Sentence examples for fully passed on from inspiring English sources

When one considers that corporate income taxes are almost fully passed on to consumers in the cost of goods and services sold, the corporate income tax is much like a disguised sales tax borne by consumers.

We find that state gasoline and diesel taxes are on average fully passed on to consumers.

It said these costs have not been fully passed on to customers but it plans to "realign" prices from next year, after Valentine's Day.

True, personal debt is around 1.5 times post-tax income, which means that a percentage point increase in interest rates, if fully passed on by lenders, would take up 1.5% of income in higher debt-service costs.

In reality, the savings will not be immediately and fully passed on to consumers, but it is likely that most of it will be passed on over time, just as has been the case with lower priced imported goods.

But all the savings achieved were wiped out by the cost of cutting the value-added tax on restaurants — a populist measure whose benefits have not been fully passed on to consumers.

But the data is unlikely to heighten expectations of an early interest rate increase by the Bank of Japan because consumer price growth remains subdued, with companies still reluctant to fully pass on rising raw material costs to consumers.

Put another way, the banks aren't fully passing on the low rates in the bond market to borrowers.

That wider spread underscores that banks aren't fully passing on the Fed's stimulus to borrowers.

The annual grilling was announced by Turnbull in August after the banks failed to fully pass on a Reserve Bank rate cut – and in an effort to head off calls for a banking royal commission.

Paul Martin, UK head of retail at KPMG, said that while supermarkets had so far avoided fully passing on higher prices to customers, this would change if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.