tax demand
noun[C]
TAXUKukusadocumentstatinghow much apersonororganizationowesintax:
Anyone isallowedtodisputetheirtaxdemand.
Examplesoftax demand
tax demand
The company ceased to exist in 1929 following ataxdemandfor 17,000 which forced it to go into voluntary liquidation.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.During the 1984-85 harvest, for example, the guerrillas added to their wartaxdemanda threat to attack any plantation they thought underpaid workers.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In the crisis year 1930/31 there was an upsurge in remissions, to 17.8 per cent of thetaxdemand.
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Even a poll attached to the counciltaxdemandproduced a massive majority in favour of the change of name.
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Consequently, a bank overdraft will be required to meet not just the balance of the purchase price but the substantialtaxdemand.
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However, we retained more selective reserve powers that can be used, if necessary, in cases where local authorities impose an unreasonably high counciltaxdemand.
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The next morning he received a whackingtaxdemand.
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No, it was not a counciltaxdemand.
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Yet she has received ataxdemandfor £64 6s. for the income tax year 1969–70.
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It undoubtedly came as a shock when men were suddenly con- fronted with ataxdemandasking for a sum beyond their comprehension.
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