How does the VAT or VAT-like tax affect competition in each market?
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Here, the VAT wasn't mentioned, and the company did not provide a VAT identification number.
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The VAT memo said that unfettered from EU VAT rules, the UK could take a different approach.
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And it's not the same as Ted Cruz's "the VAT I'm proposing is not a VAT" lying.
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In the domestic market, foreign firms pay the VAT-rate tariff, and domestic firms pay the VAT.
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So the brain in a vat — call him Oscar — could not formulate the sentence "I am a brain in a vat," because Oscar has no experience of a real brain or a real vat.
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But whatever Cruz's reason for denying that his plan calls for a VAT, his plan calls for a VAT.
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The second is a robotic arm (currently unnamed) that picks up individual plants and moves them from vat to vat.
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In Italy, the standard VAT rate is 245%, while the reduced VAT rate is between 245 and 240% (see here).
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In Greece, the standard VAT rate is 24%, while the reduced VAT rate is between 6 and 13% (see here).
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The new government plans a mild fiscal tightening by raising VAT on tourism-related activities, broadening the scope of the VAT standard rate, while reducing the VAT rate to 22.5% from 24% in the next two years.
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Despite the "leveling" effect of a VAT, the imposition of a VAT would be a noticeable tax increase borne by consumers.
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Government guidance for businesses about Value Added Tax (VAT) in the event of a no-deal Brexit said that importers would be able to account for import VAT on their VAT return, rather than paying the tax up front.
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Accordingly, goods that are exported face the VAT in whatever country they are purchased and not the VAT where they were produced.
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It was not intended to allow companies to escape VAT altogether, said Laurent Lattmann, a VAT partner with advisory Taxand in Zurich.
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So a brain in a vat might exist, but it could not meaningfully say that it was merely a brain in a vat.
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It can be rented long term at a cost of €19.99 (including VAT) per month with an initial payment of €2,644 (including VAT).
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Startup Alley will be £800 + VAT for Monday, £650 + VAT for Tuesday and includes two tickets to the conference plus one day to exhibit.
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When students found a vat of mysterious sludge seemingly abandoned in the hallway and posted a video on Facebook, the vat was immediately removed.
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These prices partially depend on VAT rate, so I checked the price in the country with the highest VAT rate (2579 percent) in the world: Hungary.
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The tax system relies on VAT for nearly half of revenues—and VAT, though efficient, is regressive, so the state should take less or redistribute more.
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Tickets for flights between EU cities are exempt from VAT in all EU countries, but 23 EU member states charge VAT on domestic flights at rates ranging from 3% in Luxembourg to 27% in Hungary with an average weighted EU VAT of 4 euros per ticket.
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But for vendors who play by the rules and pay their VAT, competitors who undercut their prices by avoiding VAT are a threat to their very existence.
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Separately, the Commission also wants to act against VAT fraud from consignments sent from outside the EU. Currently, they are VAT-exempt if worth below 22 euros.
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Feeding invalid words into the vat caused the vat to fail to oscillate, or else caused distinctive oscillations from those caused by the set of valid words.
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The VAT bit was weird in that Rubio kept referring to it as a "VAT tax," which is kind of like "ATM machine," but Rubio benefited from Cruz's continued insistence that "the business flat tax in my proposal is not a VAT," which is a straight-up, brazen lie.
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We'll be offering a special discount if your purchase two or more tickets at £700 + VAT or single tickets for £800 + VAT as our Extra Early Bird rate.
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They feared the VAT change would be modelled on the VAT on manufacturing, from which they receive only 25% of revenues, the remainder going to the central government.
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A destination-based cash flow tax is a VAT with one crucial difference: Companies can deduct wages and other compensation to employees, whereas under a VAT they can't.
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The standard VAT rate in Germany is 19%, while the reduced VAT rate (applicable on specific goods and services and exempting most electronically supplied services) is 7% (here).
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A destination-based cash flow tax is a VAT with one crucial difference: companies can deduct wages and other compensation to employees, whereas under a VAT they can't.
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VAT should be a significant source of FY18 revenue due to an increase in the rate to 14%, the full-year effect, and improved administration of VAT on services.
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By itself it would be regressive, not to mention politically poisonous (newspapers' outrage over VAT on baby food would be matched only by their fury at VAT on newspapers).
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Even though Cseein does provide a VAT number on its Amazon Marketplace profile page, that's of no use in this case, Harksen explained, as it's a British VAT number.
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And so I spent my summer days with my head in a freezer, balancing on my toes, sticky as can be, trying not to fall into vat after vat.
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The EU executive's proposal would allow sales between businesses of more than 10,000 euros to be VAT-free, with only the final consumer being liable for the full VAT costs.
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The VAT waiver, known as zero-rating, applied in Britain to many essential items including food and medicine, is a legacy pre-dating an EU minimum VAT rate of 5 percent.
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Countries with VAT regimes may also pay property, payroll and income taxes, but often at significantly lower rates than their U.S. counterparts because their governments rely more heavily on the VAT.
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In addition to setting aside VAT you'll have to pay back, the app now counts how much VAT you've paid so far so that you know how much you can reclaim.
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As Kevin Hassett, who's been mentioned as President Trump's likely Council of Economic Advisers chairman, has noted, 34 out of the 35 O.E.C.D. nations have VAT or VAT-like consumption taxes.
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A VAT waiver, known as zero-rating, applied in Britain to many essential items including food and medicine, is a legacy pre-dating an EU minimum VAT rate of 5 percent.
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"Vell," repeated Schmidt, "I don't know vat you mean.
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Trade diplomacy that recognizes the difference between America's domestic tax regime and foreign VAT regimes, and attempts to equalize it — not additional taxes — are the answer to America's long-standing VAT disadvantage.
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The new rules should also ensure VAT is paid in the country of the final consumer and help governments recoup some 5 billion euros of last VAT from online sales per year.
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Giles's second tip for users of the VAT tax break is to be aware that they must make the initial VAT payment before having it refunded after filing a French tax return.
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Yes, it is true that no VAT gets paid on goods exported to the US. But that's because there is no VAT paid by American companies on goods produced for the US market.
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Value added tax (VAT) on goods and services was only introduced on January 1, 2018 -- at a relatively low rate of 5% -- although in April authorities approved a VAT refund scheme for tourists.
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Why can't I just be that brain in a vat?
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There's room in the vat for slimes of all kinds.
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Musk attributes the higher cost to VAT and import duties.
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The VAT is expected to net just $6bn this year.
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A VAT tax would be unlikely to win over conservatives.
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Before, they used to charge £10,2200 plus VAT for weddings.
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Michael Gove would replace VAT with a lower sales tax.
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But Mr Gove's plan to scrap VAT is a bogey.
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The trickiest part will be raising taxes, such as VAT.
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VAT) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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Under the new proposal, tampons could be exempted from VAT.
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The VAT operates through a system of debits and credits.
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Sure, you'd rather not be in the vat at all.
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Simply purchase a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package for €745 + VAT.
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There are also improvements to VAT management for business users.
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Make a vat of picadillo and eat it over rice.
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It is a concrete vat, not a steel tank. cooking
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There will also be three days each year without VAT.
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The government last year introduced measures to cut down on online VAT fraud, including the potential for marketplaces to be held liable for unpaid VAT where they had ignored calls to remove illegal sellers.
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China will cut the value-added tax (VAT) for the manufacturing sector to 217 percent from 16 percent, and the VAT for the transport and construction sectors to 9 percent from 10 percent, Li said.
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Otherwise, leaving the EU will bring new VAT compliance burdens and costs that "will add to the competitive disadvantages for UK businesses trading with the EU compared to their EU competitors," the VAT memo said.
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Border-Adjusted VAT with Payroll Subsidy Tax Analysts' Lee Sheppard has remarked that the DBCFT is economically the same as a border adjusted value-added tax (VAT) plus repeal of the employer-level payroll tax.
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The proposal by the European Commission would allow EU states to charge no VAT on a wide variety of items, lifting an existing ban on new VAT-free products that several states have long opposed.
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Consumer spending is also looking shaky, which will trim VAT receipts.
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For example, the company is owed some $150m in VAT refunds.
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When it's pulled out from its vat, it's saturated with juice.
