Sentence examples for fiscal property from inspiring English sources

Further complicating matters is the fact that the new regulation, which was held up in Albany last year and replaces a law that expired in June, applies retroactively from the start of the fiscal property tax year, which began July 1 , 2012

In terms of doctrine, al-Mu'tadid from the outset of his reign sided firmly with Sunni traditionalist orthodoxy, forbidding theological works, and abolishing the fiscal department on property in escheat, which Hanbali legal opinion regarded as illegal.

The fiscal policy on property whereby the government is charging a 6percenttaxax on undeveloped land over 300 acres (approximately 121.4 ha) can lead to the elimination of large tracts of forests and their conversion to subsistence agriculture and extensive cattle rearing.

Successive governments have put in place a fiscal regime for domestic property that allows Rhys Jones to make a £4.5m tax-free capital gain without any effort on his part.

On Tuesday, supervisors in Kern County declared a fiscal emergency, citing lower property tax revenue from oil properties.

Then in 2005, "Client retained ABC accounting firm to prepare a comparative analysis of the principal direct site-specific fiscal revenues that a Property in Hermosa Beach was generating as well as the principal fiscal revenues that the property could be expected to generate if converted to either condominium or mixed retail and residential rental use.

There is a 2percenttransferer tax, which is applied to the property's fiscal value.

The trustees, under their own chairman, have charge of the property and fiscal and legal obligations of the congregation.

Mr. White has credentials as a fiscal conservative, having cut property tax rates in Houston, where he was a three-term mayor.

The conditions that set the stage for faster growth are well known: sober monetary and fiscal policy; protection of property rights; education; openness to trade and technology.

'In this connection they will bear in mind the danger of disturbing retrospectively the basis on which contracts, settlements of property and fiscal arrangements have been entered into and also the especial need for certainty as to the criminal law.