Sentence examples for expanded taxes from inspiring English sources

Voters in California and Arizona will decide on new or expanded taxes to support their schools.

To be sure, most of the budget office's 76-page report contains mainstream ideas for new or expanded taxes and for reducing spending.

Taking office amid a recession in the early 1980s, the elder Mr. Cuomo's first budget laid off 11,000 state workers but increased school aid and raised $1 billion in revenue through new or expanded taxes on oil companies, the real estate industry and other businesses.

Other initiatives, like expanded tax credits, were aimed at poorer New Yorkers.

Housing for senior citizens would have meant an expanded tax base without increasing our school taxes.

And the expanded tax credits expire in 2022, which makes them far less valuable.

Other Obama tax cuts due to expire include expanded tax credits for millions of low-income working families.

The results were the weakest since March and indicated demand remained sluggish despite newly expanded tax incentives to spur sales.

In the last four years, four states have adopted or expanded tax credits to help finance private and religious schooling.

Senator Wayne Bryant, the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, estimated that an expanded tax could generate about $2 billion in revenues.

It includes plans to increase capital-gains tax for top earners from 23.8% to 28%, various levies on business and expanded tax credits for the less well-off.