Sentence examples for corresponding taxes from inspiring English sources

The firm is well known in Mexican business and political circles for providing a form of outsourcing services — setting up an array of companies to handle the labor obligations of other businesses, including paying their employees' salaries and corresponding taxes — for hundreds of Mexican and international companies.

In 35 % of the cases collected, shippers or customs brokers attempted to falsely declare or fudge the product's tax code to reduce or avoid the corresponding taxes.

Cruz's 1040 shows a family income of $1,210,382 and $442,701 in corresponding taxes.

Mr. Bird got a corresponding tax write-off for his donation, which had cost him nothing but a nominal registration fee 18 years earlier and annual renewal fees.

At around six o'clock it came, a seemingly impossible mix of modest deficit cuts, spending rises and revenues magically raised without corresponding tax increases.

But with state aid dropping, districts that are also losing property value, and the corresponding tax income, could be forced to choose between cutting people and programs or raising local school property taxes.

The structure appeared to have little commercial benefit other than a tax conjuring trick: tax bills have been lowered for Shire borrower companies around the world while the group's Luxembourg operations had all but escaped corresponding tax on the interest income.

"All payments to officials and staff of the party have always been made in accordance with the law and in respect of the corresponding tax obligations," the Popular Party said in a statement.

Dozens of other major corporations doled out unusually large grants of stock options in late 2008 and 2009 — including Ford, General Electric, Goldman Sachs, Google and Starbucks — and soon may be eligible for corresponding tax breaks.

"You basically try to offset the abatement with an assessment," Mr. Saft said, explaining that since assessments must be imposed uniformly against all shareholders, sponsors and others who do not qualify for abatements will end up paying the assessment without the benefit of a corresponding tax reduction.

And what does he say about a proposed tax cut that is not budget neutral one not met by corresponding tax hikes or spending cuts?