Sentence examples for deduction levied from inspiring English sources

Hall, who had two spells on the Bluebirds board, told BBC Wales Sport that had the Welsh club gone into administration in 2006 it would also probably have seen Cardiff relegated, because of the points deduction levied on clubs for such financial strife.

Forbes is still peddling his favourite panacea, which is tax simplification via the flat tax – levied at 17% on all consumption (defined as income minus savings) with basic deductions according to family size.

Just before Edward's death, Parliament introduced a new form of taxation called the poll tax, which was levied at the rate of four pence on every person over the age of 14, with a deduction for married couples.

Its income tax (which contributes a bigger share of overall revenue than in other rich countries) is riddled with myriad deductions, from medical insurance to mortgage interest, which collectively cost a whopping 7% of GDP and mean that income tax is levied on a much narrower base than it could be.

The commission levied fines totalling euro124m ($118m).

Lawmakers are talking about levying new taxes on junk foods and granting tax deductions for fees parents pay for their family exercise and sport activities.

It would lower all federal income tax rates to a single 9% rate, set the corporate rate at 9%, and levy a national sales tax of 9%, while eliminating most deductions.

Among them was a lack of transparency in the deduction of health insurance levies.

"Limiting deductions to raise revenue?

Kmart's accounting inquiry may be focusing as well on chargebacks and deductions, in which stores levy fines against suppliers for everything from late shipments to mislabeled cartons.

Most states that levy an income tax offer some kind of tax deduction on contributions into your home state's 529.