Sentence examples for exemption threshold from inspiring English sources

Health officials have not identified an exemption threshold that would likely lead to outbreaks.

Further measures include lowering the exemption threshold from £10,900 to about £2,500, raising around £250m a year.

A new campaign and Change.org petition is calling on business minister Vince Cable in the UK to intervene and uphold the existing VAT Exemption Threshold for businesses supplying digital products.

The exemption threshold was 800 RMB a month in 1980.

This flooding of the middle class has offset the increase in the tax exemption threshold.

Many employees may see their pay raised to be slightly above the new exemption threshold.

Flat rate user-charges will fall heaviest on those in work, but just above exemption thresholds and most dependent on buses, childcare places, and other local services for their ability to make a living.

The Senate bill is also likely to keep the estate tax, though with higher exemption thresholds, despite longtime efforts by Republicans to repeal it.

Overall, it recommends that "tax exemption thresholds should be high to ensure that the net wealth tax is only levied on the very wealthy," and that "tax rates should be low and take into account tax rates on capital income to avoid imposing excessively high tax burdens on capital so as to prevent capital flight". Estimates of how much money can be raised by taxing the very rich vary dramatically.

They include: Pensions: a tax raid on wealthier people, either by cutting the tax-exemption threshold (currently £50,000 per year) by as much as a third, or by cutting pension tax relief levels.

There are exemptions to this threshold for occupations where the UK has a shortage, but the independent Migration Advisory Committee recommended against adding nurses to the Shortage Occupation List".