Example sentences of "you [modal v] have pay [noun] " in BNC.

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1 You may have to pay capital gains tax if you make a large profit on the sale of a capital asset , for example : stocks and shares , jewellery , any property that is not your main home and other items of value .
2 If the answer is yes , you may have to pay SSP , but check first …
3 Then you may have to pay commission to convert them into local currency on your travels and could have to pay to reconvert those left over back into sterling on your return to Britain .
4 If you are , or are close to being , a higher-rate tax payer , and you discontinue your policy during the first 7–1/2 years , you may have to pay tax on the amount by which the surrender value exceeds the sum of the premiums paid .
5 If you are , or are close to being , a higher-rate tax payer , and you discontinue your policy during the first 7–1/2 years , you may have to pay tax on the amount by which the surrender value exceeds the sum of the premiums paid .
6 If you do n't declare excess goods and you are caught , you 'll have to pay duty and tax on the lot , the goods will probably be confiscated and you could be prosecuted too .
7 Well er it would in a way because you 'd have to pay interest on what you were borrowing would n't you ?
8 Virtually all gifts ( in certain circumstances you could have to pay tax if the gift is above £3,000 or if , as may occasionally be the case , the money from the donor has not been previously taxed ) .
9 VAT is also charged on services : if , for example , you employ a plumber to repair a blocked sink , part of the bill would be VAT ; or if you bought a hot pie in a cafe ( instead of a cold one in a supermarket ) you would have to pay VAT .
10 For someone to come and clean , and then you would have to pay V A T on it .
11 If you acquired 100 shares back in 1973 you would have paid £145 .
12 ‘ If you want a real one you will have to pay £50 . ’
13 You will have to pay calls of about £500 .
14 Then you will have to pay fees , eat dinners , attend courses and pass the Bar examination .
15 However , if you do withdraw part of the capital before the time is up you will have to pay tax on the interest .
16 And the year before so you will have to pay tax .
17 If you withdraw against ‘ uncleared ’ cheques , you will have to pay interest — even though the balance on your statement may stay in credit .
18 You will have to pay interest on any money you borrow and usually administration fees will be charged .
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