Sentence examples for accelerated income from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lott warned that Republicans might not go along with any deal that required them to give up accelerated income tax reductions.

"They manipulated income, they accelerated income and in some instances, they just made it up," said Linda Chatman Thomsen, the S.E.C. deputy director of enforcement.

Bloomberg News calculated that under the president's proposal, Mr. Bush would have been spared $17,000 in taxes on the $43,805 in dividends he reaped in 2001, and gotten another $27,500, based on his $711,453 in taxable income, if his proposed accelerated income tax cuts had been in effect.

Accelerating income into the current year makes full use of the lower bracket.

Mr. Bush and other Republicans have been pushing hard for the measure to accelerate income tax cuts.

By taking income in 2009 and 2010, known as "accelerating income," you will pay 35percentt if you are in the top tax bracket, instead of 39.6percentt in 2011.

"In 2012, you'll want to accelerate income and defer deductions," such as for business income, charitable contributions, and state income tax and property tax payments.

Even so, all signs are that he plans to move ahead with a broad cut, perhaps even accelerating income tax reductions in response to the slowing economy.

Mrs. Siegel also suggested that people in a position to do so should consider accelerating income — an annual bonus, for example — into December from January.

ACCELERATE INCOME "I don't think taxes will ever be as low as they are now," said Sidney Kess, a New York tax lawyer and certified public accountant, "so I would accelerate income and defer deductions," which many self-employed people can do.

For high-income taxpayers, here are some steps to arrange your affairs to get the most benefit with the least tax when the Bush cuts lapse: The first tactic is accelerating income.