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Hat gray 40 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Eligible for value added tax
“We should research if we are eligible for VAT.”
1.Is this sentence grammatically correct?
2.Does this sentence mean “eligibility to pay VAT”.
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eligible is normally used in a context where something good is involved. eg We are eligible for a tax exemption. For something bad, common terms are liable to or subject to .
- eligible is normally used in a context where something good is involved.
- eg We are eligible for a tax exemption.
- For something bad, common terms are liable to or subject to .
- eg We should research whether we are liable to / subject to VAT.
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eligible is normally used in a context where something good is involved.
eg We are eligible for a tax exemption.
For something bad, common terms are liable to or subject to .
eg We should research whether we are liable to / subject to VAT.
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