| Clearly, lower taxes reinforced the spending splurge that generated the explosion in indirect tax receipts allowing taxes to be cut further. |
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| However, the whole matter of indirect tax liability is devilishly complex and difficult to understand. |
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| Every business action-domestic or international-has direct or indirect tax consequences. |
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| Because of the one-time nature of these indirect tax effects, the Bank has not had to react in terms of its monetary policy operations. |
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| But they make up for it with high rates of income tax, indirect tax, and social-security contributions. |
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| The study looked at the cumulative effects of changes to direct and indirect tax and cuts to services as well as social security benefits. |
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| This has been used by the Republika Srpska as a justification to question the overall indirect tax reform and the single account concept. |
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| We are confident that by stimulating retail activity across the country the exchequer would increase the direct and indirect tax take. |
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| We are headed toward completely socialized medicine and are already halfway there, if, in addition to direct costs, we include indirect tax subsidies. |
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| We are against VAT in all its forms, because it is an indirect tax that hits the working classes the hardest. |
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| However, since the company failed to demonstrate that the full amount of this indirect tax was refunded, the claim was adjusted downwards. |
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| However, the Bank and Finance independently project several of the larger budgetary expenditures and all the direct and indirect tax receipts that make up budgetary revenues. |
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| Progress towards implementing a single indirect tax administration and value added tax throughout the country will have significant economic benefits. |
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| Commerce's Indirect Tax Adjustment Methodology: The Panel remands this issue to the Department for recalculation of indirect tax adjustments to U. S. price. |
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| The new tax helped offset losses in indirect tax revenue, which had been caused by a decline in trade. |
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| A customs duty or due is the indirect tax levied on the import or export of goods in international trade. |
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| There is an indirect tax on consumption and a personal direct tax. |
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| The government has also made a commitment to putting an end to all indirect tax exemptions and maintaining maximum deadlines for Investment Code exemptions. |
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| Per contra, an indirect tax rise increases the cost of existing consumption, causing individuals to reduce their purchases of the now more expensive goods and services, thus narrowing the indirect tax base. |
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| Initially, the aim was to prevent the underlying rate of inflation from rising due to the depreciation of the krona after the floating and effects of indirect tax changes. |
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| This was partly due to a number of temporary or one-off factors, including higher oil prices, indirect tax increases and adverse weather conditions. |
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| The further fall of inflation in 2005 is mainly expected to be the result of the phasinggout of the direct effects of indirect tax changes, as well as a favourable base effect. |
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| Allowing legal entities to include the cost of the saved energy and materials into the cost price of their products within one year after introducing energy saving measures provides an indirect tax incentive. |
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| For the first time since the end of the war in 1995, the same indirect tax rates, rules, enforcement regulations and collection system will operate across the whole country. |
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| The indirect tax rate is treated as an exogenous fiscal choice. |
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| Evasion of an indirect tax, which falls on a commodity, shifts that commodity from a legal to an illegal good, and therefore creates a market-based offence. |
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| We use an estimate of the GDP at factor cost, obtained by subtracting government indirect tax revenues from the GDP at market prices and dividing the result by the GDP at factor cost in constant 1986 dollars. |
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