Sentence examples for favoured tax from inspiring English sources

All of these places provided favoured tax treatment and other advantages for the foreign investor.

That idea coupled with the favoured tax treatment of home ownership created an incentive for Americans to put nearly all of their wealth into a single asset.

The centre-right proposed cuts in welfare benefits; the socialists favoured tax hikes – and perennial proposals to improve the efficiency of the country's notoriously lax tax-collecting effort.

The president has generally favoured tax increases over spending cuts to plug the gap between government revenue and expenditure.

Fiscally, he favoured tax increases for the wealthy and raising the federal minimum wage.

Giveaways to favoured groups to get the bills through earlier—a sweetheart deal for the state of Nebraska on Medicaid costs, and favourable tax treatment for unionised workers will now be extended to everyone.

But according to the EEI survey, respondents from both developed and emerging regions favoured policies where tax incentives and rebates were awarded in accordance with a property's energy-efficiency rating.

He became a rabbi at Worms in 1201 and in 1223 took part in a synod at Mainz, which considered such questions as business relations with Christians and the inequitable exemptions of particularly favoured Jews from the tax imposed by the government.

She wants to eliminate the fiscal deficit, has started to cut taxes for favoured industries, has invited private investors to modernise four airports and is assailing a banking oligopoly that has helped to keep interest rates up.

At the end of the 1990s they began a similar assault on the Livret Bleu, a tax-favoured savings plan distributed only by Crédit Mutuel, a mutual bank.

Growth has tended to come from established firms, though a new tax-favoured "enterprise zone" and more energetic marketing of the region to investors may change that.