Sentence examples for forecast tax from inspiring English sources
It forecast tax collections in 2010 that would exceed the mayor's estimate by $1.2 billion.
It projected a A$33 billion ($29 billion) drop in forecast tax revenues over the next four years, partly because of falling commodity prices and a slowdown in China, Australia's biggest trading partner.
Mr. Bolgar, a gentlemanly Rush Limbaugh of the left, opined that the rightist party of Prime Minister Viktor Orban was undermining the national currency, imposing a nonsensical "weather forecast" tax on broadcasters, and muzzling the news media.
Osborne used some of that windfall – the result of changes in the way the OBR forecast tax receipts – to pay for his U-turn over cuts to tax credits, but the OBR's chairman, Robert Chote, warned at the time: "Unfortunately, the £27bn we apparently found down the back of the sofa is not as much as it sounds; and what the sofa gives, the sofa can easily take away".
The chancellor has forecast "tax competition" as a consequence of the new powers being devolved to Scotland.
fcc3d801-f782-4a76-bcc0-337e8f461e85 The chancellor has forecast "tax competition" as a consequence of the new powers being devolved to Scotland.
After it emerged that the heavily-forecast tax cuts may now not happen, Morrison pointed to the end of the deficit levy next year as a looming tax cut for higher income earners.
The Treasury has a poor record on forecasting tax revenue and has, I think, made its habitual mistake again.
The ban will cover key details of the Budget, like forecasts, tax rates and allowances, Osborne told the Treasury committee.
According to the Treasury's red book, which forecasts tax revenues over the next five years, a one-off levy on Swiss assets owned by UK residents, ranging from 21%to41%1%, was due to raise £3.2bn in this tax year.
The OBR, which was set up by Osborne when he came to power to take the knotty job of economic forecasting out of the hands of the Treasury, has recently been taking a close look at the way it forecasts tax revenues.