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Should we put in place a border-adjustment tax, a.k.a. VAT?
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Small fires were burning near the vat as well, Murphy said.
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The VAT increase is also likely to push that forecast up.
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Republican leaders do not consider their plan to be a VAT.
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Targeted VAT cuts and other tax breaks could help, Panayotis said.
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Different VAT rates are designed to help the poor afford essentials.
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You can purchase a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package for €895 + VAT.
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Efforts to enforce online VAT in the UK have fallen short.
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Right now, early-bird pricing tiers start at €595 including VAT.
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YOU'RE VERY FAMILIAR WITH VAT TAXES AND THE INTERNATIONAL TAXATION SYSTEM.
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The VAT option solves this problem but creates a different one.
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Founders can buy Founder passes for as low as €145 + VAT.
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"The minor VAT-triggered price cut is almost irrelevant," said Chen.
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Water extracted from rocket fuel and a vat of human poop.
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Businesses have access to exclusive VAT pricing and downloadable invoices.6.
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Carrasquilla hopes the VAT measure will bring in 11.3 trillion pesos.
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However, China's last VAT cut was implemented on May 1, 2018.
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If they need to, they can cut the VAT rates further.
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"It's an antique Japanese container, an industrial vat," Baker told me.
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"The VAT nightmare is unfortunately continuing," said ESEE head Vassilis Korkidis.
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Or, the Ami is available for purchase from €6,000 (including VAT).
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Food is not supposed to be housed in an industrial vat.
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A 19 percent VAT is levied for a newly constructed home.
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PiS has vastly raised welfare spending, while increasing VAT collection rates.
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So why drag her down into this vat of hot nonsense?
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There is widespread confusion about what a VAT does to trade.
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It would also examine cuts in income tax and VAT rates.
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In July-March VAT revenue from goods and services was 30% higher yoy, of which VAT from goods was 62% higher, because Egypt had a better administrative system in place for implementing the tax on goods.
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Amazon and eBay marketplace vendors evading VAT could face even more pressure soon: the European Union is working on laws that will make online marketplaces responsible for ensuring VAT is collected on sales on their platform.
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A typical VAT is levied on 50 percent of total spending on consumption in a country, according to Toder (who references "The VAT Reader: What a Federal Consumption Tax Would Mean for America " published in 2011).
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"As a response to concerns raised on the VAT tax increases proposed, cabinet is also considering expanding the list of basic goods that are zero-rated on VAT," communications minister Nomvula Mokonyane told a media briefing.
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The court said the rules allowed EU countries to apply reduced VAT rates to printed but not digital publications even though both met the European Parliament's objective when passing the VAT directive - the promotion of reading.
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Your reduced Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin will cost €130 plus VAT.
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Under pressure from the party he is backing away from extending VAT.
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Many other nations exempt exports from VAT but impose it on imports.
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And it means thinking of nature as an endless vat of cash.
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It was time to lift the pig from the vat of brine.
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Isn't it just, like, sitting in a vat of one's own dirt?
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Sylvère taps the vat, and the red liquid flows into our glasses.
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Earlier, the fire department said the blast occurred in a butane vat.
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Mr Mnuchin: Right Would you consider a VAT for the United States?
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Nearby labourers pack Vat No.1, a cask-aged spirit, into boxes.
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"VAT expects its markets to regain a healthy growth trajectory," it said.
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A full outfit will cost about £80-£100 ($98-$123), plus VAT.
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The updated 2020 budget is expected to still include the VAT hikes.
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These are then sold without VAT at prices local firms cannot match.
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The company also said that its drivers, not the company, pay VAT.
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But new proposals on VAT reform from the commission may change that.
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The VAT law exempts basic goods and services to protect the poor.
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The DBCFT isn't exactly a VAT, but it could create similar problems.
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He looks like he just stepped out of a vat of Guinness.
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China reduced the previous 11 percent VAT to 10 percent this month.
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The VAT discussion is on pages 12-13 — and it's utterly uninformed.
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This proposal resembles the Value Added Tax (VAT) that other countries use.
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He lit a cigarette and sipped Vat 69 from the paper cone.
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And it shifts the tax burden to consumption by adding a VAT.
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It has not yet announced when the VAT cuts will take effect.
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During winemaking, a chemical called tartaric acid builds up on vat walls.
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I avoid $60 in VAT which totally is like making $60, right?
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The VAT would impose a 10% levy on certain goods and services.
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This included raising the VAT rate for the first time 25 years.
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These measures will continue in 2018, supplemented by the introduction of VAT.
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After that all nighter, you're going to need a vat of coffee.
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But what is to prevent a future liberal president or a liberal Congress from coming back and not just raising the income tax, but also raising that VAT tax, and that vat tax is really bad for seniors.
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But the Confederation of Commerce (ESEE) said the sixth VAT hike in as many years would depress sales by 3 percent, increase tax evasion and reduce the state's take, as it says happened after the previous VAT raises.
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In the UK, tampons, sanitary pads and other menstrual products are also subject to a value-added tax (VAT) of 5 percent — though notably, the standard VAT rate for any goods or services in the country is 20 percent.
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As part of a series of fiscal consolidation measures, the IMF "suggested that consideration be given to raising the VAT rate from 5 to 10 percent" in consultation with the Gulf Cooperation Council bloc which agreed introduction of VAT.
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TPC Senior Research Associate Joseph Rosenberg said the bottom fifth of taxpayers would see tax increases because the VAT could be viewed as a 16-percent tax on wages and the VAT is higher than the current payroll taxes.
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On the other hand, a VAT would be the sounder course legally speaking.
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I would be frog marched into a vat of truck drivers back sweat.
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I don't want the United States to have a value-added tax (VAT).
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Implementation of the new VAT, planned for mid-2016, will likely boost revenues.
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Mexico's VAT irks Mr Trump, but it is not really a trade barrier.
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VAT may raise around $13 billion in annual revenues, the IMF has estimated.
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Most rich countries have both a VAT and a corporate tax (see table).
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Right now, pre-orders start at $9,000 (€8,000) not including delivery and VAT.
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VAT is an efficient tax but Britain's system is leaky, with myriad exemptions.
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A vat is imposed as a sales tax when you buy a good.
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To cap it all, Labour promises to levy VAT on private-school fees.
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Don't miss your chance to buy two Innovator passes for €1184 (VAT included).
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Every rich-world economy has a VAT except America, which should have one.
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They recommended increasing VAT rates, restraining public wages, and gradually eliminating electricity subsidies.
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"We're continuing what we've inherited in terms of (VAT) rates levels," he said.
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VAT, a consumption tax which is levied at 20%, looks ripe for reform.
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Under EU rules, member states can grant VAT exemptions only in exceptional circumstances.
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Even within ASEAN, varying tax, VAT and duties are imposed on online purchases.
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He says the VAT could help pay for his universal basic income plan.
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RUSSIA CBANK SAYS -THE VAT INCREASE PASS-THROUGH TO PRICES HAS LARGELY MATERIALISED.
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Spectator tickets cost ₦ 3600 + VAT, and you can buy your tickets right here.
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Moreover, the past 40 years have seen 750 court decisions interpreting VAT law.
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Placards demanded everything from a lower VAT on books to a new constitution.
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What better way to celebrate than with a big vat of ice cream?
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Locals dip their crispy fish and chips in a vat of malt vinegar.
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Of course, moving to a VAT would raise many design and transition issues.
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However, businesses would get credit for the VAT already paid to their suppliers.
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The introduction of the VAT allows for the elimination of other significant taxes.
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Unfortunately, the VAT refund system has been nourishing corrupt officials for 21 years.
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It'll be, I don't know, it'll be a cyborg brain in a vat.
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So in general I think that the decision (to raise VAT) was right.
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It's a vat of gochujang sauce, tubular rice cakes, and thin fish cakes.
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Spectator tickets cost $10 + VAT — they're going fast, so grab your tickets today.
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This Bulgarian woman lives in a car-sized wine vat in central Spain.
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Then you can score a Founder pass for as low as €145 + VAT.
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The AMB 001 starts at €108,000, about $119,559, not including a 20% VAT.
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Enter the VAT, which taxes personal income indirectly by collecting it from businesses.
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A biogas digester is basically a vat with a pipe attached to it.
