Sentence examples for break benefiting from inspiring English sources

He looks at how a tax break benefiting hedge-fund moguls became law and why all efforts to roll it back fail.

On the contrary, as the largest single tax break benefiting the rich and a major reason the A.M.T. legislation was enacted in the first place, the capital gains preference was added back when calculating the A.M.T.

In February, Guardian Money featured a family who had received a cheque from HMRC for more than £20,000 after they made use of a little-known tax break benefiting some former members of the armed services who fell ill or were injured while serving in a war.

The NRA's backing came after he pushed an amendment to kill a tax break benefiting Georgia-based Delta following the company's decision ― in reaction to February's mass school shooting in Parkland, Florida ― to end a discount program for NRA members flying to the group's national convention.

Their members are generally lower-income people, my companion explains, so a one-off tax break benefits them most.

The first tax break benefited the industry in Las Vegas, one of a number of ways Mr. McCain has helped nontribal casinos.

And a host of tax breaks benefiting businesses and individuals would not be renewed.

Mr. Edwards has said he would offer three new tax breaks benefiting the middle class.

To offset the cost of their tax cuts, Mr. Clinton said Republicans would cut tax breaks benefiting the middle class and spending for education and Medicaid.

One of the largest tax breaks benefiting middle-income taxpayers is the exclusion from tax of the value of employer-provided health care benefits, (which costs the government $147.8 billion, more than any other tax break).

The center's advocacy has ranged from promoting costly high- technology medicine to pressing for tax breaks benefiting purchasers of controversial high-deductible insurance plans.