Sentence examples for customary tax from inspiring English sources

But, Ms. Kory said, they may not know the customary tax breaks and accounting methods used by co-ops, which can lead to serious misunderstandings.

It occured to us that Uncle Sam might well consider staging a few prizefights himself, giving away tickets lavishly but exacting the customary tax.

But he declined again on Friday to disclose more than those two years, a refusal that has drawn attacks from Democrats — who argue he must be hiding something — and criticism from many Republicans who fear his unwillingness to adhere to a more detailed and customary tax disclosure is distracting from the Romney campaign's message.

But maybe it's just because instead of being competitive with PCs for once, Apple tacked on the customary tax on new hardware.

Part of Mr. Antonopoulos's problem, Suzanne writes, might have been his refusal to pay the customary "speed tax" — bribes to move things along.

The transaction is scheduled to close in early January 2014, subject to a vote of Perion's shareholders scheduled for November 2013, as well as customary closing conditions, tax rulings and approvals of governmental authorities.

It is customary for all taxes, fees and charges to be bundled into your air fare.

Just as the aristocrats of old insisted that a population devastated by the Black Death should pay customary dues and higher taxes, so the old today still insist that the impoverished youth fund the equivalent – the pensions, welfare and healthcare of the elderly.

For more than a year, both Republicans and Democrats have pushed the billionaire real estate magnate to back up his boasts about business acumen and charitable giving by publicly disclosing federal and state tax filings, a customary gesture of transparency for presidential aspirants and one his rivals were confident could offer political ammunition.

More substantively, Walker's two-year budget virtually eliminated Wisconsin's structural deficit — the customary projected imbalance between spending and tax revenue.

It gave certain men new rights and responsibilities as "representatives" of their communities, including the authority to collect taxes, enforce livestock decisions and codify customary laws.'69.