Sentence examples for impose higher tax from inspiring English sources

And, third, Clinton recently adopted a proposal from Bernie Sanders to impose higher tax rates on very large bequests.

The Democratic-controlled New York assembly is also working to push through a plan that would impose higher tax rates on the state's highest earners.

The Lib Dem proposals would allow the next government to reach balance on the current account by 2017-18, and impose higher tax rises and slower cuts in spending than those set out by the Conservatives.

A patchwork of rules and divergent tax rates allows multinational corporations, especially banks, to set up offices outside their main markets and book earnings accrued over a broad area in the country with the lowest rate, shifting revenue away from countries that impose higher tax burdens.

On the other hand, if you've been listening to Obama decry the wealth gap on the campaign trail, and talk about the need to impose higher tax rates on millionaires, well, then you might be a little surprised.

Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn may want to impose higher taxes on the wealthy, but not many other people do.

He will rather pay more now than impose higher taxes on his children and grandchildren, he said.

In 2009, a Reserve Bank economist looked at what happened when residents voted to override the caps and impose higher taxes.

At the same time, the bill would impose higher taxes on foreign-owned corporations that operate in the United States.

That is why, Lenihan said, the Irish government had to impose higher taxes to maintain essential public services.

The deal also includes new rules for the alternative minimum tax, which threatened this year to impose higher taxes on roughly 30 million households.