That means you are looking at a fierce tax rate, approaching 50% for some people (including state taxes and the effect of a perverse federal law having to do with itemized deductions).
The requirements are fierce and taxing.
The statistics mirror the core philosophical division in Washington's fierce battles over taxes, spending and debt.
Good points: flexible labour and product markets; low taxes; fierce competition; and shareholder capitalism, which puts pressure on managers to maximise profits.
Its shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, once a fierce campaigner against tax avoidance, accepted a donation by a company which delivers "tailored tax solutions to individuals and organisations internationally".
Its extraordinary success is based on an aggressive strategy that mixes fierce lobbying for tax breaks and innovative accounting that enables it to concentrate its profits offshore.
As The Times's David Kocieniewski reported, "Its extraordinary success is based on an aggressive strategy that mixes fierce lobbying for tax breaks and innovative accounting that enables it to concentrate its profits offshore".
That allowed the fierce spending and tax cuts that began to transform Ireland from a banana republic into a "Celtic Tiger".But Mr Haughey had little time to enjoy the fruits of this rare period of goodish government.
Speaking after the ballot, a composed Gillard said she was proud of her achievements in what "has not been an easy environment to work in" because of the minority parliament, the internal Labor divisions and the Coalition's fierce anti-carbon tax campaign.
Speaking after the ballot on Wednesday night, a composed Gillard said she was proud of her achievements in what "has not been an easy environment to work in" because of the minority parliament, the internal Labor divisions and the Coalition's fierce anti-carbon tax campaign.
This conflict was fierce and bloody, taxing the discipline and endurance of the small Byzantine force.
