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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
On/for
I think the gov't is raising taxes on foreignors who work here. Or
I think the gov't is raising taxes for foreignors who work here.
Which is correct?
I think the gov't is raising taxes for foreignors who work here.
Which is correct?
Top answer
For foreigners. They will tax foreigners on their income, but not on them.
- For foreigners.
- They will tax foreigners on their income, but not on them.
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For foreigners.
They will tax foreigners on their income, but not on them.
They will tax foreigners on their income, but not on them.
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Hi,
foreigners
Neither is wrong. But I more often hear 'for'.
'On' often indicates what the tax relates to,
eg a tax on income
eg a tax on cars
Clive
foreigners
Neither is wrong. But I more often hear 'for'.
'On' often indicates what the tax relates to,
eg a tax on income
eg a tax on cars
Clive
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