Sentence examples similar to growing taxes from inspiring English sources

But he also likes to rail against the growing tax burden on working families.

If the financial sector and its workers prosper, the city will too, buoyed by growing tax revenues.

We already have a large and growing "tax gap," according to the Internal Revenue Service, as people evade paying the existing rates.

To save the children of those families, India's government may have to use its growing tax revenues for direct aid like food or food stamps, he said.

They say the government's true aim is to distract public attention from a growing tax scandal that threatens the stability of the shaky governing coalition.

Despite this growing tax bite, one bit of good news for travelers is that car rental rates have actually declined from their 2009 peak.

"The earnings concession on superannuation is the fastest growing tax concession in the federal budget," he planned to tell his audience.

After a decade of steadily growing tax and customs revenue, the budget shortfall has caught Afghanistan's international backers by surprise.

The two senators also criticized Treasury Department tax policy officials, who testified about their plan to combat what they said was growing tax evasion by corporations and wealthy individuals.

Rather, Mr. Morgenthau said, these funds must be the product of huge and growing tax evasion by wealthy Americans who have little, if any, fear of prosecution.

The rest reflects the end of the stock market bubble, the still-depressed economy and -- probably -- growing tax sheltering and evasion.