Sentence examples for imposing income from inspiring English sources

The Court in Merchants' Loan was specifically interpreting a 1916 statute imposing income taxes on individuals and estates (among other kinds of entities), and not the 1909 corporate tax statute.

The state imposes income, sales, business, and excise taxes.

The law also imposes income limits for residents and controls resale prices.

Unlike its other farm programs, the government does not impose income caps or payment limits on crop insurance subsidies.

The other would impose income taxes at a reduced rate on otherwise-exempt business owners, among other increases.

In Indiana, the state income tax is a flat 3.4 percent, but counties and cities also impose income taxes to make up shortfalls.

From World War I (1914 18) both levels of government imposed income taxes, but in 1942 the federal government virtually annexed the field, with the high court's approval.

This law was, however, held to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, which forced its backers to seek an amendment to the Constitution that would give Congress the right to impose income taxes without apportionment among the states.

Monaco's refusal to impose income taxes on its residents and on international businesses that have established headquarters in the principality led to a severe crisis with France in 1962.

But it would also cut across another new policy, which imposes income tax for the first time on many low-paid workers, a plan which most economists expect will kill off up to 1m jobs.The resulting confusion in Germany is almost matched in France.

Roth's concept is incentively sound; alas, Congress and the White House imposed income restrictions.