Sentence examples for book tax from inspiring English sources

I call it my book tax to buy a book there once every two weeks.

— JEFF SOMMER Professor Shay said the average effective book tax rate for Apple's Irish companies was well below 1 percent.

But twice as many Labour supporters – 65% – are more concerned about bringing tax-dodging wealth than welfare transgressors – 33% – to book Tax is far from the only issue, of course.

Savvy investors sell losers to book tax losses, offset gains and stiff Uncle Sam.

A tax attorney for firms in New York and Los Angeles, he drew a following with his 1982 book, Tax Shelters.

As Edward McCaffery points out in his book "Taxing Women," the Social Security system also subsidizes stay-at-home spouses, who are eligible for a spousal benefit whether they have contributed to the Social Security system as employees or not.

Leonard Burman, a tax expert at Syracuse University and co-author of the recent book, "Taxes in America: What Everyone Needs to Know," said that "most itemized deductions are of dubious merit — they don't do much good, and they're not well-targeted at providing assistance to people who really need it".

"Mutual funds are probably the worst way to invest for tax purposes, because you pay tax on gains before you arrived at the party," says David J. Silverman, a New York accountant and coauthor of the book Taxes for Dummies.

"Every state in the union has, on the books, tax incentive measures that have been passed by their legislatures to try and get jobs from another state, and other businesses from another state," he said Tuesday.

This gets pressed and heat sealed on the paper, yielding copies of your text books, tax returns, or butt cheeks.

Allan Guthrie, co-founder of Blasted Heath, an online publisher in Glasgow, which published Mr. Seaman's new crime e-book, said there were moral and logical arguments for reducing e-book taxes.