Sentence examples for conventional tax from inspiring English sources

As conventional tax revenues to the finance ministry have dwindled in the face of economic collapse, the central bank has increasingly become the locus of government finance, thanks both to its capture of foreign exchange and its printing of money.

Moreover, this is not in the Internal Revenue Code 'but for purposes of collection.' And so why is this a tax?" This issue is technical, and it is imperative that the justices interpret the anti-injunction law so that the ruling in this case is consistent with what makes sense in conventional tax cases.

They view Bloomberg as a conventional tax-and-spend liberal who has overseen fifty-per-cent growth in government spending, far outpacing inflation.

Apple also uses two conventional offshore tax practices typical of multinational companies' tax-avoidance strategies, the report said.

Sark has no debt and no plans for a more conventional income tax.

The CET and the conventional Carbon Tax (CT, based on energy policy considerations and imposed on the mass of emitted CO2) are applied to different conventional energy systems (a gas turbine simple cycle; a regenerative cogeneration gas turbine; a three pressure levels combined cycle) in order to determine their impact on the design of the plants.

Mr. Bush remains a conventional anti-tax, small-government Republican with the hard-right edges sanded down; Mr. Gore remains a conventional Democratic believer in governmental activism, though with any traces of leftist grandiosity muted into earth tones.

Mr. Rifkin is expected to touch on a wide range of topics, but an important thread running through the conference so far has been how to finance and provide incentives for clean energy solutions and, conversely, whether and how to tax conventional sources of energy.

In this new model, if you ignore the Twitter and the talk, what you are getting is what any other Republican would give you: the small feints at genuine populism, not to mention the old-fashioned isolationist suspicion of "foreign entanglements," have long ago been lost in a conventional tide of tax cuts and sword-shaking and you either like it or you don't.

I mean, it was a pretty conventional list of tax cuts.

Fisher also opposed conventional income taxation and favoured instead a tax on consumption.