Most Japanese opposed a tax increase.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Most Japanese opposed a tax increase.

The consumption tax in Japan is high.

cool to the idea of higher taxes

I support the tax increase.

The government referred to raising taxes.

Don't you think that the taxes are too heavy in Japan?

The tax is reckoned high.

The whole Japanese nation is counting on the large‐scale tax cut as a quick recipe for economic recovery.

The set of public opinion was against the tax increase.

proposals for reducing taxes

The Ministry of Finance is strongly opposed to tax cuts [reductions].

a movement into a higher tax bracket as taxable income increases

They say that a tax reduction would be a godsend to many Japanese enterprises.

The government wants to raise consumption taxs.

The Premier committed himself to non-increment of taxation.

The tax increase hit the consumer prices hard.

a tax rate that increases progressively according to increased assessment standards

the condition of being taxed on income at an increasingly higher rate as one's income increases

There's a possibility this will be regarded as tax evasion in Japan.

The tax system was reformed with the aim of providing a big tax cut for people in the upper income bracket.

People with large incomes get taxed a lot.

The income tax is graduated.

any tax in which the rate is constant as the amount subject to taxation increases

There's a risk this will be regarded as tax evasion in Japan.

They were burdened with heavy taxes.

The income tax increases in proportion to the amount we earn.

a tax levied on luxury goods, called 'affluence' tax

Ozawa expressed his determination to oppose a tax increase.

a resolution for increasing taxes

The government imposes high taxes on the superrich.