Sentence examples for deduction rates from inspiring English sources

Many workers have most of any increase in earning deducted from their benefits and tax credits payment, with some households facing deduction rates as high as 91%, the DWP says.

He could reduce marginal deduction rates by not increasing benefits.

These deduction rates can reach as high as 96% in some instances.

Torry told the Guardian that citizen's income still has substantial advantages since even under this scheme it replaces a proportion of means-tested and other benefits, and total marginal deduction rates would be greatly reduced.

None of this fits with the government's pro-work rhetoric, and it is intriguing that the spending review documentation (at least on my quick reading) omits the table that was in the budget on the so-called marginal deduction rates which measure the poverty trap as people see their benefits reduced from working an extra hour.

Many observers initially expected the lower payroll-tax deduction rate of 4.2 percent to be preserved.

Even when the universal credit is introduced, claimants earning enough to pay the basic rate of tax will face a marginal deduction rate of 76%.

Even while it wants to raise the top tax rate to 39.6%, the administration wants to cap the deduction rate for itemized deductions at 28%.

For green areas on which rainfall falls into the permeable ground surface and the generated direct runoff traverses terrain, the deduction rate is applied to the rainfall for reflecting the soil infiltration in the 2D OFM.

The paper found nearly half of all drivers can declare a loss for tax purposes at the federal tax deduction rate of roughly $0.54 per mile.

According to Ezra Goldman, a Get Tarzan team member, some of the key features of the concept include factoring in time for parking, I.R.S. tax-deduction rates and real-time data about traffic delays.