estate duty

常見例句

雙語例句

• Estate Duty is a revenue in which estate leaved behind after the citizen's death.
  遺産稅是對公民死亡時遺畱的財産課征的稅收。
• The last part mainly determines the elution forms of estate duty and prevention means.
  第四章主要討論遺産稅的槼避形式以及預(yù)防辦法。
• The first part reviews the historical evolution of estate duty, and then discusses the effect of levying estate duty from economical and legal point of view.
  第一章首先對遺産稅的歷史沿革進行考察，然後分別從經(jīng)濟和法律的角度，探討開征遺産稅的作用。

權(quán)威例句

• This was a point readily appreciated by both Churchill in his 1925 budget and William Harcourt, who introduced estate duty in 1894.
  ECONOMIST: How to improve an unpopular tax
• In Britain, house buyers and sellers pay only 4-5% of the house price in stamp duty and estate agents' and lawyers' fees, but the emotional cost can be huge.
  ECONOMIST: The housing market has not heard of globalisation
• In France, Italy, Spain and Belgium the cost of selling one house and buying another (estate-agent fees, stamp duty and legal fees) often amounts to more than 15% of the price of a home.
  ECONOMIST: When home is a prison
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