Consumption Tax definition

Consumption Tax means any tax levied by any government, including state and local governments, on goods and services, including sales tax, value-added tax or such similar taxes by any other name.
Consumption Tax means, collectively, consumption tax and local consumption tax in Japan.
Consumption Tax means consumption tax imposed under the Consumption Tax Act;4

Examples of Consumption Tax in a sentence

  • The Organiser will collect as a cancellation charge (a) 30% of the total amount payable (inclusive of Consumption Tax) as set out in the exhibit space contract if the cancellation occurs before the day that is 4 months prior to the first day of the Exhibition (the "Fee Change Date"), or (b) the full amount payable under the exhibit space contract if the cancellation occurs on or after the Fee Change Date (See more details on Page 2).

  • The Organiser will collect as a cancellation charge (a) 30% of the total amount payable (inclusive of Consumption Tax) as set out in the exhibit space contract if the cancellation occurs before the day that is 4 months prior to the first day of the Exhibition (the "Fee Change Date"), or (b) the full amount payable under the exhibit space contract if the cancellation occurs on or after the Fee Change Date (See more details on Page 2).

  • The FBL Fees are exclusive of any taxes (such as Consumption Tax) applicable to the FBL Services, unless otherwise stated in the rate cards.

  • Subject to the provisions of Clause 34 hereof, any rental payment received by the Landlord after five (5) working days from its due date [or of receipt of a General Consumption Tax (“GCT”) invoice from the Landlord, if applicable] shall incur a late charge equal to five percent (5%) of such payment to compensate the Landlord for his administrative expenses in connection with such late payment.

  • Any applicable Provincial Sales Tax and Goods and Services Tax or any other Consumption Tax will be shown separately on the invoices and will be payable by the Customer.


More Definitions of Consumption Tax

Consumption Tax means value-added Tax, sales Tax and services Tax or any Tax analogous thereto, but excludes any statutory late payment interest or penalties.
Consumption Tax means the state's portion of the electric utility consumption tax billed pursuant to
Consumption Tax means the consumption tax imposed under section 5(1);
Consumption Tax means consumption tax (shouhi zei) as provided for in the Consumption Tax Act (Shouhi zei hou) (Act No. 108 of 1988) and/or local consumption tax (chihou shouhi zei) as provided for in the Local Tax Act (Chihou zei hou) (Act No. 226 of 1950) and any other tax on goods and services or of a similar nature.
Consumption Tax means value added tax as provided for in the Consumption Tax Act (Law No. 108 or 1988 including subsequent revisions) or in any primary or secondary legislation promulgated by the Japanese Government;
Consumption Tax means Japanese consumption tax as defined in the Consumption Tax Act in Japan (Act No. 108 of 1988 as amended).
Consumption Tax means the Japanese Consumption Tax (JCT), which applies to (i) the transfer/lease of goods and the provision of services rendered in Japan by enterprises for business purposes, and (ii) foreign goods removed from bonded areas. It is a broad-based value added tax that is imposed on each stage of the manufacturing, wholesale, retail and service process, with the tax ultimately passed on to end consumers of the goods or services.