Sentence examples for estimated taxpayer from inspiring English sources
The estimated taxpayer bill for stadiums, rail links and other projects has risen to approximately $2.4 billion from $310 million, drawing complaints at a time when South Africa still struggles to provide housing, electricity and running water in parts of the country.
Based on those audits, the IRS had estimated taxpayers reported 70% of their business income.
The initial study estimated taxpayers spent $70 million per year on incarceration costs, $775 million on federal legal challenges to convictions, known as habeas corpus petitions, and $925 million on automatic appeals and initial legal challenges to death row cases.
Awaiting final figures, the General Accounting Office estimates taxpayer losses at $38 million.
The report, requested by the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, is the latest salvo in the battle against the "tax gap"–the difference between what the IRS estimates taxpayers owe and what they actually pay.
The former Senate majority leader seems to have something in common with his fellow citizensor at least those who contribute to the $345 billion annual gap (as of 2001) between what the Internal Revenue Service estimates taxpayers owe and what they voluntarily cough up.
I would ask officials to force megabanks to estimate taxpayers' equity stake in their firm and to pay dividends on it quarter by quarter.
A report by Crisis released in July this year estimated the taxpayer could save between £3,000 and £18,000 for each homeless person helped at an early stage.
The Congressional Budget Office has estimated that taxpayers will lose $36 billion.
The government recently estimated that taxpayers would ultimately lose about $9.7 billion on its overall investment in the company.
It is an estimated $2.4 billion, taxpayer-financed bricks-and-mortar campaign that will remake the daily courtroom experience for thousands of suspects, jurors and lawyers, among others.
