tax revenue

常見(jiàn)例句

Bush’s tax cuts resulted in the four years with the least tax revenue since 1970.
布什的稅收削減措施導(dǎo)致其后四年內(nèi)的稅收收入為1970年以來(lái)的最低點(diǎn)。
The return could be in tax revenue, jobs, trained workers, new technology, or other tangible returns.
回報(bào)可能是稅收收入，工作，培訓(xùn)過(guò)的工人，新科技或者其他的無(wú)形回報(bào)。
For governments, they mean less tax revenue, especially in European countries where sales or value-added taxes make up a large share of tax receipts.
對(duì)于政府來(lái)說(shuō)，則意味著稅收收入減少，對(duì)那些銷售稅和增值稅占了稅收收入很大一部分的歐洲國(guó)家來(lái)說(shuō)尤其如此。

Mr.Obama said he understands the toll the recession took on state governments that found themselves with less tax revenue and a rising need for services.
A million charities and foundations are recognized as tax-exempt organizations by the Internal Revenue Service.
America's top tax official, Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Doug Shulman hailed the accord on Bloomberg television.

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