Sentence examples for much needed tax from inspiring English sources

When the bubble burst, it took with it much needed tax revenues and public confidence in the ability of Ireland's financial institutions to rebound, he said.

Unfortunately, while the Chancellor has given out increased wages, he's also taken away billions of pounds more in much needed tax credits paid to low earners.

But rather than easing the burden, the government has made things worse by hiking VAT and cutting much needed tax credits".

"Illegal cigarettes cost our city and state billions of dollars," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in a statement, "through increased health care costs and by cheating law-abiding small businesses out of customers and cheating taxpayers out of much needed tax revenue".

"At risk are not only our constitutional rights, but also the loss of high-paying jobs, much needed tax revenue, access to low-cost electricity and further exploitation by activist groups seeking to advance their anti-oil and gas ideology," he said.

Charge too little and states are deprived of much needed tax revenue.

Beyond that, there is a looming deadline: he must get the financing done and start work by Dec. 31 in order to qualify for a much needed tax-exempt bond status and hold on to a $400 million naming-rights deal with Barclays Bank for the arena.

It also provides a much-needed tax break for investors who take long-term risks on companies that Silicon Valley entrepreneurs start.

Mayor James L. Cassella of East Rutherford criticized the teams, saying that the project would generate much-needed tax revenue.

And many states simply fear that a heavy dose of federal austerity could weaken their economies, costing them jobs and much-needed tax revenue.

On the contrary, encouraging a property boom keeps much-needed tax revenues flowing and puffs up the local economic growth figures on which their chances of promotion hang.