stamp duties

基本解釋

The stamp duties paid on British share purchases in Keynes’s time survive to this day, though they are easily sidestepped by investors using derivatives.
盡管在如今，投資者可以利用衍生品來規(guī)避稅收，凱恩斯時代英國征收股票交易印花稅的做法并未隨時間的消逝而成為歷史。
In February Singapore’s government raised down-payment requirements and imposed stamp duties on all residential properties sold within a year of purchase in a bid to curb speculation.
二月份新加坡政府提高了房屋按揭首付比例并對年內(nèi)購買并轉(zhuǎn)手的所有住宅類地產(chǎn)征收印花稅來抑制投機行為。
Stamp duties relating to investment transactions shall be directly deducted by relevant authorities, and accounted for as deductions from investment yields.
與投資交易有關(guān)的印花稅應(yīng)由主管機關(guān)直接扣繳，并作為投資收益的扣款記賬。

Hong Kong, for example, has introduced home loan curbs and higher stamp duties for foreign buyers.
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County legislatures, for example, could be turned into full-time bodies, rather than convened, as at present, for occasional rubber-stamp duties.
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After the rude shock Leung inflicted on the markets back in November when he raised stamp duties and deposit requirements, this latest set of measures is proving to be far more palatable.
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a tax on legal documents, publications, etc, the payment of which is certified by the attaching or impressing of official stamps