Sentence examples for declared earnings from inspiring English sources

New rules were adopted in 1998 to increase compliance by basing taxes on declared earnings instead of the former assessment of standard of living, but the results are widely ridiculed.

There is a bit of a risk that if too many people and employers get used to the idea that they never need to go to the administrative and financial bother of paying tax, they'll keep their declared earnings at the tax free level - which will either keep them poor or will encourage the expansion of black-market, off-the-books remuneration.

Some multinational corporations use tax havens to arrange secret tax deals or declare earnings offshore.

David Cameron does not have to declare earnings made after holding office because he stepped down as an MP in September.

He does not have to declare earnings made after holding office because he stepped down as MP for Witney in September.

The chart below, from the paper, shows that, compared with all recorded wealth, the wealth hidden in HSBC's Swiss accounts — or revealed by the kind of amnesty programs that allow people to declare earnings they have previously hidden offshore — tends to belong to those at the upper end of the wealth distribution.

Javier Mascherano has admitted failing to declare earnings.

Evasion is illegal - dodging taxes by failing to fully declare earnings and income.

Mascherano, 31, previously admitted two counts of fraud after failing to declare earnings in 2011 and 2012.

Its Nordic/Baltic representative Kåre Riis Nielsen said last month the company "has made mistakes" but was now "willing to play by the rules", including ensuring its drivers declared their earnings for tax, paying them sick pay and other benefits, and adopting "digital versions" of meters and seat sensors.

Last month, the IMF estimated that 70% of self-employed professionals declared their earnings below the tax threshold.