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The part of the claim about Germany's VAT tax rate is therefore true.
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They had still managed to cook a vat of paella on the patio.
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Petrol is going up, VAT is going up, so our pay is decreasing.
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The VAT rate, currently at 14 percent, has not been adjusted since 1993.
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Austria also offers VAT rebates, but only on properties in managed apartment-hotels.
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Some startup may even try to grow them in a vat of yeast.
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UK PM JOHNSON SAYS WILL FREEZE INCOME TAX, VAT AND NATIONAL INSURANCE - MANIFESTO
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In the mountains looming to our west, hidden by jungle, lay Vat Phou.
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It also says Zambia owes it more than $180 million in VAT refunds.
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Manufacturing companies have been subject to a VAT approach for a few years.
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They're watching 35.6 kilograms of a special form of germanium, the shiny semiconducting metal, sitting inside a vat of liquid argon inside a bigger vat of water, waiting however long it takes for it to experience a neutrinoless double beta decay.
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In 20163, a group of UK sellers formed an online initiative called "Campaign against VAT Fraud on Ebay & Amazon in the UK." Thousands of Chinese dealers are suspected of not having paid the 20 percent VAT and thus harming domestic vendors.
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Technically, a border-adjusted tax isn't considered a VAT because wage expenses aren't deductible.
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VAT manufactures vacuum valves used in products such as flat panel displays and semiconductors.
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It also allows Benin to collect VAT and other fees on the imported goods.
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Did the plastic from Lord Farquaad's batch LEAK into Belle's vat at the factory?!
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Spectator passes cost $29 (including VAT), and you can score your tickets right here.
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As a result, the World Trade Organization considers a VAT to be perfectly legal.
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Murphy confirmed during an afternoon press conference that propane was also in the vat.
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I stepped up to the tamale stand and peered into a large metal vat.
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I know that probably sounds silly, but Thorp's endless vat of hope is infectious.
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Mining companies said previous government promises to resume the VAT reimbursements had been unfulfilled.
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He opposed VAT and regretted having devised the monthly withholding mechanism for income tax.
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Industry insiders have said the government owes an estimated $600 million in VAT refunds.
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The combined VAT and business tax revenue rose 5.4 percent last year, it said.
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The cabinet also said it would discuss further hikes in value added tax (VAT).
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But at 12:01, the price goes up to €1190 (all pricing includes VAT).
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Being in the chemicals business is like swimming in a vat of sulphuric acid.
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So it's taxing the same base as a VAT but doing it more progressively.
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First of all, we no longer expect a delayed effect of the VAT hike.
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Spectator passes cost $29 (including VAT), and you can buy your tickets right here.
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But once those birds fly the coop, the price increases to €303 (VAT included).
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In 2011, as oil prices soared and the government increased VAT, it hit 5.2%.
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Are you still…Part of the problem with NAFTA is that Mexico's a VAT.
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There's a legitimate argument to be had about a VAT, with pluses and minuses.
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And from his experience, many of the VAT identification numbers offered are not valid.
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According to Steier, there are over 20193,22019 more VAT-avoiding Chinese traders on eBay.
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Conte repeated that the government was working to avoid increasing value-added tax (VAT).
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Rome has committed to adopt alternative measures to offset the lost revenues from VAT.
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It could also have led to a loss of VAT revenue, EU officials said.
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The new VAT measure is expected to raise around 30 million pounds a year.
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Separate leftovers into individual serving sizes (versus freezing, say, an entire vat of soup).
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It will submit VAT returns, generate a profit and loss report and create invoices.
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" Fonseca refused to cut VAT on bullfights, saying: "It is a matter of civilization.
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Don't worry, you can buy an Innovator pass for as low as €245 + VAT.
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But it needs to slash taxes on personal income, estates, and retail sales (VAT).
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Like a VAT, the border adjustment is also just a new source of revenue.
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THE British government currently slaps a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on sanitary products.
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It feels good, even if the bagels taste like a vat of lip gloss.
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Have you ever fantasized about bathing in a vat of warm cream and butter?
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There were also no refunds on value-added-tax (VAT) from the Tanzanian government.
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VAT will rise to 24% on groceries, mobile phone calls and most consumer goods.
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But Pierre Moscovici, the commissioner in charge of VAT, prefers the more radical option.
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The source acknowledged that VAT revenues might only start appearing in the fourth quarter.
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That's because all three have a 25 percent VAT rate on all purchased goods.
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In the UK, businesses have access to exclusive VAT pricing and downloadable invoices. 7.
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Argentina last year began charging VAT on purchases made via digital platforms, including Uber.
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The value-added tax (VAT) is a potentially good idea that US politicians avoid.
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And because of the new VAT, everything she buys would cost 2000 percent more.
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But come November 41453, the price jumps 30 percent to €1190 (pricing includes VAT).
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He poured another inch of Vat 69 into the teacup, and knocked it back.
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A door slid open to reveal a mixing vat glowing red from intense heat.
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You put yourself just half in the vat, and you're worried about being petty?
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Ahmed said the cabinet approved the proposed VAT rise when it met on Wednesday.
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The proposed VAT hike is part of a broader drive to increase tax revenues.
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The planned VAT rise must be approved by parliament before it can become law.
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The proposed VAT hike is part of a broader drive to increase tax revenue.
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By combining these two figures, you get the exact VAT amount for your taxes.
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And that discovery all came down to an accident in a vat of wine.
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Pugh and Reich argued that a VAT would hurt consumers, especially low-income Americans.
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I tried and tried to think myself into the vat, but to no avail.
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It said sales in Bahrain declined due to implementation of VAT earlier this year.
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If they are for red wine, they may go straight into a fermentation vat.
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Saudi Arabia this year established a VAT to help make up its budget shortfall.
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Bahrain have introduced VAT over the past two years.
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The VAT alone will generate $800 billion in new revenue, according to Yang's campaign.
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Vat grown turkey meat, cranberry sauce from a can he found in the pantry.
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The revenue sharing of the new VAT may exacerbate the pressure on local governments.
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It is a bizarre sensation to step into a huge vat of crushed grapes.
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In some cases, hunting for it is like trying to find out whether someone dumped a bag of M&Ms into a vat of M&Ms at the candy factory by comparing the contents of the vat to the factory's usual output.
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"The size of the VAT losses due to online VAT fraud or error on transactions taking place on Amazon's and eBay's online platforms could be up to 1 billion pounds a year," the NAO said, citing latest figures from the Trading Standards Institute.
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For lawyer Nathalie Harksen, a VAT expert at Frankfurt-based law firm AWB, the incomplete invoice is an indication that the company probably didn't pay the VAT — although there are clear reasons why the company would have been obliged to do so.
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Uber is able to avoid VAT by exploiting a loophole in how the tax is collected for business-to-business sales across EU borders, which arises because it treats its 40,000 UK drivers as separate businesses, each too small to register for VAT.
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Before the 2016 Brexit referendum, the EU ban on expanding the list of VAT-free goods caused an uproar in Britain for the so-called "tampon tax," as VAT on female hygiene products could not be cut from its existing 5 percent rate.
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" Senator Mike Lee of Utah told Koch network donors: "This ends up becoming a VAT-like substance and I think it would end up having a lot of the negative characteristics of both a VAT and a tariff ... I really don't like it.
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Prosecutors have evidence on how high-profile officials at the finance ministry shared their illegal profits when they led the so-called VAT mafia, a group of people who made money on extorting VAT tax from the state, the Rzeczpospolita newspaper reported.
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The VAT imposition on livestock businesses at the start of 2016 caught many by surprise.
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Or if you are a founder, you can get one as low as €145 + VAT.
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They also liked measures to end wasteful fuel subsidies, improve tax collection and increase VAT.
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Buyer and seller pay 15 percent VAT in the fees for which they are responsible.
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A desire to increase formalisation is one reason why India is implementing a nationwide VAT.
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This will include adding credit, invoices, mobile payments, a vendor marketplace, VAT reclaims and more.
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He also said the country risks financial instability and spoke of a possible VAT increase.
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As we talk, there's a sudden whoosh and the whey is released from the vat.
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After that, Georges automatically tags revenue and expenses to calculate your annual revenue, VAT, etc.
