Synonym: excise tax, expunge, scratch, strike. Similar words: excise tax, excision, excited, exciting, excitedly, excitable, excitement, incise. Meaning: [ek'saɪz] 
n. a tax that is measured by the amount of business done (not on property or income from real estate). v. 1. remove by erasing or crossing out or as if by drawing a line 2. levy an excise tax on 3. remove by cutting.
n. a tax that is measured by the amount of business done (not on property or income from real estate). v. 1. remove by erasing or crossing out or as if by drawing a line 2. levy an excise tax on 3. remove by cutting. 
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1. Customs and excise receipts rose 2.5 per cent.
2. The excise on beer was increased under the last government.
3. The indirect taxes are collected by Customs and Excise.
4. These prices excluded additional excise duties.
5. The abolition of excise duty in 1853 heralded a period of growth and prosperity for the soap industry.
6. H M Customs and Excise confirmed yesterday that they had to be implemented by 1 January 1990.
7. No obvious explanation was available and Customs and Excise raised an assessment.
8. Customs and Excise men investigating the import of obscene material swooped on the home of bearded Paul Bradburn.
9. The excise tax, a provision in the bill, will go into effect seven days later.
10. This means that excise duty revenue from alcoholic drinks is not buoyant.
11. The present one left vehicle excise duties at ￡100, unchanged for the fifth year running.
12. The excise officer measures the amount of fermentable material - malt and other sugars - in the wort.
13. Even in the eighteenth century excise returns reveal that 12 big London breweries accounted for 25 percent of the national production.
14. Now he could no more excise it from his brain cells than he could sever his past from his future.
15. Mr. Banks Obviously Customs and Excise must be congratulated on its vigilance.
16. Meanwhile Customs and Excise is celebrating what it believes to be a significant blow to the drugs trade.
17. Therefore,[sentencedict.com/excise.html] to excise it would not imply any reversal of Britain's opt-out.
18. These benefits have been realised despite heavy excise duty discrimination against spirits in favour of beers and wines, both at home and abroad.
19. New car buyers and smokers will be hit by increases in taxes and excise.
20. List of licence holders to be sent to Customs and Excise 22.
21. If the stamped-in number is too hard to find, check the registration number against the excise licence.
22. The 0.8 p.c. rise in the index between the two months was largely due to changes in excise duty in the Budget.
23. Net national product exceeds national income by the amount of indirect business taxes-sales and excise taxes, primarily.
24. The team is completely independent, but will maintain close co-operation with Customs and Excise and Inland Revenue.
25. This particularly applies when disputes occur with Customs and Excise.
26. Two years later, under Reitern, the decision was taken to replace the vodka farm with an excise tax.
27. Excise duty revenue from alcoholic drinks is much less buoyant than total excise duty.
28. Excise taxes Commodity or consumption taxes may take the form of sales taxes or excise taxes.
29. Cost of take-over battles to soar A RECENT ruling by Customs and Excise could add millions to the costs of company takeovers.
30. Most of the revenue was collected by Customs and Excise and the Inland Revenue.
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