Sentence examples for breakthrough tax from inspiring English sources

A breakthrough tax agreement with the Swiss government comes into force on 1 January 2013.

In an era of enormous, and often secretive, political spending, an ethics law championed by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo was billed as a major breakthrough: tax-exempt groups that lobby New York State government would finally be required to reveal where they got their money.

That set him up nicely for the day's negotiations, where the leaders of the west proceeded to pour cold water over his plans for a big breakthrough on tax evasion.

Slate's Dave Weigel profiled Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore)., already lining up to break bread with the Michigander, optimistic that they might accomplish a breakthrough on tax reform.

Technological breakthroughs and tax incentives are still needed to make alternative energy more affordable and available, and in the U.S. thus far we've been lacking the strong will of the Federal government to fulfill this promise.

The Treasury hailed a breakthrough in the fight against tax evasion last night after signing an agreement with the Isle of Man for the automatic exchange of information about the bank accounts of suspected tax dodgers.

His best opportunity for a breakthrough on energy policy, immigration, or tax reform would come in 2013.

Senator Richard J. Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Senate Democrat, said the Republicans' willingness to discuss higher tax revenue was "a breakthrough".

In the strange world of sales taxes, that's a breakthrough.

Republican leaders were only slightly more optimistic about the prospects for a breakthrough in talks over their radically divergent tax and spending priorities.

The United States government offers tax incentives to companies pursuing medical breakthroughs, urban redevelopment and alternatives to fossil fuels.