Sentence examples for generation of tax from inspiring English sources
Thus procurement decisions should have regard to the promotion of business activities and employment in the UK and in turn the generation of tax revenues.
However, what is also needed urgently, if the lights are to be kept on, is brave policy making in the immediate term to continue to drive down the cost of renewable energy investment, make projects financially compelling and avoid passing the cost of a balanced energy future to the next generation of tax payers".
Along with the repeal of the estate tax is the repeal of the so-called "generation-skipping tax" (GST), a stiff extra tax that applies to transfers to grandchildren and others, which is designed to limit multigenerational gifts that skip a generation of tax.
Modigliani and Miller (1963) have found that the generation of tax gains is due to the tax-deductible loan interest, from the increase of the costs of financial distress associated with a high level of debts, from the reduction of costs of agency between leaders and shareholders and the increase in these between leaders and payable at the time of the establishment of debt (Myers 1977).
He once was a community organizer and ought to know how working people have suffered through a generation of tax breaks for the rich, Wall Street deregulation, and unfair competition.
In fact, many economists are warning that the continued application of austerity will make it less likely that Ontario will actually achieve its deficit reduction targets, as austerity starts to undermine the generation of tax revenue by stifling economic growth [ 33].
Back then the new generation of tax-cutters, inspired by President Ronald Reagan but more dogmatically antitax, had driven the once-dominant Republican "deficit hawks" -- who disliked deficits more than they liked cutting taxes -- nearly to extinction.
These have become our everyday realities after over a generation of tax-cutting political bravado.
Instead of the humdrum, boring tax shelters of old, a generation of new tax shelters can and will be created.
Meanwhile, future generations of tax-paying citizens will foot the bill for the excesses of the few.
