Sentence examples for hand a tax from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a tax rebate in itself is not enough to vouch for the viability of small, independent productions.

Mr Osborne believes it fair to levy a bedroom tax on the poor for having a spare room, but to hand a tax cut to the middle classes who rent out their spare room on Airbnb.

On the other hand; a tax rebate for LER driven projects; removal of the VAT difference between new build and refurbishment; increased research to produce affordable low energy technologies; and increased government low carbon programs were identified as the key incentives to drive the LER housing agenda.

Some were handed a tax receipt, some were given the option to state spending preferences, some got both and some neither.

The high street banks appeared to have been handed a tax break by the chancellor over the treatment of bad debt provisions.

It seems to us that an office-holder who expects a man to vote his way at the very moment of being handed a tax bill is visionary to the point of insanity.

Gibbs wrote: It seems to us that an officeholder who expects a man to vote his way at the very moment of being handed a tax bill is visionary to the point of insanity.

George Osborne's budget is handing a tax cut averaging £3,000 to some of the wealthiest people in the country who make up just 0.3% of the population, the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, has said.

Harman said: "While the Tories can't beat us on the number of activists campaigning on the ground in key seats, they have a steady stream of big donors willing to bankroll their campaign -the same people they handed a tax cut to, the people who go to David Cameron's dinners.

From Chuka Umunna, the shadow business secretary While Nick Clegg and the Lib Dems argue about how much credit to take for their own economic record, a million young people are unemployed and working people are on average £1,500 worse off but people earning millions have been handed a tax cut.

The need for a new law, proponents argue, became evident when the Los Angeles County assessor handed a tax bill to Space Exploration Technologies Corp. in 2013.