Sentence examples for introducing tax from inspiring English sources

He ruled out, however, introducing tax increases.

Governments tried to keep expenditures at a certain level, while introducing tax incentives to keep consumption and investment going.

The government thinks of luring them back, by introducing tax breaks on equity investments some time later this year.

Mr Brown has also helped businesses by introducing tax credits for research and development, worth £600m this year.Who's right, then?

The finance ministry is dragging its feet over introducing tax changes to let companies offset profits in one subsidiary against losses in another.

George Osborne is introducing tax breaks for shale drillers and believes the industry will bring "thousands of jobs, billions of pounds of business investment, and lower bills".

"The government knows that times are tough and that is why we have taken action to help with the cost of living including increasing the tax-free personal allowance, introducing tax-free childcare and freezing fuel duty and council tax".

"That's why we are increasing the support available to parents by doubling free childcare from 15 to 30 hours for working parents of three- and four-year-olds, introducing tax-free childcare worth up to £2,000 per child per year and up to £4,000 for disabled children, and this government is increasing support for low-income parents on universal credit.

Syria last week unilaterally suspended its free trade agreement with Turkey, retaliating to the Turkish sanctions by introducing taxes of up to 30 cents on Turkish goods entering Syria.

A Department for Education spokesman said the government was doing its best to make childcare affordable, introducing tax-free childcare which will see all eligible families receive up to £1,200 towards each child's childcare costs.

It says it is "taking decisive action" by introducing tax-free childcare, under which "all eligible families receive up to £1,200 towards each child's childcare costs", and is "meeting up to 70 per cent of childcare costs for low and middle-income families through tax credits".