Sentence examples for familiar tax from inspiring English sources

In addition to the familiar "tax reform" euphemism to avoid Republican opposition to tax hikes, Mr. Obama has offered a new one: "reduce spending in the tax code".

With the American Jobs and Closing Tax Loopholes Act, House Democratic leaders opened themselves up to both ends of Republicans' familiar "tax and spend" barbs.

Re "A Familiar Tax Tune, but It's Not Mine" (Everybody's Business, Aug. 10), in which Ben Stein says that tax cuts for wealthy Americans fail to do what they are supposed to do: Bravo to Mr. Stein.

If you are not too familiar with tax laws and wonder if you might qualify for a deduction or other tax break, the online interview might bring you big tax savings.

The dynamic here is actually quite familiar to tax analysts.

Everyone is now familiar with taxes being added on to their base fare, but it seems as if every aspect of the process of getting into an aircraft cabin will ratchet up the price.

For larger, more complex organizations, it may be in the organization's best interest to seek the advice of an accountant familiar with the tax issues of tax-exempt corporations.

As President Obama and congressional leaders confront a March 1 deadline to strike a deal that will reduce the federal budget deficit or otherwise accept automatic spending cuts, Washington now echoes with familiar talk that eliminating tax breaks and closing loopholes presents a simple way to raise revenue.

Their argument is familiar: that cutting taxes, particularly corporate taxes, would unleash a wave of investment, innovation, and growth, in turn boosting wages.

To be sure, it makes the familiar argument that tax cuts, by stimulating growth, will lead to "revenue feedbacks".

Most people aren't that familiar with the tax laws, and software can ensure that they take advantage of everything that they're eligible for".