Sentence examples for fiscal values from inspiring English sources

They are quick to note that she has served as campaign manager during her husband's races, shares his conservative fiscal values and acted as de facto chief of staff briefly in his first term.

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

(The fiscal value is the value on record according to the tax office, and is usually about 40percentt of the market value of the property, according to Mr. Fischer).

There is a registration tax, based on a government-calculated fiscal value that is usually much lower than the market value.

In 2011, a coalition of governments, nonprofits and businesses commissioned a study to calculate a baseline economic and fiscal value to the area surrounding Lake Travis.

How's that for fiscal value?" There's little time for Brits affected by the tax hikes to sell their holiday homes.

But thanks to this ground-breaking experiment, the band will bypass record labels altogether and will be able to put a fiscal value on the public's appreciation of their art.

I'd urge Hunt to read Dominic Shellard's paper "Economic Impact Study of UK Theatre" (2004), which makes an incontrovertible case for the fiscal value of subsidised theatre in the UK.

And since the highest price paid for one was more than $6 million in 2001, the fiscal value of Folger's collection may be getting closer to the worth of the literary riches found within.

I tried to actually wiggle away and I said, 'Listen, maybe you should attach someone with a greater fiscal value aboard and then maybe you'll get it made.' And instead of walking away, Tim suggested that I take control.

USEFUL WEB SITES Official tourism site of Uruguay: www.turismo.gub.uy Property tax office: www.catastro.gub.uy LANGUAGES AND CURRENCY Spanish; Uruguayan Peso (1 peso equals $0.04) TAXES AND FEES Municipal taxes are based on the fiscal value of the house, and are usually between 0.25 and 1.2percentt of the purchase price, according to Mr. Fischer.