Sentence examples for extensive tax from inspiring English sources

She advocated more extensive tax credits for childcare.

The government has, meanwhile, promised a package of extensive tax breaks and new spending.

Advocates of extensive tax expenditure reduction argue — correctly — that all deficit reduction choices involve substantive costs and are politically difficult.

Mr. Bush kept emphasizing the tax benefits for people with modest incomes, not the more extensive tax relief he wanted for the well heeled.

Johnny, for instance, can't understand why his fiancée, Megin, wants invitations that would seem to require the postage of extensive tax returns.

Everywhere in early 20th-century Southern Africa the priority of administrations was for labour and revenue, and an extensive tax system was developed to address both needs.

But they said they would insist on a bigger and more extensive tax-cutting package than the president offered tonight.

Extensive tax-raising powers could be given to Holyrood without Scotland leaving the UK, a think-tank has said.

John had lost most of his ancestral lands in France to King Philip II in 1204 and had struggled to regain them for many years, raising extensive taxes on the barons in a concerted effort that culminated in an expensive, but unsuccessful, military expedition in 1214.

It provides extensive online tax help and reference materials but not the personal hand-holding of the other services.

Assessed at nearly $4.5 million, the 210-acre estate is no longer visited by its owners — the couple fled the country shortly after Mr. Tollman was indicted on extensive federal tax and bank fraud charges in 2002.