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A huge fire erupted after three explosions in a vat of propane, the company said.
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To raise serious money, though, politicians could turn to VAT, which is levied at 20%.
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Mr Santos's decision to raise VAT kept its ballooning budget deficit from expanding still further.
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Well, you know, a lot of people consider the border tax a form of VAT.
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There's taxes on those taxes VAT heating on the islands have been quite heavily penalized.
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In the UK, the standard VAT rate is 20 percent; in Germany, it's 22015 percent.
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Meanwhile, he says Chinese vendors are avoiding their 19 percent VAT and spoiling his business.
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A more regressive—but more lucrative—tax system, including a VAT, might enable such spending.
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They have ruled out increases to the basic rate of income tax, VAT or NICs.
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Buy your tickets now and save €357 — before the price increases to €1190 (VAT included).
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The company is also facing a tax audit and VAT refunds have not been received.
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At the time, that $21 billion in VAT was equal to 2000 percent of GDP.
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Ronald Reagan detested the VAT for being a hidden tax, easily increased without alerting taxpayers.
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However, financial services providers cannot since they do not have to charge their clients VAT.
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In particular, we do not factor in VAT or excise tax revenue into our forecasts.
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But although a VAT is efficient, it is also regressive, hitting poorer people relatively harder.
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The starter kit comes in neat, white packaging and costs £99 (+VAT) or around $130.
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Since Chinese VAT stands at 17 percent, this amounts to a tax-free export pass.
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Jamaica, Nicaragua, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Lebanon already do not place a VAT on menstrual products.
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"Consumers would experience no difference between a national sales tax and a VAT," Dubay writes.
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You can buy an Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin for as low as €245 + VAT.
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Here's Joel Slemrod explaining that a VAT has the same effects as a sales tax.
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Because a VAT taxes consumption, rather than income, it tends to encourage saving and investment.
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He said it was against raising the value-added tax (VAT), particularly for the poor.
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Machines rip apart plastic bags and organic waste is filtered into a massive metal vat.
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The part of the claim about England's VAT rate is mostly true, with some exceptions.
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VAT GROUP - Deutsche Bank cuts its price target to 150 Swiss francs from 155 francs.
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Tax hikes, including higher value added tax (VAT), could help plug the shortfall, analysts say.
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These are the best business broadband deals in the UK. All prices listed exclude VAT.
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Those prices include three years of service and maintenance and European value-added tax (VAT).
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Five of the front companies received about $21 million in VAT refunds, the complaint said.
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They have created the first example of a vat that computes—a chemical Turing machine.
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The growth in VAT receipts was the slowest for the month of September since 2012.
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In Philly, Hare moves her hand in a hypnotic vat of indigo pulp-swirled water.
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The ruling coalition feared the VAT increase would have hurt an already weak household spending.
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Experiments like LUX, a giant vat of xenon in South Dakota, XENON, a giant vat of xenon in an Italian mountain, the CERN Axion Solar Telescope (CAST), and others, are actively searching for dark matter particles, and haven't found or ruled them out yet.
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Money collected through the computerized VAT system powered critical state services, like the National Health Service.
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Private economists have estimated the government will raise about 40 billion riyals in 2018 through VAT.
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The fire began with an explosion on Friday morning from a vat of butane and propane.
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In 2020 and 1333, Italy intends to compensate the costs by … raising value-added tax (VAT).
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Business owners grumble at Scandinavian-level VAT rates of 24% and a series of new taxes.
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However, the U.S. has no VAT — yet our exports don't receive similar corporate income-tax rebates.
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It costs $25 + VAT to attend Startup Battlefield MENA 2018, and you can buy tickets here.
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Former Finance Minister Sommai Phasee estimated evasion may have cost Thailand 4503 percent of VAT revenue.
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Some countries, including Luxembourg and Ireland, also charge a super-reduced VAT rate for certain goods.
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"At the moment, the majority of banks are absorbing the VAT on regulated services," he added.
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Early-bird tickets, which provide general admission conference passes for both days, cost €833 (including VAT).
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ZAMBIAN FINANCE MINISTER MWANAKATWE SAYS IMPLEMENTATION DATE FOR SALES TAX FROM VAT MOVED TO SEPT 1
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So scientists might have to sit and watch this vat for a very, very long time.
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Shares in VAT Group posted the worst performance overall on the STOXX 600, down 10.2 percent.
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be cut to 9 percent from 303 percent.
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Yang doubled the VAT in this estimate for a 20123 percent tax, which equals $22012 billion.
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Let's curl up with a lovely vat of tender macaroni smothered in three melty, gooey cheeses.
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be reduced to 9 percent from 10 percent.
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But come midnight local Berlin time on November 3, the price jumps to €1190 (VAT included).
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Critics of the VAT say it's a hidden tax that can negatively impact lower-income people.
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To enable this, producers are rebated the VAT liabilities they accumulated during production when they export.
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It is the visual and auditory equivalent of being submerged in a vat of Elmer's glue.
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Some UK retailers have gone slightly rogue, discounting their prices as a result of the VAT.
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Wealthy neighbours Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates launched VAT at the start of 2018.
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Total sales declined 5.5 percent last year, to almost 192 billion roubles ($2.5 billion), including VAT.
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be cut to 303 percent from 10 percent.
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The VAT seems likely to pass, but not before politicians carve out all sorts of exceptions.
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The European Union has no authority over income and payroll taxes, but great authority over VAT.
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He should push for the establishment of a Bui Van Vat fellowship in international humanitarian law.
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This would mean Uber would have to pay up to 30% VAT on its ride fares.
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The introduction of VAT has been a big contributor to the squeeze, curbing Saudi business investment.
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That doesn't include a 20% VAT, which would bring the nightly total to more than $18,000.
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The leading candidates for this nightmare scenario are a carbon tax and value-added tax (VAT).
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The smell, from the platform on top of the poop vat, was pleasant — earthy, farmlike, wholesome.
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Food, lodging, and goods in Norway are expensive, and VAT taxes push costs up even further.
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Exports are the lifeblood of the Swiss economy, particularly for machinery makers like VAT and Bucher.
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be cut to 9 percent from 10 percent.
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Another approach is a value-added tax (VAT), partially offset by a cut in corporate taxes.
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It's a function of southern plurality, a vat of molten fat that represents a melting pot.
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Milwaukee Brewers They have a mascot that slides into a vat of beer after home runs!
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While watching your team is exhilarating, it can be also a giant, steaming vat of anxiety.
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Right now, the pricing tiers start at €595 + VAT, but next week the prices go up.
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AMB 001 has 180 horsepower and a MSRP of about $119,559, not including a 20% VAT.
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The overhaul proposed by the Commission would give EU states more flexibility in setting VAT rates.
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He opened the bottom drawer of his desk and put away the bottle of Vat 69.
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And a big vat of tikka masala is an opportunity no gull can afford to miss.
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And when U.S. producers sell to U.S. consumers, they, like German producers, don't face any VAT.
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Finally, Bunq is updating AutoVAT for business users who have to deal with VAT in Europe.
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Reich added that the poor would pay a higher percentage of their income under a VAT.
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Quite specific to us, all of our cheese will be hand-ladled from vat to trolley.
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To offset that, it proposes increasing value added tax (VAT) to 22 percent from 18 percent.
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The builders of Vat Phou had noticed this and proclaimed it a natural lingam of Shiva.
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Receipts for a cup of coffee at private sector hotels, for example, add 14 percent VAT.
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Crayon wax swirling in a factory vat, propelled by the rhythmic swoosh of a giant paddle.
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Terrified, I watch him stick his bare hand into the boiling vat of piping hot sugar.
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It is replacing a business tax on gross revenue for non-manufacturing companies with a VAT.
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A report indicated that businesses will pay 11% VAT compared with the previous 5.5% business tax.
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Formal summit conclusions stated that the "European Council ... welcomes the intention of the Commission to include proposals for increased flexibility for member states with respect to reduced rates of VAT, which would provide the option to all member states of VAT zero rating for sanitary products".
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A VAT, particularly coupled with a corporate tax offset, could help to improve the competitive posture of U.S. manufacturers, since the VAT would be levied on all products sold in the United States, no matter where manufactured, whereas foreign manufacturers can escape most U.S. corporate taxation.
