Sentence examples for catching tax from inspiring English sources

CATCHING tax cheats is well and good in theory.

This merger will seriously distract our tax-gathering civil servants from the job of catching tax cheats.

She said HMRC had an "appallingly bad record" at catching tax cheats, having fined just 11 people for promoting tax avoidance since 2004 – despite 10,000 people a year coming forward to report tax avoidance schemes.

The European Union has sharply stepped up the pressure on Switzerland to alter its strict banking secrecy laws and give its neighbors much more cooperation in catching tax evaders, threatening economic sanctions if the Swiss do not relent.

Republicans have long held a suspicious view of the I.R.S. and have criticized the agency for what they call its plodding pace and its emphasis on catching tax cheats.

On April 18th President Obama talked to Colombia's president, Álvaro Uribe, about how to move their FTA forward.The first deal likely to be approved under Mr Obama would be a relatively uncontroversial FTA with Panama, although it has snagged on American demands for more help in catching tax cheats.

The budget contained some eye-catching tax changes, but they are unlikely to distract from the gloomier economic picture painted by Osborne.

This time the chancellor was restricted to finding small pockets of extra revenue to finance modest but eye-catching tax breaks or subsidies.At least he did not come back for more money from taxpayers and spending departments.

If economic growth over the next 12 months is toward the top end of his forecasts, he might even have allowed the space for a small but eye-catching tax cut in 2005 - it would have been even nicer to have had it this year.

The Conservative manifesto, published on May 10th, contains some eye-catching tax-reduction promises, such as a cut of 6p per litre in fuel duty, to be implemented within a year of the election.

The European governments said they hoped that the information exchange would not only help in catching and deterring tax evaders but also provide a "template" for a future, wider multilateral agreement.