excise tax

英 [ˈeksaɪz tæks]

美 [ˈeksaɪz tæks]

（国内）货物税；消费税；营业税；特许权税

经济

英英释义

noun

• a tax that is measured by the amount of business done (not on property or income from real estate)
  Synonym:excise

双语例句

• During the tax reform of 1994, China's mainland had put out the standardized Excise tax.
  我国大陆在1994年的税制改革时推出了较为规范的消费税。
• A state excise tax increase on cigarettes in2011 will only serve to jeopardize existing state revenue from tobacco.
  2011年提高州卷烟消费税只会损害现现有的烟草税收。
• It is an excise tax and is regressive, i.e., taxing the poor more than the rich proportionally.
  它是一种营业税，并带有累退性质，这意味着对穷人征收的比例要大于富人。
• Lebanon, for example, has cut fuel excise tax by over 1% of GDP.
  例如，黎巴嫩已对燃油消费税进行了削减，降幅超过gdp的1%。
• If the budget is passed by the legislature, sugary drinks would be slapped with an extra penny-per-ounce excise tax.
  若预算案得以通过，含糖饮料将面临每盎司1美分的额外征税。
• Biofuel tax credits, overall, reduced US excise tax revenue by$ 6bn in 2009, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
  根据美国国会预算办公室（congressionalbudgetoffice）的数据，2009年，生物燃料的税收抵免政策，让美国总共减少了60亿美元税收。
• Comparative Study on the Cross-Straits Excise Tax
  两岸消费税比较研究
• The traditional analysis draws an analogy between an ad valorem excise tax and share tenancy and argues the latter is inefficient on the ground that the former is said so.
  传统的分析把政府的从价税和佃农分成合约相比较，把前者的分析嫁接到后者的分析上，得出后者“无效率”的结论。
• The agriculture farm tax and excise tax was still heavy, aggravating the burden of the farmer consumedly.
  农业赋税繁重，大大加重了农民的负担。
• The finance ministry may have to consider increasing excise tax so that it will be fair to all traders, he said.
  他说，财政部可能不得不考虑提高消费税，这样对所有的贸易商才会公平。