Sentence examples for drop tax from inspiring English sources

The Mexican government will drop tax fraud charges against top officials of the steel maker Altos Hornos de México, known as Ahmsa, the company said.

The United States agreed last August to drop tax evasion charges against UBS after Bern promised it would disclose to U.S. tax officials bank the details of 4,450 of the bank's U.S. clients, in breach of Swiss bank secrecy laws.

Amid warnings that he will have to impose a new round of austerity that will hit low earners hardest, the independent thinktank Resolution Foundation is calling on him to use his budget to drop tax cuts for the well-off that were a key Tory election pledge.

Over in Berlin, the German government recently woke up to the rapidly growing ecosystem on its doorstep, with the Economics and Technology Minister Philipp Rösler recently being presented with a 'Berlin startup manifesto' aimed at persuading the federal government to drop tax proposals set to hit innovative young companies hard.

"Drop taxes, not bombs!" a phalanx of Libertarians shouted behind them.

Tax rates will drop, taxes for married couples will fall, the tax credit for children will be expanded and the estate tax will eventually be repealed.

Ugandan female parliamentarians under the leadership of the speaker of parliament Rebecca Kadaga are leading a campaign asking the government to provide adequate washrooms and to drop taxes on sanitary pads.

At the same time, they decided to casually drop tax-evasion charges against the founder of Hooters whose jury split evenly on his conviction.

As business activity drops, tax revenues fall and more people qualify for benefits.

In the last-minute rush, Congress dropped tax subsidies for low-income savers and for small businesses to start pension programs.

With unemployment surging, currency reserves dropping, tax revenues plummeting and credit virtually impossible to obtain, that was not the news Argentines hoped to hear after their government spent nearly two weeks weeks in tough negotiations with the I.M.F.