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Default using Name or other method to add cell values through workbook

I suspect what I want to do is fairly easy, but I need help
nonetheless.
I have a workbook I'm using to track expenses for a project. On each
worksheet, I have bank statements with transaction amounts. I have
gone through and labelled each of these transaction amounts with a tax
reference (e.g., "Maintenance"). So, on a worksheet, there might be
three Maintenance cells, with the neighbouring cell representing the
transcation's value. I know how to define a Name to get a constant
value (e.g., A2's value is Tax, A3's value is the current tax rate, so
I just define "Tax" then on another cell I can multiply 10*tax to find
out how much tax I pay on $10).
I would like to do something similar, but here I just want to add up
all the cells with a neighbouring name/label of "Maintenance" I
suspect I can do this with name, but can't figure it out. Can someone
show me how to do this?
 
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