nuisance tax (Meaning)
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nuisance tax (n)
a tax based on the cost of the item purchased and collected directly from the buyer
Synonyms & Antonyms of nuisance tax
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nuisance tax Sentence Examples
- The nuisance tax on imported goods created a significant barrier to international trade.
- The city council proposed a nuisance tax on noisy vehicles to reduce excessive noise pollution.
- The property owner filed a lawsuit against the municipality, claiming the annual nuisance tax was excessive.
- The government imposed a nuisance tax on sugary drinks to discourage unhealthy consumption.
- The environmental group advocated for a nuisance tax on disposable plastic bags to reduce litter.
- The nuisance tax on large vacant properties penalized owners for neglecting their assets.
- The hotel industry complained that the nuisance tax on short-term rentals stifled tourism growth.
- The nuisance tax on electronic waste encouraged people to recycle their devices responsibly.
- The tax authority announced a new nuisance tax on internet subscriptions to fund online infrastructure.
- The nuisance tax on plastic straws generated significant revenue but also faced criticism for its limited environmental impact.
FAQs About the word nuisance tax
a tax based on the cost of the item purchased and collected directly from the buyer
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The nuisance tax on imported goods created a significant barrier to international trade.
The city council proposed a nuisance tax on noisy vehicles to reduce excessive noise pollution.
The property owner filed a lawsuit against the municipality, claiming the annual nuisance tax was excessive.
The government imposed a nuisance tax on sugary drinks to discourage unhealthy consumption.
