Sentence examples for duties pay from inspiring English sources

The Sovereign Grant, used to fund a number of official royal duties, pay staff and maintain palaces, will rise by £1.8m next year from £36.1m to £37.9m.

In a preview of the plan that a high-level panel will outline in September, UN Women's executive director, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, said core areas to be addressed are digital and financial inclusion; childcare and unpaid care duties; pay equality; structuring the informal sector; entrepreneurship; legislation and international conventions.

The Sovereign Grant replaced the old Civil List and grants-in-aid system in 2012 and is used to fund royal duties, pay staff and maintain palaces.

The institute calculates a composite measure of corporate taxes that combines taxes levied on income and investment with sales duties paid by businesses.

At the start of the twentieth century, a third of the Russian Army was supported by the excise duties paid on the Smirnov brand alone.

The stamp duties paid on British share purchases in Keynes's time survive to this day, though they are easily sidestepped by investors using derivatives.

Under the current system, the tariffs imposed on beneficiaries' imports are 3.5percentt lower than duties paid by other countries, Mr. Lamy said.

One especially contentious provision of the settlement proposal involves who is to receive the duties paid by Canadian exporters over the last 18 months.

Including duties paid overseas, One Direction's tax bill was £10.5m, leaving the boys to share a take-home profit of £34.9m.

However, income from the drinks industry is more than £30bn a year, incorporating £7bn in excise duties paid to the government, plus one million jobs created.

Retailers selling from outside the EU are even harder to keep in line.With physical goods, the taxman can at least check that items entering the country have had the appropriate duties paid on them.