Sentence examples for marked tax from inspiring English sources

Mood swings marked tax season for me this year.

The Boulder County Hazardous Materials Response Team found a tea bag and a note reading "We the People, 1773". Earlier this month in Manchester, N.H., a hazmat team descended on the office of U.S. Rep. Carol Sheaftertemployeesemplopenedopened an envelope marked "tax protest" and found a bunch of tea leaves.

Chaffetz and his fellow Republicans have a slew of grievances against Koskinen's management of the tax agency he took over in 2013, and last week the House passed six anti-I.R.S. bills by party-line votes to mark Tax Day.

Conservative activists whipped up emotional anti-tax, anti-Obama "tea parties" around the country to mark tax-filing day last week, saying the White House was headed down a path of fiscal profligacy that would ultimately require broad tax increases.

The first item is a slip marked "Payroll Tax Deduction," dated Oct. 1st.

For starters, don't just toss those envelopes that arrive in the mail marked Important Tax Document into a file to turn over to your accountant.

Around the rich man's neck is a clamp marked "income tax" that is chained to the treadmill, making sure he cannot escape the burden of financing government.

The advantage: When we die, the "tax basis" — value for tax purposes — of assets we leave behind is marked up, tax-free, to their value on the day we died.

And the $40 state tax is deductible from the Federal tax, marking a net tax cost for the individual in the 50percentt bracket to $20 and bringing the overall capital gains tax to $220.

Including a 4.9-billion- mark tax bonus, in part because of losses in previous years, full-year net income almost tripled to 8 billion marks, or $4.3 billion, which was above expectations.

Warnings by Major of a "tax bombshell" and posters showing the former Labour leader as a boxer with gloves marked "more taxes" and "higher prices" were seen part of a highly effective scare campaign.