Local Tax or “Local Taxes” means the Local Transient Lodging Tax imposed by City, together with any additional interest or penalties provided for by state statute or the Department’s rules; it does not include any additional penalties or fees that City may assess against its Local Taxpayers.
Local Tax means the local tax established under the Local Tax Act;
Local Tax means any occupation tax or other tax owed to a county or municipality in order to hold a match, contest, or exhibition or to carry on a business as a ticket broker within such county or municipality;
Examples of Local Tax in a sentence
If Fees are subject to any Local Tax, it can be added to the invoice.
More Definitions of Local Tax
Local Tax means ad valorem real and personal property taxes levied by the City of Unalaska on the Facility.
Local Tax means a mandatory and non-refundable payment in the budget of local self-government units, regulated by law and paid by every person that exercises a public right or benefits from a public service in the territory of the local self-government unit.
Local Tax means a tax levied by Tehsil/Town Council under section 116 of the Punjab Local Government Ordinance; 2001 (XIII of 2001);
Local Tax or “Local Taxes” means the Marijuana Tax imposed by the City of Molalla of Clackamas County together with any additional interest or penalties provided for by statute or the Department’s rules; it does not include any additional penalties or fees that the City of Molalla of Clackamas County may assess against its Local Taxpayers.
Local Tax. Varies Total Charges: $1895.00 Tuition: $1000.00 Total Charges: $1000.00
Local Tax means a tax that meets the criteria set forth in section 37 (1) of this 2005
Local Tax means a local sales and use tax adopted pursuant to Revenue and Taxation Code section 7200, et seq., and administered by CDTFA.