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To help businesses pay people and keep them in work I'm deferring the next quarter of VAT payments, that means no business will pay any VAT from now until the end of June and you'll have until the end of the financial year to repay those bills.
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To help businesses pay people and keep them in work I'm deferring the next quarter of VAT payments, that means no business will pay any VAT from now until the end of June and you'll have until the end of the financial year to repay those bills.
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In the 1970s, a computer worker strike nearly took down the British value added tax (VAT) system.
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For example, here's a video of a 3D print being made out of a vat of resin.
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VAT had 12-month core earnings of 120-13 million Swiss francs, one of the sources said.
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The bottom of the vat is lit on fire, beginning the first stage of the distillation process.
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That means you can get an Innovator pass to Disrupt Berlin for as low as €245 + VAT.
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The placement increased the free float of VAT shares to 77 percent from roughly 72.2 percent presently.
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For example, France cut the VAT on sanitary products from 20 percent to 5.5 percent in 2015.
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Mwanakatwe said the government was accruing about 1.8 billion kwacha ($140 million) in VAT refunds every month.
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But VAT will be a heavy drag on the economy, equal to about 2 percent of GDP.
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Receipts are the norm in business-to-business transactions, especially if value-added taxes (VAT) are applied.
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Simply purchase a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package for €745 + VAT, and that price includes three Founder passes.
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Recent government cuts to value-added tax (VAT) are expected to further benefit car sales, Xu added.
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We have a limited selection of student tickets to Disrupt London 2016 for just £100 plus VAT.
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The VAT for the transport and construction sectors will be cut to 9 percent from 10 percent.
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For instance, you can now automatically put money aside to pay back VAT later down the road.
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CRUZ: Now, Major, the business flat tax that is in my tax plan is not a VAT.
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Worldwide, 20-35% of government revenue comes from value-added taxes (VAT) or similar levies on consumption.
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The EU executive said the proposed changes would reduce the need for a harmonised VAT rate policy.
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Rubio is right that Cruz's plan is a VAT, but it's not clear why the name matters.
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"I face enormous taxes -- city, state, sales, excise, employee, federal, VAT, different countries," Trump said in Pueblo.
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Its contents look like brains in a vat—and exert an unearthly power over the local imagination.
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Some good options would include broadening the range of goods and services to which VAT is charged.
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The average rate of VAT in the OECD, a club of mostly rich countries, is about 235%.
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Time to toss your phone into a vat of hot dog water and call it a day.
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For a few precious remaining hours, you can buy tickets to Disrupt Berlin for €833 (including VAT).
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Britain has something called value added tax (VAT) which is paid when you buy goods or services.
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International trade agreements do restrict border adjustments to consumption taxes, like a sales tax or a VAT.
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The deal will allow EU states to apply reduced, or even zero VAT rates to electronic publications.
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Both the pension age and VAT bills need to be approved in further readings to become law.
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In March 2016, a tofu factory in Canada found 70 seagulls in a vat of tofu byproduct.
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Value-added tax (VAT) for the manufacturing sector will be cut to 13 percent from 16 percent.
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It combines a source-based corporate income tax at a low rate with a border-adjusted VAT.
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Once the clock ticks over to 12:01, you'll have to fork out €1190 (again, VAT included).
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The rule lets businesses sell goods or services to other businesses across EU borders without paying VAT.
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An alternative would be to increase income through more efficient taxes, such as value-added tax (VAT).
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Most European countries raise at least 21970% of GDP through taxes on goods and services, primarily VAT.
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Other times, the entire game might as well be dunked in a vat of pumpkin spice syrup.
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However, several states have pressed the Commission to review the VAT system, partly due to technological developments.
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Yang says his 10 percent VAT would raise $800 billion a year, or $6,300 per U.S. household.
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It said it would now adopt new VAT accounting policies which may impact its profitability going forward.
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For all intents and purposes, the so-called business flat tax is a value-added tax (VAT).
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Ukraine's VAT rate stands at 20 percent and delaying the refund affects businesses' liquidity and production processes.
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The potential introduction of VAT in 2018 could create a further challenge for large retailers in Dubai.
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A value-added tax (VAT) rebate on such exports has been raised from 13 to 16 percent.
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The VAT plan was roundly criticized for being a tax on the poor that would stoke inflation.
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VAT for the transport and construction sectors would also be cut to 9 percent from 10 percent.
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The VAT is, but the income tax still affects investment income, meaning there's still a savings disincentive.
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That makes a VAT marvelously self-enforcing, because one firm's tax deductions are another firm's tax liability.
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He was also present at the creation of the vat of salad dressing that inspired Newman's Own.
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Children's Books When I was a kid, picture books lumped bad behavior into one catchall, gurgling vat.
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In the office is a large stone vat once used to store olive oil, Mr. Louis said.
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Partly false: the VAT and gasoline prices listed are accurate but the income tax figures are not.
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The VAT reform has already reduced firms' tax burdens by more than 600 billion yuan, Shi said.
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I picture a surgical mask made of shiny pink lace, extra bra fabric burning in a vat.
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The restoration of Vat Phou that we witnessed belied notions of ancient ruins lost in eternal mists.
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An EU directive lets governments waive VAT on some services "closely linked to sport or physical education".
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So the new government has decided to abolish some taxes and also to reduce VAT from Dec.
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According to the document, 75 millions euros, including 70 million in VAT, went to the French state.
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They'd be a nice side dish to accompany carne asada, or a bubbling vat of queso fundido.
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Anyway, while you're swimming in a vat of guacamole, check out the picks from Instagram this week.
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The effects of the not-quite-a-VAT that Brady and other House Republicans are proposing will probably be quite similar (though less regressive, since it doesn't tax wages), but it's different enough to defuse some of the political obstacles that come with straight-up proposing a VAT.
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"Uber does not charge VAT on the basis that it is for the self-employed drivers who supply the services to register with HMRC to charge VAT," notes Rachel Farr, senior employment lawyer at international law firm Taylor Wessing, commenting on the implications of the ruling in a statement.
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The idea is similar but not quite like a VAT, or value added tax, common in other countries.
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They can't, say, fire a beam of light down to Earth and pop a giant vat of popcorn.
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This will substitute income from the special VAT regime that was fully cancelled from 21000 (211: USD21500 million).
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Because they had a VAT [value-added tax] tax of 17% and nobody from this country knew that.
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Doing that with chemicals is expensive, and fiddly, since the chemicals take time to circulate around the vat.
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Many have moved shipments to April due to VAT rate adjustment... Most of the cargoes were Brazilian beans.
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India's current system consists of 15 types of taxes, including central excise and states' value added tax (VAT).
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It's essentially a closed loop, creating a barrier between the open air and the vat of flavored goo.
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Luxembourg and Malta currently apply the lowest VAT "standard" rates in the 28-country EU on most products.
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By November it will make new proposals to reform VAT rates, giving states more power to set them.
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"The Acid Bath Killer," who disposed of his victims in a vat of sulfuric acid in the 1940s.
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Mr Duque shies away from admitting the need to increase income tax; Mr Petro promises to cut VAT.
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The government proposed last week to raise the value added tax (VAT) to 15 percent from 11 percent.
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Suspending a conscious brain in a vat of solution also remains the stuff of science fiction for now.
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Mr Gove seems anxious to find a benefit in Brexit (the EU requires that member states levy VAT).
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I can tell you if we had a VAT it would make dealing with Mexico very much easier.
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The pace of the combat is slow, as if each character is pushing through a vat of molasses.
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The problem is that a VAT would be paid by everyone, including senior citizens who already have Medicare.
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Yang points to a 2012 estimate published by Bloomberg that a 10 percent VAT would raise $750 billion.
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The idea is similar but not quite like a VAT, or value-added tax, common in other countries.
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This will substitute income from the special VAT regime that was fully cancelled from 2017 (0003: USD34 million).
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If Uber loses any potential case, its VAT payments could be assessed across the entire European Union (EU).
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It contracted a short-term PLN27 million loan in 7503 to finance VAT, which it repaid in 1H17.
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Among the reforms agreed are subsidy cuts, introducing Value Added Tax (VAT) and reducing bureaucracy for foreign investors.
