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use tax

use tax noun: a charge imposed on the use or possession of personal property, usually the acquisition of property from in one state but its use in another.

Noun

use tax (plural use taxes)

  1. (US) A charge imposed on the use or possession of personal property, usually the acquisition of property from in one state but its use in another.

Forms of use tax

pluraluse taxes

Questions about use tax

What does use tax mean?
Use tax means a charge imposed on the use or possession of personal property, usually the acquisition of property from in one state but its use in another.
What part of speech is use tax?
Use tax is a noun.
What is the plural of use tax?
The plural of use tax is use taxes.

Words near use tax in the dictionary

  1. use it or lose it
  2. use one's coconut
  3. use one's head
  4. use one's loaf
  5. use one's noggin
  6. use tax
  7. use taxes
  8. use the bathroom
  9. use the master's tools to dismantle the master's house
  10. use the potty
  11. use the restroom

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