Sentence examples for light taxation from inspiring English sources

America's economy is needlessly vulnerable, thanks to its addiction to oil (and light taxation of it).

The group has been promised 9,000 hectares (22,000 acres) in the form of two special economic zones (SEZs)—havens for export-driven industry, with light taxation and other perks.

The weak, decentralized communes of the 13th century, with comparatively primitive administration and very light taxation, gave way in the 14th century to republics and signorie with much stronger political control and exclusive new means of fiscal exploitation.

Some economists believe that the light taxation of land in Japan contributed to its ruinous asset-price bubble in the 1980s.A property tax would by no means be easy to implement in China.

The central government, in turn, briefly had to put on hold a cherished infrastructure policy of which the hub was a part: a scheme for "special economic zones" (SEZs), or enclaves for export-driven businesses that offer light taxation and other perks.

Light taxation of online companies had a certain logic at the birth of the Internet age, but now those companies boast some of the fastest growing revenues and profits in our economy.

And today, conservatives often say that supportive economic policy, including lighter taxation and greater freedom from regulation, will support this vision.

Were French firms subject to fewer rules and lighter taxation, the French economy might be racing ahead now, leading to the sustained economic upturn that has eluded France over the past decade.

I will put specific proposals on the table to fight VAT fraud, savings tax avoidance and to shed more light on tax havens and corporate taxation.

The British sniff protectionism in French demands for a total ban on non-EU funds selling to Europeans when those funds are based in spots with lighter regulation and taxation, such as the Cayman Islands.How much does this mutual suspicion matter, sophisticates might ask?

If you define a tax haven as a place that tries to attract non-resident funds by offering light regulation, low (or zero) taxation and secrecy, then the world has 50-60 suchavensns.