Sentence examples for offset corporate from inspiring English sources

The airline's turnaround benefited from a write-down of its fleet, government-arranged debt waivers and a $4.5 billion tax credit allowing JAL to offset corporate tax for nine more years.

In its turnaround, JAL benefited from a write-down of its fleet, government- arranged debt waivers and $4.5 billion in tax credits allowing the airline to offset corporate tax for almost a decade.

Consumers eager for access to the Internet helped offset a corporate spending lull on PC's during the quarter, the companies said.

In 1995, the society raised $400,000 to assemble the Henrietta Marie exhibit, which has since been offset by corporate sponsorships and rental fees.

BEIJING — Profits earned by Chinese industrial companies rose 17.3 percent in December from the same month a year earlier, to 895.2 billion renminbi, official data released Sunday showed, as a fourth-quarter recovery helped offset poorer corporate results in the third.

Foreigners are attracted chiefly by Malta's tax system, which allows income tax on dividends to be offset against corporate tax, reducing the effective tax rate on dividends from 35% to 5%.

In some states, small-business owners can use green credits to offset both corporate and personal tax bills.

This means that almost the entire supply of stock from new stock offerings is being offset by corporate repurchase programs.

"HSBC has added to the emerging theme of the banking updates so far - strong headline performance partially offset by corporate contrition," said Richard Hunter at stockbroker Hargreaves Lansdown.

No. 1 personal computer maker Dell Computer said its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings fell slightly as stronger-than-expected consumer demand for PCs failed to offset weak corporate spending on technology.

This tiny, positive provision that would have ensured foster youth had documents like Social Security cards, birth certificates and health insurance cards to help them make it on their own when they aged out of foster care would have added $12 million to the 10-year cost of the bill four thousandths of a percent of the cost to taxpayers of those huge non-offset corporate tax break extenders.