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I imagine that "truth" as a shimmering and beautiful orb that is buried inside a vat of tar.
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Research from 2005 concluded that border adjusted value added taxes (VAT) are associated with one-third fewer exports.
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An EU official said on Friday that VAT was the "last piece in the puzzle" on e-commerce.
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Printed material currently can be subject to reduced rates or zero rates of VAT, but electronic equivalents cannot.
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There is usually no loss of tax revenue, because the importing business collects VAT from its own customers.
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Rather than a 25% share, local governments will get half of all revenues from the new services VAT.
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"Reducing the VAT has been ruled out," Prime Minister Fernando Zavala told foreign media in a press conference.
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Mexico's will benefit from a broad exemption from VAT, which is levied at 16% elsewhere in the country.
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China is expanding tax reforms by replacing a business tax with a value-added tax (VAT) this year.
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Under existing trade treaties, however, only "indirect" taxes (such as the aforementioned VAT) are eligible for border adjustability.
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Businesses have a big incentive to claim domestic sales as foreign sales because they then get VAT rebates.
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For example, VAT generated SKr427bn (£36bn)(US $ 453,657,600,000.00) last year, up nearly 30 per cent in five years.
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The alleged tax liability comprised of 91.3 million pesos in income tax and 42.5 million pesos in VAT.
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Many have moved shipments to April due to VAT rate adjustment ... Most of the cargoes were Brazilian beans.
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This may allow Britain to reduce below 5 percent the VAT on sanitary products, which existing rules prohibit.
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Take childrenswear, for instance: VAT-free in the UK but not in many other countries, such as Ghana.
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Assuming this single mom keeps spending all her income, including the new credit, she'd pay $214,63 in VAT.
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Take the money and run, but a vat-grown Yakuza assassin is probably going to get you eventually.
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ConservativesPromise to rule out any rise to income tax, VAT, or National Insurance in the next five years.
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On the desk in front of him stood a china teacup and an open bottle of Vat 69.
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I feel like somebody is cooking soup inside of me, like my insides are a vat of minestrone.
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The worker tipped the ladle, which was hanging from pulleys, so that the ferrochrome poured into the vat.
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In contrast, businesses like grocery stores that sold to consumers started reporting more income and paying more VAT.
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The success of VAT systems in emerging economies is welcome news for the beneficiaries of that tax revenue.
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He goes from stench and perfection to perfection and putrefaction — a huge vat of percolating tan sludge. 16.
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The mayor tries to silence Melvin by ordering bullies to dump him in a vat of toxic waste.
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Their prices range from about €29.65 million to €2352 million, making the VAT savings about €2000,21.6 to €803,280.
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The researchers found that their vat exhibited recognizably different behaviors for words that belonged to the L3 language.
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This will substitute income from the special VAT regime that was fully cancelled from 2017 (2016: USD0003 million).
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Chili, pasta, soup, canning a big vat of jelly, and literal stock all thrive in a stock pot.
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Briefing reporters on a European Commission plan to present measures this spring to overhaul the EU's common VAT system, former French finance minister Moscovici said it would consider whether to scrap the British "zero rate" on some items, a legacy pre-dating the current EU minimum VAT of 5 percent.
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A 5 percent VAT on a broad range of goods and services came into effect on the same day.
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Scientists are creating a new slaughterhouse-free food group called clean meat: edible animal protein grown in a vat.
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In 2016, another seagull fell into a vat of chicken tikka masala as he tried to enjoy a meal.
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My job was to take long tubes out of a big vat of oil, and grind down the edges.
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When we come out of Europe there is more flexibility on VAT, particularly in terms of the lower levels.
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It's super early-bird season, and that means you can score a Startup Alley Exhibitor Package for €745 + VAT.
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Many suppose that a VAT, because of the adjustment, provides the countries which use it with an export advantage.
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An official at the Finance Ministry told Reuters that any change to the VAT regime would not be imminent.
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In fact, Ronald Reagan's treasury, when Ronald Reagan's treasury looked at the vat tax, you know what they found?
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None have yet said how they would vote if the proposed cut on VAT on energy didn't go through.
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EU law requires proof of benefits to physical or mental well being for a sport to claim VAT exemption.
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The day's top performer was Swiss valve maker VAT Group, which surged gained 12.5% after beating third-quarter expectations.
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The introduction of VAT (replacing the existing GST) in October 2016 has had a positive effect on revenue growth.
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Student tickets to Disrupt London 2016 are still available at the deeply discounted rate of just £100 plus VAT.
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"We promptly remove any seller that they inform us is not VAT compliant," the company said in a statement.
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Exportcafe buys coffee from third parties, paying them the price of the coffee plus a value-added-tax (VAT).
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But one-third of them have not indicated a VAT identification number in their profile, Steier told The Verge.
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Steier estimates that on Amazon alone, there are about 2000,22017 sellers from China withholding VAT from the German state.
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Government employees work inside Murree's fortress-like walls and hold the keys to locks on every vat of whisky.
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Delays to the VAT changes have already held up the first tranche of a $3 billion World Bank loan.
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VAT said its overall outlook remains healthy, given rising digitalisation and other trends that point to a demand recovery.
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Another issue is that of the value-added tax (VAT) hikes that are scheduled to kick in in 2020.
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Uber has passed these duties on its drivers, requiring them to pay the VAT on the company's service fee.
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The bank called for VAT reforms to be rolled out to services sectors in order to provide tax savings.
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Uber pays no VAT in the U.K. because the ride-hailing app does not class its drivers as employees.
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The IMF had also requested an increase of fuel excise in addition to an increase in VAT, Hariri said.
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We're talking about taxes or fees that are supported by the citizen, including the VAT and the sin tax.
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The caviar, to the mild horror of her guests, was ceremoniously dumped it into a vat of mashed potatoes.
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Besides, it's hardly convenient to set up a vat of icy water every time you feel a little achy.
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Acacia Mining, a gold producer, is owed $98m in VAT rebates—effectively an interest-free loan to the government.
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Buy early-bird tickets now and you can attend every day of Disrupt Berlin for €41453 (that includes VAT).
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In its native Finland, Jolla's new initiative costs €169 with VAT, but without any warranties provided for the phone.
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It has applied a VAT on its manufacturers since 1994, recognising it as a fairer way to tax companies.
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The commission has proposed two options for reform, both of which hand more VAT-setting power to national governments.
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The second option is more radical: it would scrap the list, and transfer VAT-setting powers to national governments.
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Yang has estimated a 10 percent VAT tax would raise between $700 and $800 billion in the United States.
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Pricing starts at €445 + VAT and, depending on which pass you buy, you can save as much as €500.
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Some people suspected of spying are said to have been killed by being dropped into a vat of acid.
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All six countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council agreed among themselves to impose VAT at the start of 2018.
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Several European countries are meanwhile pushing for the VAT exemption that airline fuel enjoys in Europe to be dropped.
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Mr Danyliuk has tried to make the country's system of VAT refunds (a major source of corruption) more transparent.
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Now the slight spike in inflation is partly due to one-off things like the VAT (value added tax).
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The idea has some roots in the widely popular value-added tax (VAT) system at play around the world.
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Existing European Union rules allow reduced value added tax (VAT) rates only for printed books but not for ebooks.
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After all, in 2013, Kenya removed both its Value Added Tax (VAT) and import duty on tampons and pads.
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The Commission warned that governments, already strapped for cash, could hurt revenues by yielding to pressure to cut VAT.
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Paris-based Euronext applies a standard VAT rate for financial services on transaction fees for its commodity derivative markets.
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I remember opening a vat of sour cream and taking a good whiff, nearly fainting from the olfactory blowback.
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The origin of Musk's superpower doesn't have anything to do with radiation or falling into a vat of chemicals.
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In the UK we have tax for online sales called VAT (value added tax), the same as everybody else.
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The 2016 results, however, were additionally supported by a PLN10m one-off revenue from VAT returned to the city.
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The new rules will apply temporarily until a comprehensive reform of the VAT system in the EU is approved.
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At one point, Goldbach trains in the Hot Dip Galvanizing Line, skimming dross off a vat of molten zinc.
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A man sat atop a hovering cart stirring a vat of neon-yellow churros, keeping pace alongside Matthew's car.
