Sentence examples for a turnover of less from inspiring English sources

In his budget reply speech on Thursday, Shorten said Labor would "not support Turnbull's 10-year tax cut for big business" but would back a tax cut for small businesses with a turnover of less than $2m a year.

There was a turnover of less than 75 people when he took office.

Businesses would need to have a turnover of less than $2m to qualify.

The government will change the ATO definition of small business to any business with a turnover of less than $10m.

Businesses with a turnover of less than $2m will receive a boost with a tax cut of 1.5% on profits.

The discreetly expensive world of Céline produced a turnover of less than €700m (£584m), according to analysts, against Burberry's £2.5bn.

The Australian government moved to boost business investment in research and development through tax-reform measures, including a 45% refundable tax credit for companies with an annual turnover of less than U.S. $15 million (A $20 million) and a new institute to speed up commercialization.

The winners, chosen from charities with an annual turnover of less than £1m, each receive a prize of £6,000, a new computer donated by Trams Ltd, a consultancy session and follow-up support from the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), and a tailored package of media services from Media Trust.

On top of the expected 1.5percentt decrease in their tax burden, and a 5percenttaxax discount for the unincorporated (sole traders, trusts, etc), from now until just after the next election, businesses with an annual turnover of less than $2 million are given an immediate 100percenttaxax deduction of all assets under $20,000.

The $A5.5bn small business package would include a tax cut starting in July for companies with an annual turnover of less than A$2m.

To ensure the guide was addressing the needs of the organisations we were seeking to support – UK-based charities and social enterprises with an annual turnover of less than £5m – we conducted original research, surveying 186 such organisations on their social media habits, usage, and frustrations.