Sentence examples for duty reduction from inspiring English sources
The evaluation results indicate the heating duty reduction of 56.8% from the proposed process over the conventional process and 64.6% reduction of cooling duty.
It is a common view that the operating pressure of the stripper is a key parameter of reboiler duty reduction, which has been reported in many publications such as Oyenekan and Rochelle (2007).
While Mark Heywood from the National Association of Estate Agents said he had been hoping for a stamp duty reduction and the impact of making non-residents pay capital gains tax would be "minimal".
Demonstrating that this [alcohol duty reduction will lead to reduction in alcohol prices] is good for the general public in Hong Kong can lead to a majority of Legco [Legislative Council] supporting this, and then I think the financial secretary will be on board as well [ 44]." The Liberal Party and the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong supported the move [ 48].
Here is a summary of the findings: Source: HM Treasury, Analysis of the dynamic effects of fuel duty reductions, 2014.
And estimated tax receipts from fuel duty from 1990-91 to 2018-19: Source: HM Treasury, Analysis of the dynamic effects of fuel duty reductions, 2014.
He also announced duty reductions on a wide range of items.Congress's election defeats, in Punjab and Uttarakhand, were worse than had been expected.
Here is a (long) excerpt: Here's how I made that estimate: The fuel duty reductions mean that instead of 68 pence per litre, the duty will be 55 pence per litre in 2014-15 (chart 2.1).
The SCCO2 is very uncertain, but the mean estimate from the PAGE09 model is about £80 per tonne in today's prices, giving the £300 million per year of extra impacts from the fuel duty reductions.
Firstly this is a chart of petrol duty (just the tax, not the total cost at the pump) up to 2011, and then what it has been since then (the lower line) against what it would have been under the inherited policy: Source: HM Treasury, Analysis of the dynamic effects of fuel duty reductions, 2014.
Finally (here, there are many more charts in the document), a summary of the impact on GDP of improvements in domestic consumption and business investment using the money saved from lower fuel prices, as modelled by the Treasury: Source: HM Treasury, Analysis of the dynamic effects of fuel duty reductions, 2014.
