Sentence examples for prescribed tax from inspiring English sources

This system was, however, replaced in 1928 by a hut and poll tax in which each man aged 16 and over was required to pay a prescribed tax in cash annually.

In "Making HeathInsurance Affordable" (Fact andComment, Mar. 1, p. 23) Steve Forbes hits the nail on the head (again) when he prescribes tax-deductibility for the new Health Savings Accounts (HSA).

A masked fighter brandishing a pistol delivers a long statement, saying Christians must convert to Islam or pay a special tax prescribed by the Quran.

The International Monetary Fund is notorious for prescribing higher taxes and other bone-crushing austerity measures to developing nations that get into economic trouble.

; Because ABC usually owned its equipment for less than two years, the owners chafed at using a five-year depreciation schedule, as the tax code prescribed.

The best the Bush administration came up with was tax cuts and prescribed ethanol content in our gasoline.

Priorities for reducing the overall cost of essential medicines include exempting medicines from import duties and value added taxes, prescribing maximum mark-ups in the supply chain, and encouraging prescribers to use generics.

Then Anslinger came along, and basically forced doctors to stop prescribing marijuana by taxing it.

But Mr Schmidt said such schemes were legitimate and the company paid taxes "in the legally prescribed ways".

"Where an exercise package is prescribed to a resident, housing and council tax benefit payments could be varied to reward or incentivise residents," the authors state.

After mastectomy, six cycles of adjuvant chemotherapy were prescribed with CBDCA 400 mg (AUC= 6), TAX (75mg/m) complemented with G-CSF (Neulasta), followed by 6 months of trastuzumab (Table 2).