Sentence examples for announced income from inspiring English sources

"Together with the moderate rise in consumer confidence over recent months and recently announced income tax cuts, this is good news for the consumer sector," she wrote in a research note.

For its first fiscal quarter, which ended Sept. 30, the company announced income before an accounting change of $2.58 billion, compared with $2.19 billion for the quarter last year.

However, they have found that the plans they are being asked to consider are extremely complicated and are being constructed to adapt to the changing tax environment from April when the government has announced income tax for high earners will rise.

Semtech announced income of 14 cents per share on sales of $56.2 million.

Previously, the government announced income tax changes in April, with the personal allowance - the point at which income tax starts to be paid - rising to £7,475.

But on May 13th Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, went much farther when he announced income-tax measures costing £2.7 billion in 2008-09.The emergency fiscal statement, just two months after Mr Darling's budget, stubbed out the threatened rebellion by Labour's backbenchers.

He announced income-tax cuts worth nearly A$37 billion ($28 billion) over four years, a scale of largesse that staggered almost everyone.But the euphoria was somewhat dampened by a decision just a few days earlier by the Reserve Bank of Australia to raise interest rates for the second time since March 2005.

But carnaval in Salvador is increasingly commodified, starkly announcing income inequality.

In what was being seen in Westminster last night as the death knell of New Labour and a return to a form of traditional left-right politics, Darling became the first chancellor since the 1970s to announce income tax increases, and also scrapped Gordon Brown's fiscal rules to sanction a doubling of borrowing this year.

This is having an impact, but we do want to ensure that all customers, especially vulnerable ones, can still access over the counter services". Mrs May later stepped into the debate about taxation in Scotland, saying Thursday's budget would be a "real test" for the Scottish government, which is widely expected to announce income tax increases for higher earners.

Glamis, whose stock trades around $14, announced net income of $3.9 million for the second quarter of 2003, compared to net income of $3.4 million for the year-ago period.