Sentence examples for current corporation from inspiring English sources

This would include introducing an allowance for corporate equity to counter the current corporation tax system that treats debt interest payments as a deductible expense.

Before the current corporation was established 1979, Mr. Badger recalled, the association was actually a stockholder corporation.

Michael B. Kates, the current corporation counsel for Hoboken, did not hold that post at the time and said he did not know what had happened.

While still a student at Yale's law school, Mr. Lieberman wanted to run for alderman in New Haven but realized he had not lived in the city long enough to qualify, said Thayer Baldwin, the city's current corporation counsel, who has known Mr. Lieberman since 1967.

The technological advances have altered the business transactions in current corporations to world level.

Current UK corporation taxes are set at 20% but are due to drop to 17% by 2020.

The current UK corporation tax rate of 20% is the lowest of the G7 countries, and the UK shares the bottom spot among the G20 countries (with Turkey, Russia and Saudi Arabia).

"With the current News Corporation situation everyone in the media business has been approached about BSkyB," this person said, adding that Comcast is "focused on its current businesses" and has not initiated any BSkyB discussions.

However, the NBC listing in Wikipedia states that "contrary to popular legend, the three musical notes, G-E-C, did not originally stand for NBC's current parent corporation, the General Electric Company, although G.E.'s radio station in Schenectady, N.Y., WGY, was an early NBC affiliate and G.E. was an early shareholder in NBC's founding parent RCA".

A new report from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism finds that "if this cash was brought onshore and taxed at the current US corporation tax rate of 35%, it would produce a $89bn windfall for the US Treasury – equivalent to 17% of America's projected $514bn budget deficit this year".

Under current law, corporations that buy stock in other corporations receive a tax break, but that break is limited by Section 246A, which provides that it is not available if the shares were bought with borrowed money.