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House Republicans had targeted them for a hefty tax increase, one that many of them could not hope to pay, but they had escaped unscathed.
This week the Senate voted for a hefty tax on cheques, worth some $11.5 billion; and, crucially, the lower house agreed to increase pension contributions from public servants and impose some on those already retired (years before time and very comfortably, some of them).
It does seem that way, to judge from the rising tide of campaigns against the stuff, with the likes of Jamie Oliver calling for a hefty tax on sugary drinks, while health reformers want cigarette-style labels to warn us against the obesity, rotting teeth and diabetes that may follow if we down too many cans of Coke.
And that is why Mr. Godard, like many of the other proprietors in this small city 45 miles south of Atlanta, is eager to see President Bush push for a hefty tax cut that will put some cash back in their customers' pockets.
Those who championed the provision, which provides for a hefty tax break on long-term investments, believe the money can help distressed towns and neighborhoods that are still feeling the effects of the financial crisis and have barely benefited from the nine-year economic expansion.
According to President-elect Trump's taxation plan, the wealthy are in store for a hefty tax cut.
The federation also noted more people shopping on Thanksgiving Thursday itself.Water palaverFiji Water denounced the Fijian government for imposing a hefty tax increase on its operations.
"They need to pay their dues to do business in California like we do". Despite the prospects of a heftier tax bill for several major multinational corporations, none has stepped up to organize a No campaign.
Italians already have to pay a hefty "tax for Europe".
Even so, the Mercers took a hefty tax deduction for their two-million-dollar donation to Citizens United.
Later this year, the Russian government is expected to propose to Parliament a hefty tax break for companies producing offshore and from tight oil deposits.
