Sentence examples for equalization tax from inspiring English sources

1817, struck out item 6076 "Time for filing interest equalization tax returns".

Because rum producers in the islands are exempt from federal excise taxes, the government imposed an "equalization tax" on Puerto Rican rum producers in 1917 and gave the money to the commonwealth.

Between the time the interest equalization tax was proposed in July , 1963 and mid‐April this year, 25 securities issues were sold in European markets to raise almost $340 million, according to the Investment Dealers Digestt, a trade publication.

If the first foreign bond issue sold since the enactment of the interest equalization tax is an accurate gauge, few new European and Japanese securities will be sold to Americans for the next 15 months.

These prices provided an investment return of 5.60percentntoto purchasers not subject to the interest equalization tax, but Americans could get a yield of only 4.88percentnt.

The enviros propose to make the contest fair by imposing a pollution equalization tax at the border.

And the country is considering bringing a complaint to the World Trade Organization over American "equalization taxes" on orange juice that it says discriminate against foreign growers.

The business owner has to inform multiple agencies, such as Employment Development Department, Board of Equalization, Franchise Tax Board, Secretary of State, and various licensing and certification departments.

One other aspect of the chancellor's new budget, which didn't appear in his speech, was the equalization of tax on Islamic and other debt securitizations, a move likely to encourage investors to buy Shari'a-compliant bonds.

The state Board of Equalization, California's tax collector, estimates the unpaid taxes at $1.15 billion in the last fiscal year, and estimates it will grow to almost $1.2 billion this year and $1.27 billion in 2012.

The five-member Board of Equalization oversees 30 tax and fee programs, including sales, use and property taxes that bring the state $60.5 billion annually — about 30% of all state revenue.