They could be compensated through some kind of rebate, or a cut in other taxes; it's been proposed, for example, that revenues from a carbon tax could be used to reduce the payroll tax.
Residents were evicted, he says, with one week's notice, and many have still not been compensated – a common story across Mecca's developments.
Alongside this, negotiators will also be looking to progress on a negotiating track known as "loss and damage" where developing countries (in particular small island states and countries such as the typhoon-ravaged Philippines) are compensated for climate change impacts.
Credit also goes to composer Leonard Bernstein, who gave up a quarter-percentage of his royalties so Nixon could be compensated for what turned out to be the best-selling album of the 1960s, and the one with the longest run at No 1 on the Billboard album charts – 54 weeks.
And in the past, Saudi Arabia has suggested it should be compensated for keeping any of its oil in the ground.
7pm: dinner at Pumphouse Point There's a set menu at Pumphouse Point, but the lack of variety is more than compensated by the quality.
Hours after Obama personally expressed his "profound regret" over the deaths, and announced an immediate review of the operation, his press secretary, Josh Earnest, said the victims' families would be compensated, and gave unprecedented details about the intelligence that led to the operation.
She said the IMF supported increasing or broadening the GST rate as long as the poor were compensated.
The evening sun had barely dipped behind the OCS Stand; the boos rang out, fueled by the booze, but hardly unjustified after an abject display from some highly compensated players.
Nick Clegg has also implied that universities which provide two years' free tuition will be compensated by the government.
The price of funerals would be regulated on a sliding scale, suitable for the different social classes and the clergy compensated for the loss of burial fees, based on their income over the previous three years.
