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luxury taxes

luxury taxes is the plural of luxury tax.

Meaning of luxury tax

Noun

luxury tax (plural luxury taxes)

  1. Any tax on the sale of items not considered to be essential to a reasonable standard of living, for the purpose of increasing revenue, discouraging the use of certain articles, or both.
    • He has suggested raising “sin taxes” on cigarettes, liquor and arcade games to pay for the 24-percent teacher pay raise he supports.1963 May 1, Kathryn Baker, “White Facing Realities: Time, Cash”, in Victoria Advocate, Texas, USA, retrieved 29 Sep 2012, page 16A

Questions about luxury taxes

What is luxury taxes the plural of?
Luxury taxes is the plural of luxury tax.

Words near luxury taxes in the dictionary

  1. luxury box
  2. luxury boxes
  3. luxury good
  4. luxury goods
  5. luxury tax
  6. luxury taxes
  7. Luxvbalis
  8. Luxé
  9. Luy
  10. Luy-a
  11. Luya-luya

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