Sentence examples for escape from taxes from inspiring English sources
The depreciation gives you a temporary escape from taxes on $2,500 of annual income.
Many of Norway's richer citizens live in London to escape from high taxes and a somewhat claustrophobic society.Still, Norway is changing fast: new wealth is pulling in newcomers from all over the world and shaking natives out of some of their old habits.
The term is a bit of a misnomer, for these places don't just offer an escape from tax.
Second, the weight of debt built up through foreign subsidiaries and other off-shore vehicles, either to support operations abroad and/or to escape from capital controls and taxes.
In his bid last year to win the Republican presidential nomination, Mr Bush needed both to escape from the shadow of his tax-raising father and to head off a challenge from tax-slashing Steve Forbes.
This year he got a tax break through Minnesota's Democratic legislature, which is designed to help poor families escape from government schools if they prefer to do so.
From "Escape from the Senate," by Jeff Shesol.
IT IS hard to escape from history.
The question arises, though: Escape from what?
Think "Escape from New York," but with crossbows.
