Sentence examples for derived tax from inspiring English sources

Tom Lubnau, who represents Campbell County, emailed university officials saying he was considering introducing legislation "to avoid any hypocrisy at UW by insuring that no fossil fuel derived tax dollars find their way into the University of Wyoming funding stream".

More laws have been oriented to efforts by governments to derive tax revenues from gambling than to control cheating, however.

Note that we do not aim at deriving tax planning recommendations for entrepreneurs.

"I assume if there is demand on existing facilities in South Orange, there will also be an increase in its ratable base, and more value to derive taxes from.

It also wants to limit the amount of superannuation from which retirees can derive tax-free income to $1.6m, meaning income generated by balances above $1.6m will be subject to tax of 15%.

Certain groups affiliated with Stanford that raise funds for University purposes may derive tax-deductible status for donors' contributions if gifts are made to and processed through the University.

Three weeks ago, the shadow chancellor, George Osbourne, announced that a Tory government would increase the proportion of overall tax revenue derived from taxing activities that give rise to pollution.

While his company may derive some tax benefits from its charitable donations, Mr. Bloomberg's personal tax returns show he is already in the highest tax bracket and his campaign said he derived no tax benefit from the additional giving.

About half of the total tax revenue is derived from taxes on goods and services.

In these situations, the debtor has derived no tax benefit so there is no need to incur an offsetting reduction.

The same measure of differential demand response is derived for tax increases different in size as well as by income quintile and by region.