Sentence examples for handling tax from inspiring English sources

When handling tax deals that include an offshore component, Ms. Sheppard said she errs on the side of caution.

But foreign investment is a dribble; farming and industry are clapped out; the civil service, especially the parts of it handling tax and customs, is a hideous mess.

Mr. Mitnick worked for a small Long Island accounting firm that specialized in handling tax issues for wealthy New York real estate families.

For a company with two employees who are paid weekly, the service charges an average of $14 a week for payroll services plus $10 for handling tax payments, prices similar to those of competitors.

If the case is not complex and does not involve a potentially prosecutable offense, then a CPA (experienced in handling tax audits) or an Enrolled Agent may suffice.

The ABC News/Washington Post survey showed Mr. Obama also gaining ground on a few measures among the larger sample of registered voters, including on handling taxes and Medicare, and being seen as the stronger leader.

He wrote several letters to Congress last year over questions about the agency's procedure for handling tax-exemption applications.

As with the C-Corp set-up, Atlas for LLCs costs $500, which includes forming new entity, getting a tax ID, getting a U.S. business bank account and Stripe account, access to expert tax and legal advice, tools for handling taxes, and credits with a number of services; as well as access to the Stripe Atlas Community for networking and extra resources.

By comparison, two-thirds (65%) disapprove of how Republicans in Congress are handling taxes.

According to this week's Washington Post/ABC News poll, voters are mostly divided on how Obama is handling taxes (45% approve, 47% disapprove).

It may seem like an eternity ago in terms of the campaign season, but a July 24 Quinnipiac University poll of registered Democrats found 12percentt said de Blasio would do the "best job of handling taxes".