Sentence examples for final income from inspiring English sources

If the person is on £15,000 a year, then the final income will be just £9.84 a week.

They cannot know what the investment return of a pension will be, or the final income, or the effect of inflation.

As a result, their final income inequality remains at these high levels, while those of the richest countries are somewhat lower - often with Ginis around 0.3.

The latest findings for 1995-96 (EconoMarch 1997, March 1997) show that after taking into account all taxes, cash benefits and benefits in kind, the share of the richest fifth in what the Office for National Statistics ONSS) calls final income was 36.7%, not 43% as stated in your article.

Even as the Galaxy celebrated back-to-back wins, Arena was dropping broad hints that there would be no repeat of any post-season tour, even with the lucrative possibility of wringing a final income boost from the presence of a still under contract David Beckham.

By that calculation, someone with the average 401(k) balance would have been earning an annual income of only $7,500 in their final year; someone with that super-saver balance would have had a final income of only $21,000.

The company said it did not release its final net income or earnings per share because of an accounting delay.

Its report is due to be published this month, but initial findings show that for a couple with two children, aged two and four, on a combined gross income of just over £40,000, having the mother go from not working to full-time work, will increase the family's final net income by just £3,000 after childcare.

The Japanese apricot trees near the house were blossoming, and I was in my living room, working on my final income-tax return all of those complicated forms.

This in turn increasingly neuters the progressivity of tax systems, and exacerbates the inequality of final incomes.

But comparable ONS data for the period 1987 to 1995-96 indicathathathehe distribution of final incomes has become slightly more equal.