Sentence examples for Lasting tax from inspiring English sources

Osborne decided to keep it in his first two budgets but told the BBC last month: "I've said with the 50p rate I don't see that as a lasting tax rate for Britain because it's very uncompetitive internationally".

WASHINGTON — There are tough choices at the heart of the Republican tax bills speeding through Congress, and they make clear what the party values most in economic policy right now: deep and lasting tax cuts for corporations.

The $1.5 trillion tax overhaul signed into law late last year provided deep and lasting tax cuts to all types of businesses, but financial institutions are among the biggest winners so far, reaping benefits from a lower corporate rate and more preferable tax treatment for so-called pass-through companies, which include many small banks.

Mr Osborne said: "I've said with the 50p rate I don't see that as a lasting tax rate for Britain because it's very uncompetitive internationally, and people frankly can move.

We face many challenges as we work to create a lasting, tax-efficient retirement plan, and there are efficient ways to accomplish this one of which is the SMART retirement plan.

There is a better way to develop the mountain and strengthen the local economy that will create lasting jobs and tax revenues for this county, and that's with wind power.

Still, it's hard for California to claim any sort of lasting victory on taxes or homeownership.

"Compared to income disparities, racial wealth disparities are more severe and generationally established, and thus they have a much more intense and lasting impact that the tax law will exacerbate," the report said.

One factor that could lead to a lasting deceleration in LBOs is tax legislation.

Hoffman also listed as gains Osborne's remark about the 50 pence tax band doing "lasting damage to our economy" if it became permanent, his initiatives on Enterprise Zones and money to fill potholes in the roads.

The bankers are concerned that the tax could do lasting damage to the City and convinced that the government could still claim a "victory" over the banks if the tax was dropped because of the larger amount of money that would be raised.