Sentence examples for appreciable tax from inspiring English sources

He suggested an audit project of big-spending groups is warranted, since some dark money groups seem to be using their status "to make end-runs around election law without appreciable tax risk".

No appreciable bump in the tax rate, no mass mobilization, no call for sacrifice from the general population.

Mental activity, though it may seem taxing, has no appreciable effect on energy requirement.

Many analyses, though, suggest that, to have an appreciable effect on the oil sector, carbon taxes would have to be quite high — in the neighborhood of two dollars on a gallon of gasoline — precisely because today there are no readily available substitutes for gas or diesel or jet fuel.

While households tend to save an appreciable percentage of any temporary stimulus like a one-time tax rebate, this reduction in mortgage payments would be permanent, likely leading to a substantial increase in spending for households that have been hurt by the recession.

About that, however, one should note that the kind of austerity recommended by most Republicans, a combination of tax and spending cuts, has never resulted in appreciable job growth or economic growth of any kind.

Justice John Paul Stevens John Paul Stevens wrote that New London had met that test because "the City has carefully formulated an economic development plan that it believes will provide appreciable benefits to the community, including but by no means limited to new jobs and increased tax revenue".

It is impossible to say what specific effect dividend tax reductions have had, but it's hard to make the case they have had any appreciable positive impact on share prices.

Although the so-called tax gap — the amount officially estimated as due but uncollected — continues to widen, the Internal Revenue Service does not acknowledge any appreciable rise in taxpayer dishonesty during recessions.

They have no appreciable gravity.

And it's all appreciable.