Sentence examples for lessened tax from inspiring English sources

According to a report from the Alternative Schools Network: "The loss of teen employment poses serious policy implications nationally and locally including significant adverse affects on future employability, earnings, family incomes, and... serious fiscal burdens on the rest of society associated with lower lifetime earnings, lessened tax contributions and higher correctional costs".

Risk-taking entrepreneurs and investors who create jobs through building businesses will be rewarded for their efforts with lessened tax burdens.

Arguing that a lower value-added tax on home-improvements would create employment and lessen tax evasion, France three years ago secured a "temporary" rate of 5.5% for house renovation and other home-improvements.

The Cayman Islands is known as a haven for corporate subsidiaries, hedge funds and other financial interests that take advantage of its bank secrecy laws to avoid or lessen tax payments and other obligations.

This may lessen tax liability as well as other types of liability.

Mr Khodorkovsky and Mr Abramovich insist their activities are lawful corporate ways of lessening their tax bills.

He justifies raising taxes on the poor – the supposed free riders – in order to lessen the tax burden on the better off – that is to say, the successful.

To lessen the tax burden, Ms. Gorman favors encouraging commercial development in the southern part of the village, near the north side of Pelham Parkway.

The Village of Mamaroneck would not be included in Mr. Millstein's proposal, but its mayor, Kathy Savolt, said she believes in consolidating services to lessen the tax burden on residents.

Instead of Labour moving to ease the burden on those earning the smallest wage packets, it increased it to lessen the tax burden on the rest of the community.

And in May, Alabama's newly elected governor, Bob Riley -- a Republican and an avowed tax-cutter during his three terms in the U.S. House of Representatives -- proposed an ambitious tax-reform plan to lessen the tax burden on the poor while raising income and property taxes on the rich.