Betekenis van:
tax liability
tax liability
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- the amount of tax owed; calculated by applying the tax rate to the tax base
Hyperoniemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- Registration in the IIS and full tax liability
- The 15 % cap on liability to payroll tax and business property occupation tax
- A retailer of tangible personal property [14] incurs a Retailers’ Occupation Tax ( ‘ROT’) liability and the purchaser of tangible personal property incurs a corresponding Use Tax liability.
- The internal logic of the proposed payroll tax system therefore justifies capping payroll tax liability in relation to profits.
- In contrast, utilities would have a corporate tax liability of 35 % of profits.
- The annual concession is limited to 50 % of the corporate tax liability of Alas Slovakia, s.r.o.
- The requirement to make a profit before incurring a tax liability
- Tax liability arises when real estate is transferred through sale or other legal transaction.
- It is a condition precedent for liability to the tax in question.
- As a general rule, this tax is in full discharge of tax liability, replacing any further tax on revenues distributed by investment vehicles.
- Financial services companies will have their annual liability to payroll tax, business property occupation tax and top-up tax capped, in aggregate, at 15 % of profit.
- This credit takes the form of an excise tax credit or, if a company's excise tax liability is less than the total excise tax credit, the company may then claim the residual credit as a refundable income tax credit.
- According to the Greek authorities, the tax rate for capitalisation of tax exempt reserves by limited liability companies, which have no shares on the stock exchange, is 10 %.
- Accordingly, they have neither employees nor business premises in Gibraltar and therefore will incur liability neither for the payroll tax nor for the business property occupation tax.
- If the claimant’s tax liability is less than the amount of credit claimed, the excess amount can be carried forward to subsequent tax years.