kosher tax

English

Noun

kosher tax (plural kosher taxes)

  1. A tax on or for kosher products.
    • 1994, Michael M. Laskier, North African Jewry in the Twentieth Century, page 336:
      which provided ten to twenty new francs per person on a monthly basis as well as fifteen new francs to Jews toward the kosher tax, paid to the city for the purchase of kosher meat.
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