Sentence examples for a choice of pay from inspiring English sources

This article has been amended to make clear that Deliveroo had offered a choice of pay plans to drivers and riders before the government intervened.

Patients at many hospitals are given a choice of paying more for private rooms or for better food.

At present punters have a choice of paying 9p in the pound when they place a bet or paying the tax on the winnings.

We could give companies a choice of paying the current income tax or turning over the designated percentage of shares to the government.

But they don't usually give us a choice of paying in return for non-invasive data capture; I would gladly pay at least some amount of money, in many cases, if I had that option.

StorePower gives grocery chains a choice of paying a monthly fee per-location for its software, or paying a share of revenue for orders processed through the platform.

I have proposed giving individual taxpayers a choice of paying their taxes through a simplified code with a tax return that fits on a postcard.

Another CPA generated draft tax returns that gave the agent a choice of paying 25 %, 50 %, 75or all the tax owed.

Faced with a choice of paying a gift tax while you're alive and an estate tax when you're dead, it's almost always cheaper to pay the gift tax, according to Larry Torella, Larry Torella a certified public accountant with Richard A. Eisner & Co. in New York City.

Its current assault on unions is modeled on past efforts that targeted home health aides, who in 2014 were given the option of not paying fees, and other government workers, who had a choice of paying full dues or smaller representation fees.

Advice wasteland woes My comment last week on how it's ridiculous that changes to the rules governing how financial advisers are paid means we now have a choice of either paying a fortune or taking pot luck through execution-only has caused quite a stir.