Sentence examples for To domicile from inspiring English sources

The relevant policy is the notorious provision in relation to "domicile", as a definition of an individual's tax status.

My books are the heaviest objects I've carried with me from domicile to domicile during this wandering decade, and are now less cherished than tolerated.

In the hedge-fund industry, it is considered perfectly normal and entirely legitimate to domicile funds in tax havens like Grand Cayman or the British Virgin Islands.

Carney says that the Bank would have to take a decision, based on where the banks' chose to domicile themselves, their capital position, and other measures the Scottish government might take.

"Let's make sure we get good capital allocation... build a culture of ownership... flexible use of financial assets... productive science... opportunity to domicile... putting together the headcount," were among his phrases as he faced MPs last month, much to the frustration of committee members.

These mosquitoes are exophilic, prefers to live outdoors, and are refractive to domicile insecticide spraying (7 ).

The business has already committed to domiciling in the UK.

Avoid trouble by making clear you had no intention to permanently domicile abroad.

Some investors had pressed Walgreens to re-domicile in Europe to lower its tax rate.

"We are emailing you both because we urgently need to re-domicile HGOL [Heritage Oil] to Mauritius primarily due to the double tax agreement between Uganda and Mauritius," wrote the employee.

And I am thinking it is unlikely we will, for at exactly fourteen hundred hours we are closing operations and retiring to our domicile to prepare ourselves for receiving the Queen Sabbath".