Sentences with phrase «exorbitant taxes»
"Exorbitant taxes" means extremely high or excessive taxes that are significantly more than what is considered reasonable or fair. Full definition
Regarding the taxes... I'm wondering if there aren't nearby areas with similar appreciation but without Rockland's exorbitant tax rates (2nd highest in nation after Westchester).
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He has pushed for in - state tuition at public universities for undocumented children, called for a repeal of exorbitant tax breaks for expensive apartment buildings and has strongly supported immigrants» rights.
It's different when you are out here in the working world trying to run your own law practice and pay frankly exorbitant taxes and deciding what you are going to do with your extra free work.
Virgin Atlantic roundtrip awards will feature a departure from Great Britain, which will incur exorbitant taxes.
But we are dealing with a bunch of left - wing nut case liberals hell - bent on destroying the American way of life with exorbitant taxes, drastic changes in energy production and sources, etc. so we'll just sit back and watch the continued lies, cover - ups and fabrications.
Aside from CCX, we also have a couple decades of European governments charging exorbitant taxes on gasoline (compared to the U.S.), with zero impact on emissions and global average temperature.
A great way to do this would be to force them to either pay an exorbitant tax if they make a certain amount of revenue, or let them choose to invest in a smaller business and help it grow.
We don't care about the billions of dollars claimed by others missing we just want to pay for cars without the exorbitant taxes!!
But hybrid car makers are definitely unhappy due to the exorbitant tax rate of 43 per cent levied on hybrids.
But one would have to be really affluent to afford to run a Mega Cruiser in Japan, given the exorbitant taxes imposed by the local government for big, heavy vehicles with large displacement engines.
That may seem excessive, and you've got to pay all these exorbitant taxes, and so you may not want to do that.
The cultists can rely on the support of politicians since non-existent global warming furnishes the pretext for all - too - existent and exorbitant taxes, which is what the whole myth is all about.
Despite the higher income each person would generate, the exorbitant tax on each purchase would likely reduce discretionary spending; on top of that, you'd have double taxation in many circumstances — for example, when you buy a house, you'd pay a 30 % tax and then pay another 30 % tax on your mortgage interest payments.