Sentence examples for form of properties from inspiring English sources
The Guardian published ICM polling this morning asking voters if they would like to (a) to keep socking high-earners with a 50% top rate, or (b) pursue the alternative Liberal Democrat plan of imposing an annual "mansion tax" on those with unearned wealth in the form of properties worth more than £1m.
SMEs in particular provide security in form of properties (houses, the businesses, the car, and anything that could actually bring back the principal) in case of default on loans (Garrett, 2009).
Just last week Mr. McCormac promised to dedicate $400 million to some form of property tax relief.
None reflects its market value or falls on the most common form of property: homes.
In essence, with the stroke of a pen, the government creates a new and valuable form of property: carbon allowances.
The state already devotes $10.1 billion, or nearly half its budget, to one form of property tax relief or another.
The lower courts ruled against her, citing state law holding that education was not a form of property.
Any increases that the property owner would be entitled to, he said, are instead paid by the city in the form of property tax credits.
When a new form of property ownership, called commonhold, came into force last September, the government trumpeted it as a replacement for Britain's feudal leasehold system.
