Excise and Taxes

Excise

Excise noun - A tax that is measured by the amount of business done (not on property or income from real estate).
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Synonyms for Excise

Taxes and excise are semantically related In some cases you can replace term "Taxes" with "Excise", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: excision, excised, excising, excisable

Taxes

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Excise and taxes are semantically related in income topic. Sometimes you can use "Excise" instead a noun "Taxes".

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  • Open Secret It's mentioned that even King Verence knows about the still and maintains the secret, having long ago learned that the way to avoid the embarrassment of witches refusing to pay taxes (or in this case, excise) is never to ask them.
    Source: Open Secret
  • Intimidating Revenue Service Finance guards, especially those operating warships, were important in an era when nations' tax revenues came mostly from tariffs and excise taxes and tax cheats came in form of smugglers and moonshiners and other clandestine manufacturing operations.
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