Definition of land tax in English:

land tax

noun

mass noun

Tax levied on landed property.
the rate of land tax remained high
count noun payment was to be exacted through a land tax
Example sentencesExamples
- Moreover, if taxes on capital were relieved as a result of the increased land tax, the differential would be even greater.
- At the moment, you must pay stamp duty land tax of 1% on properties worth between £60,001 and £250,000.
- He also failed to mention any increase in stamp duty land tax, even though this is likely - and is bound to upwardly affect the cost of commercial property transactions throughout our region.
- In line with the recommendations of the draft White Paper, the State Government introduced substantial payroll tax reform, and also made significant changes to land tax and stamp duty.
- Not only that, but now we must pay land tax on all investment properties every year.
- The Minister of Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation has announced that the proposed land tax will be introduced with effect from 1 April 2002.
- Stamp duty land tax may appear to be another golden goose for the Chancellor - the higher the value of the house, the higher the tax.
- The states still had open to them income tax, land tax, and sales tax.
- Earlier this year the PSG provided clear guidance on dealing with the new stamp duty land tax in property transactions.
- It is common ground that the scheme (if it works) uses certain exemptions from capital gains tax and development land tax available to overseas companies and charities.
- I have not raised it with the parties but I pay land tax on property interests I have in New South Wales.
- The Government is also extending land tax to investment properties worth less than $400,000.
- The result of imposition of land tax would be that agricultural proprietors would cease to work, since they would be more oppressed and vexed the more they produced.
- Revenues from land tax amounted to NT $6.13 billion, a hike of NT $1.9 billion.
- The Parlement of Paris duly registered the decrees freeing the grain trade, commuting the corvee, and setting up the provincial assemblies, but they would not register the stamp duty or the land tax.
- Developers keen to sell will offer deals that include furnishings, 5% deposit and often stamp-duty land tax, so look around.
- Indirect taxation was increasingly favored over the direct forms of land tax and subsidy that relied on amateur administration and the consent of the landowners.
- The various levels of government in Canada, be they national, provincial, or municipal, do collect land tax, but almost inadvertently.
- At a state government level, they have a windfall of stamp duty and land tax when there's a property boom.
- But are they really going to say who is paying what tax, and reveal how much you could raise if you did a property tax or a wealth tax, or land tax?

单词	land tax
释义	Definition of land tax in English: land tax noun mass noun Tax levied on landed property. the rate of land tax remained high count noun payment was to be exacted through a land tax Example sentencesExamples Moreover, if taxes on capital were relieved as a result of the increased land tax, the differential would be even greater. At the moment, you must pay stamp duty land tax of 1% on properties worth between £60,001 and £250,000. He also failed to mention any increase in stamp duty land tax, even though this is likely - and is bound to upwardly affect the cost of commercial property transactions throughout our region. In line with the recommendations of the draft White Paper, the State Government introduced substantial payroll tax reform, and also made significant changes to land tax and stamp duty. Not only that, but now we must pay land tax on all investment properties every year. The Minister of Lands, Resettlement and Rehabilitation has announced that the proposed land tax will be introduced with effect from 1 April 2002. Stamp duty land tax may appear to be another golden goose for the Chancellor - the higher the value of the house, the higher the tax. The states still had open to them income tax, land tax, and sales tax. Earlier this year the PSG provided clear guidance on dealing with the new stamp duty land tax in property transactions. It is common ground that the scheme (if it works) uses certain exemptions from capital gains tax and development land tax available to overseas companies and charities. I have not raised it with the parties but I pay land tax on property interests I have in New South Wales. The Government is also extending land tax to investment properties worth less than $400,000. The result of imposition of land tax would be that agricultural proprietors would cease to work, since they would be more oppressed and vexed the more they produced. Revenues from land tax amounted to NT $6.13 billion, a hike of NT $1.9 billion. The Parlement of Paris duly registered the decrees freeing the grain trade, commuting the corvee, and setting up the provincial assemblies, but they would not register the stamp duty or the land tax. Developers keen to sell will offer deals that include furnishings, 5% deposit and often stamp-duty land tax, so look around. Indirect taxation was increasingly favored over the direct forms of land tax and subsidy that relied on amateur administration and the consent of the landowners. The various levels of government in Canada, be they national, provincial, or municipal, do collect land tax, but almost inadvertently. At a state government level, they have a windfall of stamp duty and land tax when there's a property boom. But are they really going to say who is paying what tax, and reveal how much you could raise if you did a property tax or a wealth tax, or land tax?
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