Ad valorem tax
Ad valorem tax noun - A tax levied on the difference between a commodity's price before taxes and its cost of production.
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Synonyms for Ad valorem tax
War profits tax and ad valorem tax are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "War profits tax" with "Ad valorem tax", this phrases are similar.
War profits tax
Ad valorem tax and war profits tax are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace phrase "Ad valorem tax" with "War profits tax", this phrases are similar.
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Related pairs
- inheritance tax and ad valorem tax
- inheritance tax and war profits tax
- license tax and ad valorem tax
- license tax and war profits tax
- nuisance tax and ad valorem tax
- nuisance tax and war profits tax
- sales tax and ad valorem tax
- sales tax and war profits tax
- withholding tax and ad valorem tax
- withholding tax and war profits tax
- excess profits tax and ad valorem tax
- excess profits tax and war profits tax
- income tax and ad valorem tax
- income tax and war profits tax
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