brutal economic blows, of a city whose residents are being beaten down by high taxes and fees, would you, even if it's purely symbolic, throw your excise tax dollars into the dwindling city treasury, or would you throw it into the treasury of a town in which you have a part-time residence.

Mr. Lukes' taxing explanation by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)

TALLINN -- The Confederation of Employers urged the Estonian government to carry out more extensive analyses on the impact an increase in the excise tax rates would have on the state budget and on the adoption of the euro, reports news agency LETA.

Tax burden excessive by The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)

Examining data after the state's 1983 and 2002 alcohol tax increases, researchers found that "increases in alcohol excise tax rates were associated with immediate and sustained reductions in alcohol-related disease mortality in Alaska.

Alcohol taxes reduce related deaths by The Nation's Health

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