The amount of the excise is determined on the value of the motor vehicle that is based upon the manufacturer's list price. Various percentages of the manufacturer's list price are applied. The formula is as follows: In the year preceding the designated year of manufacture (brand new car released before model year), 50%

The calculation of excise tax is $1.00 per each $500.00 or a fractional part thereof of the purchase price or value of the property if a trade is negotiated.

The motor vehicle excise tax is a local tax. Funds raised through the collection of the excise tax remain in your community. The excise tax calculation is based on the original value of the motor vehicle. For example, passenger vehicle calculations are based on the original sticker price. The excise tax rate is $24.00 per thousand dollars of value the first year, $17.50 the second year, $13.50 the third year, $10.00 the fourth year, $6.50 the fifth year and $4.00 every year thereafter.

The Federal Excise Tax collects up to $3.40 on each flight segment of your itinerary. A flight segment is defined as a takeoff and landing.

The South Carolina Solid Waste Policy Management Act of 1991 was enacted to help protect public health and the environment from the millions of tons of solid waste generated South Carolina each year. A statewide solid waste management program has been implemented to provide for a solid waste reduction and recycling program.

Excise tax rates vary and are determined by the commodity. In order to determine current rates of excise tax, contact PBB or your local excise tax office. The regulations outlined in the customs act allow for filing of a refund within one year of the date of importation. A copy of the NAFTA certificate and original documentation is required to support the claim.

Real Estate Excise tax is the tax charged on the sale of real property. The rates vary from 1.53% to 1.78%, calculated on the sale price. Excise tax is due 30 days from the date of the sale and is collected by the County Treasurer.

Excise tax is based on Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) using the vehicle identification number. The tax is assessed on a percentage of the MSRP times $25.00 per thousand. Each year, the MSRP percentage decreases, until the fifth year when it reaches a minimum of 10%. Every year thereafter, the same value is used to figure the excise tax. for example, you buy a 2002 vehicle in 2001 the tax for the portion of the year you own the car in 2001 is based on 50% of the MSRP

The luxury tax is a mechanism that helps control team spending. While it is commonly referred to as a "luxury tax," the CBA simply calls it a "tax" or a "team payment." It is paid by high spending teams -- teams whose payroll exceeds a predetermined tax level.

I'm an officer an sole shareholder of a subchapter "S" corporation. Why should I have to pay taxes on myself? I'll never be able to draw benefits.

The filing for a period is considered to be filed timely if the tax form and any applicable payment are received by the BOE on or before the due date. If either is received after the due date, the filing is considered late. E-Filed tax forms and EFT payments receive an electronic "postmark" of the date and time they are submitted. This postmark is used to determine if the filing is timely. If a tax form or payment is received by the BOE after the due date, interest and/or penalty may be charged.

Your tax bill is determined by multiplying your property's assessed value by the tax rate for your property class. Your tax bill identifies your property class and its assessed value. MPAC determines your property's assessed value and your Municipal Council approves the tax rates. On your tax bill, the tax rates are broken down into Upper Tier (County), Lower Tier (Township), and Education rates.

The assessed value thus allocated is multiplied by the motor carrier mill levy to obtain the dollar amount of tax.

Be sure that you are looking at the portion of your telephone bill that relates to long-distance or bundled service. Only the federal excise tax on long-distance or bundled service is eligible for refund. For this purpose, bundled service is local and long-distance service provided under a plan that does not separately list the charge for local service.

Taxpayers who choose to base their refund requests on the actual amount of tax paid should review their phone bills from March 2003 through July 2006. You need not have bills and records covering the entire refund period, but you must have records adequate to support the refund amount you are requesting. Taxes paid on local-only service are not eligible for the refund. In general, federal excise taxes paid on other types of service qualify.

The excise tax is based on the purchase price of your new car, as long as the purchase price is within 20% of the average retail value for that specific model vehicle. If the excise tax is based on a value higher than what you paid, you must have gotten a great bargain on your new car. The excise tax is based on the average retail value of the vehicle, so your purchase price must have been at least 20% lower than the actual value of the car.

The telephone tax refund is a one-time payment available on your 2006 federal income tax return, designed to refund the federal excise taxes charged on voice calls. It is available to anyone who purchased cell phone service, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), or long-distance service on landline phones. However, the telephone tax on landline “local-only” service is not eligible for a refund.

Spirituous liquor, including brandy, rum, whiskey and gin, two dollars a gallon; all wines, forty-two cents a gallon; 5% and 3.2% nonintoxicating beer, six cents a gallon.