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A big vat can be a hearty meal unto itself, the starting point of so many others, or both.
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Earlier this week, the government said it would temporarily postpone payment deadlines of tax and VAT for Danish companies.
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Economists said a 2 percent VAT hike could be effective in wiping out the 50.8 billion rand revenue shortfall.
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Claudia: If you think that ladling is just about transferring the curds from one vat to another, think again.
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"Tax revenues are clearly underperforming the targets, mainly corporate and personal income taxes and domestic VAT receipts," Kovacs said.
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VdA's constitutionally granted special status entitles the region to receive 100% of major national taxes (PIT, CIT and VAT).
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It is expected and will be linked to taking the impact of VAT out of the annual inflation calculation.
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In short, a VAT isn't a protectionist policy; it shouldn't even lead to a change in the exchange rate.
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With a market share of around 13 percent, VAT is eight times bigger than number two player MKS Instruments.
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The income raised from the VAT would offset 2900 percent of the cost of the tax cuts, TPC said.
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One is through a vine-covered trellis that leads to large, arched wooden vat doors opening into the kitchen.
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Curtice also suggested that it would also be possible for Westminster to devolve VAT policy to Holyrood after Brexit.
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The government has promised to forgo a rise in VAT that was supposed to bring in 23 billion euros.
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However, the executive European Commission is presenting proposals next week to return some flexibility on VAT to member states.
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Goods from the EU will be subject to import duties in a no-deal scenario, on which VAT must also be paid, while British recipients of parcels of a value of more than 135 pounds ($172) from EU businesses will have to pay VAT in line with current rules for non-EU countries.
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Analysts said that an increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) due to start in April would slow down sales further.
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We just released a very limited number of Innovator passes at an outstanding value: two passes for just €695 + VAT.
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In economics terms, there's little reason to believe the Brady plan and a border-adjusted VAT would impact trade differently.
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MMK changed its forecast following the government's proposal to raise value-added tax (VAT), from 18 percent to 20 percent.
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Mining companies, which export much of their production and spend heavily on machinery and equipment, typically generate large VAT returns.
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The mixture is then combined with a huge vat of fried onions and chilies, before being left to slow cook.
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Inflation has averaged 30% yoy in January-May, driven up by the weaker exchange rate, VAT and higher fuel prices.
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Authorities have reportedly set the price for his freedom at $6bn—or one year's worth of revenue from the VAT.
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The government is also expected to raise energy prices and implement a value added tax (VAT) this year, increasing prices.
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Hillier said the fraud was costing jobs at UK online retailers who were being undercut by rivals not charging VAT.
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The VAT rate for transportation and construction sectors will also be reduced to 9 percent from 10 percent, it said.
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The IMF said revenue measures should include raising the value added tax (VAT), fighting tax evasion, and increasing fuel excises.
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The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), which had urged government to act on the VAT "time bomb", welcomed the move.
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Unlike a VAT tax, Vertex's Bal said the digital services tax does not aim to place the burden on consumers.
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Because Mexico has almost a 17% VAT tax and it's very much of a hidden tax, people don't see it.
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Zuercher Kantonalbank said trade conflicts including between the United States and China, where VAT is expanding its presence, also weighed.
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He said a higher rate of VAT would lead to higher prices, adding 1.5 percent to the consumer inflation index.
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One important lesson I took away: Never mix a vat of coleslaw when you have band-aids on your fingers.
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Border adjustment tax: It has certain aspects that are VAT-like, which much of the rest of the world uses.
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Cameron's government has said it wants to end VAT on tampons but that its hands are tied by EU rules.
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Right now, you can buy a general-admission conference pass to both days of Disrupt Berlin for €833 (including VAT).
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"The economic environment in which the 9 percent VAT rate operates has changed considerably since its introduction," the report said.
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Despite VAT and subsidy reforms, we expect only modest narrowing in the budget deficit in FY17, to 11.6% of GDP.
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We're talking about VAT, it will not be applied to any of the basic products; it will be on accessories.
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Yang, who announced his candidacy in late 28, is proposing a 228 percent VAT targeting companies like Amazon and Google.
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High-tech industries and VAT industries were not developed because we were buying from external markets while selling expensive oil.
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It's enough to make you want to sit in a vat of oil and never get out, am I right?
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Other reforms, such as a valued-added tax (VAT), which would raise much-needed revenue, are being considered by parliament.
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In Britain, its competitors' fares include 20 percent value added tax (VAT) on booking fees, but Uber's fares do not.
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By contrast, two of its main UK rivals, Gett and mytaxi, both said they do pay VAT on their fees.
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As the reverse charge does not apply to domestic sales, that means that unlike Uber they must charge drivers VAT.
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The head of the State Administration of Taxation was praising the smooth launch of an expanded value-added tax (VAT).
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America, in contrast, raises only 22% through taxes on goods and services, none of which is collected in VAT form.
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A huge vat of Hungarian chicken soup simmers on the stove while four women in chef whites clean the worktops.
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A BAT also functions sort of like a value-added tax (VAT), which traditionally has aroused the hostility of conservatives.
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And the DBCFT, even though it is designed to have a "consumption base" like a VAT, is a direct tax.
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Annual inflation will peak in March-April... Value added tax (VAT) has added 0.6-0.7 percentage points to annual inflation.
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A VAT would be an even more powerful revenue machine as it would land on most items we all buy.
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But I am still standing on top of a vat of liquid waste, and you are wondering about the smell.
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"Carbon tax, VAT — not happening," tweeted John Kartch, a spokesman Americans for Tax Reform, the group led by Grover Norquist.
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The birds are then thrown alive into a vat of Armagnac brandy (which both drowns and marinades them), then roasted.
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Another notable thought experiment devised by Professor Putnam, known as "brain in a vat," was in the field of epistemology.
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A vat of raw chaga-mushroom "mylk" was produced—"It's medicinal," a vender with knuckle tattoos explained—and quickly depleted.
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Maybe something like the Matrix, where humans are immersed in a big vat of goo that harvests all their energy?
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European police agency Europol has estimated the VAT fraud case has cost taxpayers more than 5 billion euros since 2008.
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Save pennies for a trip to Tokyo so that you can dive face-first into a vat of shio broth?
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If this is the case, you will most likely jump two footed into the big, oily vat of mutual congratulation.
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"In 2006, I received a sentence of three and a half years for tax evasion and VAT fraud," Karpf begins.
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Cruz denied that his tax plan creates a VAT, saying his tax is imposed on businesses rather than on sales.
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Thus a VAT is a tax on consumption and it can be easier to administer than a personal income tax.
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The value-added tax (VAT) for meat is currently 7 percent, just like for most other foods in the country.
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On the opposite side of the hallway, a woman served generous bowls of stewed grains from an enormous steel vat.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Monday that VAT payments due on March 203 had been postponed till April 24.
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After the fabric has been dipped in an indigo vat, the paste gets washed off and the stenciled design remains.
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The government is reluctant to cut the main VAT rate but has promised a reduction in social taxes on jobs.
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But a VAT hike runs the risk of adding a heavy financial burden to the daily lives of the poor.
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The government will also reduce VAT on Deutsche Bahn train tickets from 19% to 7% to make railway trips cheaper.
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The following Saturday, he invited roommates to dye garments in a vat of natural black walnut dye he had prepared.
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Total group like-for-like sales, excluding fuel and VAT sales tax, fell 1.7% in the 22 weeks to Jan.
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"We decided that increasing VAT was unavoidable if we are to maintain the integrity of our public finances," he added.
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You might find it helps you with invoices, expenses, and VAT returns as it acts like a digital assistant.2.
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Deputy PM Di Maio said last year that VAT would not be increased in 2019, "nor in the following years".
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Actually, start with proposals for something like a U.S. VAT, which would include taxes on imports and rebates on exports.
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If a food exists, you can bet that people have tried to dunk it in a vat of boiling oil.
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There's something about swimming in a vat of colorful balls that people and animals of all ages find simply delightful.
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They include subsidy cuts, the introduction of value added tax (VAT) and a shift to a more flexible exchange rate regime.
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We think there is scope for stronger-than-budgeted revenues given high inflation and following the introduction of VAT last October.
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"As of now, neither a carbon tax nor a VAT are under consideration," deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters said Tuesday afternoon.
