Sentence examples for draw tax from inspiring English sources

Moving pieces Rich pickings Unintended consequences All together now Sources and acknowledgements ReprintsOther jurisdictions are trying to elbow into this business, not so much to draw tax exiles as to attract entrepreneurs who bring with them (taxable) businesses and brainpower.

The Government also agreed to weaken elements of the bill to counter opposition from legislators who draw tax advantages for private hospitals and schools that they own under the current rules.

Moreover, approval of this proposal will draw tax money away from other Seattle traffic plans that are still on the drawing board, including one to replace an elevated freeway (which looks horrible and is vulnerable to earthquakes) along the waterfront.The city's voters have no faith that their elected politicians will ever get to grips with transport.

No limit is being placed on how much anyone may donate, only on what draws tax relief.

"The first 25% of the pension fund can be drawn tax free, and this can be taken over time, but the rest will be subject to tax at his marginal rate of income tax.

Both men have been drawing tax-free disability pensions from the city since they left the Police Department, according to city records.

Building addresses are drawn from tax lot data; as a result, building addresses on the map will not necessarily match street addresses.

Deloitte, Ernst & Young, KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers have provided the government with expert accountants to draw up tax laws.

Accountancy firms get lucrative state contracts to help draw up tax laws, then tell their wealthy clients how to get around them.

Today, the Guardian reveals that Labour has received more than £600,000 of research help from PricewaterhouseCoopers to draw up tax policy.

After making such investments, a few of these pension funds have come up short, forcing the governments to draw on tax dollars.