Sentence examples for delay taxes from inspiring English sources

Another common tool to delay taxes is to defer income into 401(k) plans and, for senior executives, into deferred compensation plans sponsored by their companies.

The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service disallowed a tax shelter yesterday that executives bought to delay taxes on exercised stock options for 15 years.

The top two executives at the Sprint telephone company, William T. Esrey and Ronald LeMay, lost their jobs earlier this year over tax shelters they bought to delay taxes on stock option gains for three decades.

A1 Democrats Delay Tax Bill The Senate continued to grapple with the $1.35 trillion tax cut legislation.

Residents and businesses will be able to delay tax payments until June 2008.

She wants to delay tax refunds and divert hotel-tax revenue from county governments to the state.

Typically, film partnership schemes are structured to allow investors to delay tax payments on investments over long periods of time.

Osborne promised to stick to the Labour government's spending plans on health and education and to delay tax cuts until they could be afforded.

Even the losers, older people in bigger homes, can be exempted or enjoy transitional arrangements that delay tax payments until they move or die.

A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted a former Internal Revenue Service employee yesterday on charges of accepting bribes from 1992 until 1997 to delay tax collections.

Senior Republicans say Mr. Boehner will likely choose the latter course, possibly attaching a provision to delay tax penalties on uninsured Americans who decline to purchase insurance through the Affordable Care Act.