Sentence examples for attaching tax from inspiring English sources

I intend to continue advancing true patient-centered reforms like attaching tax benefits to the individual rather than the job, breaking down barriers to interstate competition, and promoting transparency and consumer-friendly coverage options.

The email, which also included an attached tax exemption letter for Life Without Limits, allegedly constituted wire fraud ― though prosecutors don't spell out exactly why.

There is some talk among Republicans, for example, about attaching business tax cuts or more estate tax relief to legislation raising the minimum wage.

I have to see what Congress has done, did they attach a tax bill in a farm bill or a trade bill.

But Obama's re-election is the more likely scenario, meaning that any deal struck this summer comes with a very large asterisk attached: *Includes tax increases to be named later.

People are losing their homes, marriages, families and careers, and almost no one knows this is happening because of the social stigma now attached to tax avoidance - a term that simply didn't exist in people's vocabularies when many entered these schemes.

Several states already attach sales tax to your Internet bill (see list).

In most cases you will have to attach your tax returns from the past two years.

Mr. Schumer said the changes could be attached to tax-related legislation sometime next week, or as an independent bill.

In judgment, Lord Tomlin backed his fellow peer: "Every man is entitled to order his affairs so that the tax attaching under the appropriate acts is less than it otherwise would be".

In addition, public sensitisation and media campaigns, increasing opportunities for training women in secondary schools and at higher levels through affirmative action, attaching proportions of tax relief to investments that employ a percentage of women in top positions are needed to sensitise society about the possibilities and need for educating girls rather than exposing them to child labour.