Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Committee would prefer to speak of an increase in costs, given that in the field of taxation VAT is already by far the most expensive tax to implement and collect.
• This tax has made cars unnecessarily expensive in Ireland.
• This led to purchases being made earlier, particularly purchases of expensive items such as durable consumer goods, in order to avoid the tax increase.
• In some Nordic countries, such as Finland, it is dreadfully expensive to buy a new, ordinary family car, just because of the registration tax.
• Buying their mistresses expensive apartments with our tax money.
• By means of a partly common tax policy, we could, for example, make environmentally damaging activities more expensive.
• Your tax records indicate that you made $22,000 over the last four years, and yet you live in a massive suite in the Waldorf Astoria, New York's most expensive hotel.
• These protectionist measures are expensive for United States tax payers and introduce inefficiency and unfair competition in many economic sectors.

• Your tax records indicate that you made $22,000 over the last four years, and yet you live in a massive suite in the Waldorf Astoria, New York's most expensive hotel.
• Buying their mistresses expensive apartments with our tax money.
• This led to purchases being made earlier, particularly purchases of expensive items such as durable consumer goods, in order to avoid the tax increase.
• This tax has made cars unnecessarily expensive in Ireland.
• By means of a partly common tax policy, we could, for example, make environmentally damaging activities more expensive.
• The Committee would prefer to speak of an increase in costs, given that in the field of taxation VAT is already by far the most expensive tax to implement and collect.
• These protectionist measures are expensive for United States tax payers and introduce inefficiency and unfair competition in many economic sectors.
• In some Nordic countries, such as Finland, it is dreadfully expensive to buy a new, ordinary family car, just because of the registration tax.