Sentence examples for hurt tax from inspiring English sources

It also hurt tax revenues.

The mild downturn hurt tax revenues more than the previous administration had let on.

He may well be too sanguine about growth in 1999, and a sharper slowdown would hurt tax revenues.

Data from Germany Friday underscored the economic pressure on leaders from slowing growth, which would hurt tax receipts and add to fiscal problems.

The agency worries that high private debt and a rigid jobs market will hold back the economy and hurt tax revenues.

The bigger risk for these economists is a slowing economy that would hurt tax revenue, and in that way, imperil Japan's finances.

To the extent that slow growth hurts tax revenues, and thus the ability to service public debt, markets may begin to take a less benign view of slow growers' bonds.

E-commerce, worth an estimated $20 billion in 1999, or less than 1% of American retail sales, is not yet hurting tax revenues much: as a recent report by Ernst & Young, an accountancy firm, put it, "The Sky Is Not Falling".

It immediately, and severely, hurt state tax collections.

"Definitely, it's going to hurt the tax base of the village," Mayor Bill Biondi said.

Falling property values have also affected cities and towns because lower assessments hurt property tax collections.