corporation tax

British  

noun

1. a British tax on the profits of a company or other incorporated body

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Example Sentences

A Treasury spokesperson said: "This comes on top of cutting the cost of licensing to help more offer pavement drinks and al fresco dining, keeping our cut to alcohol duty on draught pints and capping corporation tax."

From BBC

A government spokesperson said pubs were "vital to local communities," adding that ministers were lowering business rates, cutting alcohol duty on draught pints, capping Corporation Tax and reforming licensing rules.

From BBC

"We're making it easier for them to thrive: no export duty, lower licensing fees, reduced tariffs, and a cap on corporation tax," they said.

From BBC

“There are factors that could increase Ireland’s corporation tax,” Brian Cronin, the report’s author, said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ahead of last year's general election, Reform's pledges included slashing corporation tax, cutting stamp duty on home purchases and lifting the threshold when people start paying income tax.

From BBC