Sentence examples for correct tax from inspiring English sources

If the conservative model is correct, tax compliance should have increased, since the return to evasion fell substantially.

Together, their market value yielded the correct seven-digit figure and should produce the correct tax bill this June.

He said he trusted that his accountant and adviser were helping him get the correct tax deductions but that did not influence what he was doing.

Under the 2005 agreement, known as the savings tax directive, European Union members seek to ensure that the relevant national authorities receive the correct tax owed by their residents, regardless of where their banks are.

Low-interest government loans to peasants were instituted, new land surveys were made to correct tax inequities, and government revenues were increased by a program of purchasing manufactured specialties in one region and selling them in another.

All three clubs and the agents concerned have emphasised to the Guardian that the deals were reported to the FA exactly as they happened and the correct tax was paid.

Airbnb has already faced legal battles in many cities around the world, with authorities putting increasing pressure on the site to ensure that hosts comply with local laws, as well as paying the correct taxes.

If the government can't or won't get Google to pay its correct taxes, what do you think the chances are of it daring to curtail the online giant's advertising revenue?

A Rutgers spokesman told the AP that the dinner had been approved by the school, but that BAKA didn't have the correct tax-exempt status to be able to send the money to Gaza.

Finance Commissioner Martha Stark said she planned to issue corrected tax assessments by April 30 for about 18 properties whose tax bills may have been illegally reduced in January, when the city's latest tax roll was announced.

Two months later, Wyeth's primary auditors, Arthur Andersen, told Wyeth that corrected tax returns needed to be filed immediately and added that even with such action "the risk for indictment for tax fraud is not set aside".