Sentence examples for damage tax from inspiring English sources

This may reflect government's overtly economic (versus public health) based approach to regulation and concerns that falls in consumption levels may damage tax revenue or the 'night-time economy' (Adams et al. 2010, p. 588).

Pop star Gary Barlow has finally broken his silence to apologise after damaging tax avoidance allegations.

The result, analysts and officials agree, is a new and growing sector of educated unemployed, whose lives are delayed and whose inability to find good jobs damages tax receipts, pension programs and the property market.

He said there was agreement that Labour's plans to increase national insurance, which the Tories have described as a "damaging tax on jobs", would be reversed by a Lib-Con coalition.

"That concerns me greatly and I am very concerned frankly that it might be damaging tax payers' resources".

But Tom J. Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said such import levies also would amount to "damaging taxes on American consumers" and would erode much of the pocketbook gain from Trump's tax cut.

The data here demonstrate that clastogenic DNA damage in Tax expressing cells is explained by Tax targeting of Ku80, but not PKcs, XRCC4 or H2AX, which are all proteins directly or indirectly related to the non-homologous end-joining (NHEJ) repair system.

Spending cuts do less damage than tax rises.

One policy change could seriously damage the tax shelter business, Mr. Tucker said.

Social Security needs to be brought into balance, and reasonable spending cuts would do less economic damage than tax increases.

Donald Trump wiped over $5bn off Amazon's stock market valuation on Wednesday with a tweet accusing the company of "doing great damage to tax paying retailers".