Sentence examples for minimum tax level from inspiring English sources
"I would be open to a proposal that would have some minimum tax level for everyone," Mr. Kaine said.
While Mr. Allen flicked the question away, Mr. Kaine said, "I would be open to a proposal that would have some minimum tax level for everyone, but I do insist, many of the 47 percent that Governor Romney was going after pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than he does".
Mr. Whitehouse said that by raising public attention, Mr. Obama and Senate Democrats would increase the chances that some sort of minimum tax level for the rich would be part of an end-of-year deal, when the Bush-era tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 are set to expire.
Kaine said he would be open to setting a "minimum tax level for everyone".
In the past, both France and Germany have publicly spoken of the need for an "economic government" for the EU, which might, for example, set minimum tax levels and enforce common fiscal rules.
Since the launch of the Europe against Cancer (EAC) programme in 1987, diverse tobacco control measures have been introduced: a ban on tobacco advertising on television (89/552/EEC), tobacco labelling (89/622/EEC and 92/41/EEC), tar maximums for cigarettes (90/239/EEC) and minimum tax levels for tobacco products (92/12/EEC, 92/79/EEC and 95/59/EEC) [ 1].
Then the recession pushed down incomes severely, many below the minimum income tax level, and the stimulus act lowered that level further with new tax cuts.
That means the average American farm is worth $1,122,500, well below the minimum estate tax level of $5 million.
Ireland, which is counting on foreign investment to help it recover from its own bailout, rejected the idea of setting a minimum corporation tax level in the euro zone.
Rich people are still subject to alternative minimum tax on the federal level and still have to pay state income taxes.
Over the next few months Washington will almost certainly pass a massive tax bill to maintain the alternative minimum tax at roughly current levels.