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The pipe is connected to another copper vat, and the extracted steam becomes the rakija, which pumps into the plastic tubs.
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A small increase in VAT might help plug the gap, and have the virtue of signalling a commitment to fiscal discipline.
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In his honey store in a shopping mall, Bunyamin Mutlu breaks up a honeycomb, scraping sticky liquid into a small vat.
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The extent of damage to the refinery wasn't clear early Friday, but it appeared to be confined to the vat area.
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If those big firms were to put money in the pot, you might find that our 20 percent VAT went down.
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In Japan rises in VAT have scuppered previous recoveries; this time the government wisely deferred an increase until at least 2019.
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Some companies such as BMW have already cut their prices after China cut the value-added tax (VAT) from April 1.
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" Asked by The Observer for details of his plan, McDonnell said: "I think VAT is a real problem for many people.
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Mexico's VAT refunds officially take 40 days to be processed, and by law, can take months if there is an audit.
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But I do still hear the ways in which I fall short, because I am not a brain in a vat.
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And unless America switches to a full-fledged VAT, border adjustability may also be judged to breach World Trade Organisation rules.
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The VAT hike is one of a number of planned unpopular measures which also include a rise in the retirement age.
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HM Revenue & Customs classifies them as poultry and exempts them from VAT, while sport birds such as racing pigeons are taxed.
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That in turn might prompt an automatic rise in VAT rates, as well as further increases to Italy's national borrowing costs.
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Some companies such as BMW have already lowered their prices after China cut the value-added tax (VAT) from April 1.
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Li said the government will reduce the value-added tax (VAT) for the manufacturing sector to 13 percent from 16 percent.
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A bold reform would be to extend VAT to nearly all spending, which might be enough to fill Britain's fiscal hole.
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The problem is not business-to-business transactions; firms can usually reclaim any VAT they pay if they keep proper records.
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The change is also likely to eliminate the incentive for exporting firms to base themselves in countries with low VAT rates.
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The main ideas for curbing it are to introduce a VAT and to rein in the fast-growing public-salary bill.
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Garavaglia said the government would also be able to find funds to avoid a planned VAT hike worth 23 billion euros.
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That tax, he explains, would be a value-added tax (VAT) of 10 percent on goods and services a company produces.
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"The posher the house, the more media attention we get," she explained as she whipped up a vat of Quorn lasagne.
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Only Saudi Arabia and the UAE have introduced excise tax and are likely to implement VAT at the beginning of 2018.
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China will cut value-added tax (VAT) for manufacturing and other sectors on April 1, Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday.
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In 2017 operating performance should be supported by one-off revenue of almost PLN50 million, including an investment-related VAT refund.
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They claim the VAT is a hidden tax that consumers would pay for, not the companies from which they're purchasing products.
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Michael Graetz's Competitive Tax Plan is a 12.9 percent credit-invoice method VAT added onto a 15 percent corporate tax. Sen.
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The Sierra Leonean government also plans to eliminate import duties and Value Added Tax (VAT) on internationally certified renewable energy products.
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"A supplier should not use the reverse charge if they are selling to a customer without a VAT registration," Lattmann said.
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China is on the way to joining more than 140 countries with full VAT regimes, according to EY, an accounting firm.
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Of total tax revenue collected in the 2018/2019 financial year, 309 billion Egyptian pounds came from VAT, the minister said.
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But the cash has yet to be disbursed as the World Bank waits for parliament to ratify economic reforms including VAT.
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The 28 EU countries currently must choose between two VAT rates: at least 5 or 15 percent for goods on sale.
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When a foreman falls into a vat of boiling metal, the factory keeps on churning out ammunition as if nothing happened.
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However two other members of his unit say Mr. Kerrey helped kill the grandfather, later identified as Bui Van Vat, 65.
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"VAT is negotiated every year and if the elections go as I hope, Salvini could replace Juncker," he wrote on Twitter.
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Cuts in excise duties and VAT have led to missed fiscal targets as tax revenue has remained flat and spending risen.
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The enormous vat of paint shimmered like a luxurious pool in a Turkish hammam, and I almost wanted to climb in.
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For customs and VAT, Barnier said, "we propose using the existing customs procedures to avoid doing checks at the transit points".
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However, with the lone exception of China, every other country that uses a VAT excludes insurance and reinsurance from the tax.
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And indeed, the scientists reported seeing 126 of the two-neutrino double electron capture events in the vat of liquid xenon.
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What if you were to, say, add a full pound of buttery lobster meat to your vat of tatery wonder gruel?
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After all, there's no way we're going to survive winter without vat-sized bowls of hot, savory broth and chewy noodles.
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Between 2017 and the end of 2018, there were 58,000 VAT registration applications, compared to only 1,650 between 2015 and 2016.
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Not to raise income tax, national insurance payments, or value-added tax (VAT.) To give childcare services £250 million-a-year.
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"The taxes do not affect consumers' shopping basket regarding foodstuffs and other things, because these are not under VAT," he said.
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Although the concept has never caught on in this country, the VAT has been a powerful, well-mannered weapon for progress.
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"There are so many scary changes, but you just have to accept them," she said, checking on a vat of coffee.
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For instance, the company tries to leverage optical character recognition (OCR) to match receipts with payments, autofill the VAT rate, etc.
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Failing both of those, make a vat of Marcella Hazan's Bolognese, then assemble David Tanis's ricotta-stuffed shells — omitting the pesto!
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In Bagru, for instance, a handmade textile passes through weavers, vat dyers, mordant brewers, mud resist printers, block printers and washers.
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Super early-bird prices start at €345 + VAT and, depending on which pass you choose, you can save up to €600.
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And that's without including the 22017 percent VAT, or value-added tax, that China charges for the import of agricultural products.
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VAT (a sales levy on goods and services) will also not increase under a Labour government, according to the party's manifesto.
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The Commission's action plan on VAT also proposes to changing the way the tax is collected on trade between EU states.
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The finance ministry has acknowledged that the VAT increase may result in a one-off 2-percentage-point increase in inflation.
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To meet its deficit targets in 2020 and 2021, Rome pledged to raise value-added tax (VAT) or find other means.
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In the foreign market, domestic firms pay no tax on their sales, because the VAT is rebated; neither do foreign firms.
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There was an old-fashioned popcorn popper and a vat to spin pink cotton candy — candy floss, the British call it.
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For Monday, how about some smashed cucumbers with sesame oil and garlic, alongside a big vat of takeout-style sesame noodles?
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HANOI, Vietnam — As strips of tofu sizzle beside her in a vat of oil, Nguyen Thu Hong listens for police sirens.
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Each creature was bathed, then dyed in a specially prepared organic vat of indigo, leaving each a different shade of blue.
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Cameron's government previously said that it wanted to end VAT on tampons but that its hands were tied by EU rules.
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The shift to a VAT for services will help facilitate the economic transition from manufacturing to services as the economy matures.
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The cause of the fire remained unknown, though city fire officials said it started in a butane vat around 4 a.m.
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It should be noted that creating a paint-dipped look does not always involve dipping something into a vat of paint.
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In these countries, sales tax or value added tax (VAT) is added on, and has to be returned to the government.
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Ted Cruz and Rand Paul both ran on VAT plans that they refused to refer to as VATs during the 2016 primaries.
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Indeed, some like Michigan's Avi-Yonah have argued that the Brady plan is a VAT for WTO purposes despite the wage deduction.
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Dip | Dong-shaped glass molds are double-dipped in a vat of latex (or, for latex-free condoms, a synthetic polyisoprene cocktail).
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Ultimately, Trump is trying to argue that a VAT helps create a trade deficit and causes jobs to go to other countries.
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Tickets for the meetup can be purchased here — they are priced at 50 CHF plus VAT, that's around $50 at current rates.
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Mr Ryan's radical solution is to scrap the tax on corporate income and replace it with a modified value-added tax (VAT).
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Mr Trump has often complained about the VAT Mexico imposes on American goods, when Mexican exports flowing north incur no such levy.
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From there, we pass by an exposed underground vat filled with with the tar-like tequila vinazas, a byproduct of tequila production.
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The central bank said an increase in value-added-tax (VAT), which takes effect from November, will have a one-off impact.
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