Sentence examples for flat-rate system from inspiring English sources

Almost two-thirds of landlords disapproved of the plan to end the allowance, while 58% said the current flat-rate system was fairer than its proposed replacement.

Macedonia joined the club at the beginning of 2007, but in Slovakia the populist-nationalist coalition that took power in mid-2006 made the resumption of progressive taxation one of its main campaign pledges although to date it has only opted for a modest tweaking of the flat-rate system set up by its pro-market predecessor.

Some customers take advantage of Achilles' flat rate system for unlimited attention to problems.

Ralph Martire of the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability and Ted Dabrowski of the Illinois Policy Institute both made passionate and informed arguments on the pros and cons, respectively, of changing from a flat-rate tax system to a graduated-rate system.

Furthermore, fierce domestic opposition has forced the Slovenian government to abandon plans for a flat-rate tax system; instead, the government has opted for a milder reform that essentially preserves the progressive nature of the tax system.

The flat-rate tier system allows us to reward bloggers who cross specific thresholds (5K/10K/30K pageviews/month).

Since fixed rates for treatments (case-based lump sum) were introduced as payroll units in 1993 [ 26] and a "flat-rate" pay system in 2003 based on the DRG classification (Diagnosis Related Groups), the incentive to treat patients more economically grew, particularly in private, for-profit hospitals [ 27].

Yet as time passes, flat-rate tax systems may become increasingly entrenched.

However, the (admittedly limited) empirical evidence to date is hardly conclusive either in this regard, or on whether the adoption of flat-rate tax systems has achieved the objectives touted by its proponents.

In the rich world places like New Zealand, whose flat-rate pension systems are based on providing the same (lowish) benefits to everyone who is eligible, would find an earnings-related scheme more expensive.

The higher but flat-rate state pension system is due to be introduced - for new state pensioners - in 2016.