Sentences with phrase «tax raid»
Tax raid refers to a situation where the government takes aggressive or unexpected action to collect more taxes from individuals or businesses. It typically involves stricter enforcement, audits, or changes in tax laws to gather additional revenue for the government's budget. Full definition
Seriously, they should income tax raid on those people who buy such overpriced crap.
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Osborne said plans to reverse Gordon Brown's «pension tax raid» were an «ambition» that would only be fulfilled «when we have got on top of the deficit».
This fact of life, told by generations of mothers to their children, is something Australia's banks are discovering as they fight to defend their handsome profits from the latest tax raid.
The Daily Express carries a front page headline, «How Labour plots tax raid to hammer the middle classes», blurbing an inside article suggesting that shadow chancellor Ed Balls had «left the door open to a Labour government» launching «a punitive raid on middle - income earners».
Under the headline, «Middle classes hit again with tax raid on pensions», the Daily Telegraph reports that -
Reversing Labour's tax raid on pension funds.
HMRC are cracking down on Image rights within the Premier League and West Ham wants no part of any questionable practice after the tax raid at the London Stadium last month
The Daily Mail warns of a # 6bn tax raid to «Drag Us Back to the 1970s» and put «Brexit at Risk».
In 1997, Gordon Brown launched a tax raid on private pensions to fund part of his public spending spree.
«This revelation today shows that if it hadn't been for Tony Blair's insistence on watering down Gordon Brown's tax raid, the damage would have been even worse than the # 100 billion hit that pensions funds have already suffered.»
Then they turned to stealth taxes, like the tax raid that did so much damage to pensions.
Of course you are right the North Sea gas is running out, but the government has accelerated this by its tax raid on the North Sea gas producers and its failure to provide them with dependable transparent fiscal incentives.