Sentence examples for is payable at from inspiring English sources

Most egregiously, workers' National Insurance is payable at 12% on earnings of around £8,000 a year; this is an earnings tax in all but name.

OASES The entrance fee for DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL PARK, $10 for noncommercial vehicles, is payable at ranger stations at Furnace Creek, Stovepipe Wells, Grapevine or Beatty.

The Yankees nabbed Mussina by giving him a $12 million signing bonus that is payable at $2 million a year and salaries of $8 million in 2001 and then $9 million, $10 million, $14 million, $17 million and $17 million in the next five years.

TIPS pay you a cash yield, now 2.5% for a ten-year bond, and an inflation adjustment to the principal, which is payable at maturity.

With a deferred 'balloon' payment, for example, a lump sum is payable at the end of the mortgage term, keeping monthly repayments down.

This, the Telegraph says, was in an effort to avoid capital gains tax, which is payable at a rate of 28% on profits made from the sale of second homes.

These were payable at colonial ports and fell on lead, glass, paper, paint, and tea.

Payments, effected by normal means, of debts that were payable at the time of such payment are voidable as preferences provided that the payment was made within one year prior to the adjudication, while the debtor was insolvent, and the trustee demonstrates that the creditor knew of the debtor's state of insolvency.

If your Contribution has not been commissioned by us or our agents but is offered to us for publication, any expenses you have incurred in relation to it will be payable at the discretion of the editor who accepts your Contribution for publication.

When you split, your partner should take on your half of the mortgage and pay you cash for your half of the equity which gives a total of £155,000 (£109,000 in cash plus your £46,000 share of the mortgage) on which stamp duty will be payable at 1%.

In 2014-15, the 20% basic rate of income tax will apply to a narrower band of taxable income - £10,000 to £41,865 - which means that the 40% higher rate of income tax will be payable at £41,866 and above.