Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Tax"

A: In America, when we pay income tax, we have to fill in a form that is usually several pages long. These pages are called "tax forms".

We have to pay income tax once a year and there is a deadline for when the tax is due.

A: It can be used in extremely stressful situations only if it is stressful to your emotions

Ex: Having 3 final exams on the same day is mentally exhausting, not necessarily emotionally taxing.

어장관리 하다 can be emotionally taxing

A: April 15 = la fecha en que los estadiounidenses tienen que pagar por el año interior.

No oí "do oneself taxes" y suena extraño pero podría referir a alguien que prepara los documentos su mismo, sin contador.

A: Prices in the US are usually shown without sales tax. So if something is $1 plus tax, then the actual amount you are going to pay will be slightly more than $1 due to the tax, which depends on where you are and what you're buying.

A: @zinzin: yes, it's what's collected my HMRC

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A: How much tax money goes to the government?

A: "The local officials taxed mercilessly, no one was safe."

"The effort taxed him to his limit, and now he's sick."

A: Tax (as a verb) has multiple meanings:

1. To impose a tax: The government is taxing the poor more heavily than it should.

2. To make heavy demands on the strength or resources of someone: This lawsuit is going to be a taxing ordeal for our company.

A: “I thought I had paid my taxes” implies that there was was an earlier point in time where you also thought that you paid your taxes.

A: “Tax” as a noun is the actual amount of money taken by the government.
Ex. The sales tax in Michigan is 6% of the value of the product.

As a verb, it means to take money from the citizens for governmental purposes.
Ex. I think we should legalize marijuana and just tax it heavily.

Taxation can only be a noun, and it refers to the action of levying a tax.
Ex. The taxation of tea was a factor that eventually lead to the American Revolution.

A:
A tax rebate and a tax refund are both ways to incentivize consumer spending and stimulate the economy.

Tax rebates are big chunks of money that can be offered at any time of the year, usually on new technologies such as hybrid cars and renewable energies.

"I bought my new car because it came with a $5,000 tax rebate."

"This boat comes with a $2,500 tax rebate."

"My state is offering a $1,000 tax rebate for purchasing solar panels."

A tax refund is a regular yearly occurence which refunds the difference between the taxes you paid, and the taxes you actually owed the previous year. This happens because employers usually withhold too much money from pay checks.

"I think I'll go on vacation with this year's tax refund."

"I hope I receive my tax refund early this year."

"My employer took a lot of money from my paychecks last year, so my tax refund should be large this year."

A: Tariff is a specific kind of tax on imports and exports.

A: I think they're all the same. I don't usually hear avoid tax, though.

A: Yes.
Depending on if there is one rule or many rules posted, and whether there might be additional rules, a translation could be:

A tax exemption rule for short term visitors. (this is 1 rule, there may be more)
Tax exemption rules for short term visitors. (this is more than 1 rule, there may be more)
The tax exemption rule for short term visitors. (this is the only rule, there are no more)
The tax exemption rules for short term visitors. (many rules, but there are no more outside of them).

A: yes, it is.

A: The "on top of (all earnings)" here means "covering/on the basis of (all earnings)", I suppose. Hope it helps.

A: It is very formal as it is.

A: you have already gotten your tax free refund at the shops.

A: I wouldn't put "kind of" since its not formal language.

A: ​​"The tax imposed on land or buildings has been raised by the government as years go by, according to the rise of land price." Needed the ,

A: You may want to consult a tax professional to be sure, but here is what I would try:

Hello,
My company received a letter from the IRS regarding a payment for my company's EIN. [The letter has no errors in my name or address - not sure if this is what you mean to say].

The IRS said we must file form xxxx.
I believe we are not required to file this form since we acquired the EIN in order to book royalties from American companies such as Amazon, Google, etc.

My company also takes the "convention between Japan and the USA for the avoidance of double taxation" into account.

Best Regards,
XXX

A: sounds right

A: You could say either "including tax" or "tax included". Both would sound more natural.