Sentence examples for Income from inspiring English sources

"Australia had signed up to a commitment to actually having 0.7% of gross national income as a target by 2016.

He would abolish the income tax for the vast bulk of Americans and replace the revenue with a 12.5 percent value-added tax.

He would simply give every family a tax exemption of $100,000, which would eliminate the income tax for 90 percent of those now filing returns.

Of course, this is exactly the way the tax code works now: tax rates rise at certain income thresholds, meaning that when you get to a certain income level, the government takes more of every dollar you earn.

A generation ago, Warren says, basics (housing costs, health insurance, transportation, education, and taxes) accounted for fifty-four per cent of the average family's income.

A local school is using rooms in the building during the week (providing income) and a charitable foundation is running children's activities.

After Cooper's interview, Burnham made it clear that he too supported the idea of a 50p top rate of income tax to help with reduction of the deficit and warned against any move by the party to ape the Conservatives.

She also made it clear that she would keep Labour's policy of bringing back a 50p top rate of income.

Nearly half (45%) say it's important to pay MPs enough to ensure they're not tempted to add to their income by taking secondary work.

He also goes for the popular vote: he said that he would introduce a bank tax but then, when asked whether he would increase VAT or income tax, said: "No chancellor could rule that out".

Average household income in Wales is 14% below England and 9% below Scotland.