Sentence examples for incorporated firms from inspiring English sources
Mr Schröder's tax reforms, he says, have left partnerships (which pay personal income tax) worse off than incorporated firms (which pay corporation tax); the two should be aligned.
A White House spokesman, Tony Fratto said the White House would not comment on specific companies, adding, "It's not appropriate to interfere in the private decisions of Americans to invest in legally incorporated firms".
Last month its parliament approved a bill requiring Italian companies to buy their internet ads from locally incorporated firms instead of the tax-haven subsidiaries that many transact with today.
As cited above, major incorporated firms tend to have worldwide connections.
The licensee-licensor relationships between major incorporated firms tend to be confined to similar industrial sectors over the boundaries between countries.
I show that the following interventions raise welfare: (a) granting full expensibility of R&D to incorporated firms; (b) eliminating the corporate income tax and/or the capital gains tax; (c) reducing taxes on labor and/or consumption.
In Ontario, Canada there are no provisions for protecting social and environmental provisions described in an incorporated firm after the firm has been sold.
This is because so much of the sales and earnings of companies in the S&P 500 and the much narrower Dow Index are earned overseas, denominated in foreign currencies, but accounted for on the books of these US-incorporated firms in dollars, that as the dollar declines in value, corporate sales and earnings appear to be growing.
In 2009, the Massachusetts-incorporated firm SCAC Inc. commissioned the financial advisory firm KPMG, which describes itself as "the largest professional finance service company in the world," to assess the feasibility of a real estate development in the Comoros.
The recently incorporated law firm of Nelson & Murdock operates out of a shabby office in New York's Hell's Kitchen.
Newly incorporated VC firm Andreessen Horowitz Ventures likely views Skype as a "statement acquisition" and "will make sure it succeeds," says Alvarez.
