Sentence examples for outlined tax from inspiring English sources

The president outlined tax breaks to help middle-class families with their child care and tuition costs and retirement savings.

WASHINGTON — While both presidential candidates enter the campaign's final week promising to be the better fiscal steward, each has outlined tax and spending proposals that would make annual budget deficits worse, analysts say, with Senator John McCain likely to create a deeper hole than Senator Barack Obama would.

Obama outlined tax measures - including closing tax loopholes for companies that move facilities and jobs overseas - in his State of the Union speech in January, and will lay out principles for revamping corporate taxes by the end of February, a senior administration official said.

Even though the character wasn't elected president (he ascended from the vice presidency after the death of his predecessor), Mr. Pollak's president, when discussing world affairs, exhibits all the charm and stature of a shifty-eyed accountant outlining tax shelters.

They include employment and manufacturing figures, house prices, inflation and predictions for growth, which the government has to consider as it outlines tax and spending plans for the next 12 months.

Republican presidential hopeful Jeb Bush outlined a tax plan on Wednesday that broadly resembles the tax platform presented in 2000 by his brother George W. Bush.

In his speech, the president outlined several tax incentives for businesses to prompt investment in general and to reward hiring in particular.

And when Mr. McCain first outlined his tax cut proposals shortly before the South Carolina primary in January, he highlighted his new enthusiasm for supply-side economics.

Turnbull outlined his tax cuts for business while Shorten reminded the audience that the car industry had "disappeared" under the Coalition.

When Mr. McCain outlined his tax cut plan, he backed away from his pledge to balance the budget during his first term, but said that he would do so by the end of his second term.

Early in his presidential campaign, in December 1999, when the economy was on a roll, Mr. Bush outlined his tax plan to the Chamber of Commerce in Des Moines and suggested that economists might be wrong in forecasting continued economic growth.