Sentence examples for be liable for full from inspiring English sources

The group recommended raising this threshold to £100,000, after which individuals would be liable for full care costs.

Though she was the major beneficiary of the estate, without the cover of the new provisions, my friend was liable for full inheritance tax.

Those people with high incomes, say from a good occupational pension, may still be liable for the full cost of their care.

The Advertiser will be liable for the full cost of the Insert order.

"That means that if one owner stops making his share of payments, the other owners are going to be liable for the full amount of the debt".

The self-employed will share in the yearlong tax holiday as well, though they will still be liable for the full 6.2 percent of the employer contribution to Social Security.

If you give away money and survive more than seven years, the full value of that PET falls outside your estate for tax purposes and, after three years, taper relief reduces the IHT payable, but otherwise it could be liable for the full 40 per cent tax charge.

Under the new bankruptcy act, people will be liable for the full value of their home even if it is destroyed.

Agencies or officials that do not carry out the law to its fullest extent could be liable for civil or criminal penalties.

It recommended that defendants in CFA cases should be liable for only 10 per cent of the plaintiff's legal costs, not the full amount.

As AT&T did not acquire the full company, we understand that it will not be liable for any outstanding litigation or settlements against CIQ.  .