Sentence examples for domicile there from inspiring English sources

A Singaporean company moving its tax domicile there (holding all else constant) would lose $0.09 for every dollar of pre-tax profit.

And many New Yorkers have long spent most of their time elsewhere and claimed permanent domicile there to avoid the city's higher resident income tax.

The corporation's evidence to the Treasury's Tax Principles agenda stated: "Several insurance companies … have already changed their domicile and there is speculation that some major UK-based banks are assessing the benefits or otherwise of being domiciled in the UK.

A chain-link fence protects the domiciles, and there are padlocks on the two gates and on each pen.

Mr Owen thinks that some banks will quickly move their domicile to London; there will be more uncertainty as this happens.

Reliable difference in domicile was evident: there were markedly fewer graduate-entry applicants than A100 from Scotland (2.6% vs 7.4%) and Northern Ireland (1.3% vs 4.3%), perhaps because no graduate-entry courses are available there, and fewer overseas applicants (2.7% vs 7.8%) - most UK graduate-entry courses offering places only to Home students.

This time, Ms. Ludwig and Mr. Constantino, the district's domicile investigator, concluded that the student lived there full time.

Decisions on committal are taken by the guardianship authority at the domicile of the person concerned or, where there is risk in delay, by the guardianship authority of the place where he is staying.

A domicile was a "true" Roman – born and bred there – while a tax resident was a mere colonial, who could be asked to pay more.

"If you, as a United States citizen, live overseas and intend to remain there indefinitely, then you've established an overseas domicile and you can fall out of the diversity jurisdiction," says Joan Shaughnessy, a civil procedure expert and professor at Washington and Lee University School of Law.

But there is a lot of ambiguity about domicile versus residence".