Sentence examples for long tax from inspiring English sources

Locals regard long tax battles as just another cost of doing business; few worry that the taxman will bankrupt them.

Free land, cheap electricity, subsidies towards the wages of higher-paid workers, funds for training and long tax holidays are now essential weapons in municipal armouries.

Ireland has already had to give up the long tax holidays once offered to incoming investors, but instead it now offers an exceptionally low corporation tax, a mere 12.5% from next year.

For so long, tax benefits have redistributed income upwards.

In such a prosperous country, life would be long, taxes modest and unemployment certainly lower than in Europe, probably even than in America.

His face betrayed the stoic theme he tried to portray, showing the effects of a long, taxing and sometimes hostile Olympic experience.

"I'm not saying that we should let people evade," but that reform is difficult as long taxes are so high, he said.

But a segment in which four energetic actors appeared in bits of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" lingered a bit too long, taxing some attention spans.

Farc has long "taxed" the cocaine industry and elements of the group have clear links to trafficking – as have state actors and rightwing paramilitaries.

After the 1927 Louisiana flood, Huey Long taxed oil companies to help fund public-works projects and even tried to seize Standard Oil's fields when the company refused to pay the tax.

With that being said we feel there is an opportunity in long tax-exempt bonds, we would avoid long taxable bonds, and we would add hard assets/commodities (5% to 10% of a portfolio).