Sentence examples for after exemptions from inspiring English sources

Taxable income is the amount after exemptions and deductions are subtracted.

The individual would not only pay a baxic 15% of his income after exemptions, but also a graduated surtax.

But both numbers are somewhat misleading, because "income" in this context is a technical term, referring only to the portion of income subject to taxation after exemptions and deductions.

In addition, they are not obliged to renew leases after the exemptions end.

That means, after taking exemptions into account, that revenues should come to $35 billion or so, he said.

Most environmental advocates say that the rules would not apply to most development proposals after the exemptions and grandfather clauses, and that the department would be inclined to approve the others anyway.

I have long proposed a 17% rate that applies after generous exemptions for adults and children.

The single rate of 17% would apply to personal incomes, after generous exemptions for children and adults.

For years, including several on the campaign trail, I advocated a flat tax with a rate of 17%, applicable after generous exemptions for adults and children.

Imagine the benefits to our economic growth and competitiveness if we had a single 17% rate that when applied to personal income would kick in only after generous exemptions for adults and children.

But after granting exemptions for cellphone unlocking in 2006 and 2010, the feds reversed themselves in 2012, saying consumers could unlock their devices only if their phone company agreed.