Sentence examples for consequential tax from inspiring English sources

Sorrell has collected a share award of £62.78m, cashing in £30.2m immediately to meet the "consequential tax liabilities".

WASHINGTON — It was an unsightly and painful yearlong slog, but Republicans are finally getting what they so desperately craved — a major legislative victory in the form of a consequential tax overhaul.

Less than four weeks after President Trump signed the most consequential tax legislation in three decades, the world's most valuable public company — Apple — laid out how it planned to capitalize on the new rules.

"I've been here in 40 years this coming January, and I have never seen this many consequential spending and tax problems descend at the same time," said Steve Bell, senior director of economic policy at the Bipartisan Policy Center, and a former Republican Hill staff member.

The most consequential type of consumption tax is the value-added tax (VAT).

This year, our unelected senator has taken 258 votes, including consequential changes to the tax code, sweeping changes to the healthcare system, and lifetime appointments of federal judges.

They would pare deficits by combining less-consequential spending cuts with tax increases, particularly on the most affluent Americans.

Do Cook County voters really want Berrios -- who Shaw calls "pay-to-play personified" -- making the county's most consequential decisions about property-tax rates?

However, this Act would represent a consequential change by repealing the tax exclusion of employer-paid insurance premiums and replacing it with tax credits.

Is Barack Obama going to make any concessions on Obamacare more consequential than the medical devices tax, if even that?

This timetable could allow him to cast several consequential votes on the Republican tax bill, funding the government and possibly the fate of many immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.