Sentence examples for notable tax from inspiring English sources
One notable tax missing from Wednesday's briefing was the "border adjustability tax", a proposal to tax goods imported into and sold in the United States championed by Ryan.
According to research provided by the legislature's fiscal research agency, the tax-reform bill passed by the General Assembly will provide notable tax breaks to the wealthiest residents in the state, while increasing the tax burden of the poorest residents.
This year, the most notable tax measure was NOT to do something - not to change the threshold for paying the higher rate, sticking with those on at least £43,430.
Notice that the money was not placed in Germany or France, but rather in three notable tax havens, sophisticated pockets of secret wealth, hidden behind trusts and a spider web of interlocking corporate interests.
The BBC's Newsnight program obtained a copy of a study by the UK Treasury which found legalizing and regulating the drug would "generate notable tax revenue" as well as save the criminal justice system more than $300 million a year in court and police costs.
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The loss in wealth in New Jersey coincides with a notable state tax hike.
Greece is notable for its tax evasion, lack of transparency and large inefficient bureaucracy.
"Table 4" (pages 13 through 15 of the Report) looks at three things: (1) scenario 1, (2) scenario 2, and (3) notable state estate tax policy changes enacted following EGTRRA.
Likely voters are about evenly split between Northam and Gillespie when asked which man they trust to handle taxes — a notable parity given that Gillespie made tax cuts the basis for his campaign.
It was notable for cutting taxes, but also for recording a fiscal deficit despite slashing services.Mr Harper clearly hopes to run a tight ship.
