Sentence examples for prime tax from inspiring English sources

Since the state fiscal year began on April 1, personal income-tax collections have declined, along with other prime tax revenues for New York, compared with the same period last year, according to Alan G. Hevesi, the state comptroller.

The practice is widespread and Congressional investigators have been dispatched to one of the prime tax refuges, the Cayman Islands, to seek a firsthand estimate of how much the Treasury is being shorted.

Without a doubt, the coastal urban executive class, drawing mid-six-figure salaries or better, has become America's prime tax patsy.

The publication of the prime ministerial tax arrangements is a sign of fragility rather than strength.

London "was in the middle of the pack compared to other major global cities in relation to prime property tax and holding costs", it said, and the changes "appear unlikely to alter this position materially".

The Conservatives are already priming their "tax bombshells" with the claim that every family faces a bill of nearly £3,000 for "Labour's debt crisis".

Ridiculous forays into sub-prime mortgages, tax cuts that the wealthiest don't need, privatization of public education and Social Security -- and, of course, a war that has made gazillions of dollars for the war drum and oil drum moguls.

Underscoring the effects of a rapidly aging population, low birthrates and skyrocketing fiscal deficits in Japan, the prime minister's tax advisory council released a report on Friday that strongly suggested tax increases are necessary if the country is to avoid financial disaster.

Ed Miliband pressed the prime minister about tax levels and repeatedly asked him whether the government would rule out a top tax rate cut to 40p, David Cameron said he wanted the rich to pay more tax, but a 50p rate would damage investment and jobs, and he called Labour an "anti-business, anti-growth, anti-jobs" party.

"It is, however, necessary to act to protect the revenue base from structural weaknesses, to ensure the base is contemporary and ensure that taxes are paid – as the prime minister said, taxes should be as low as they can be, but they must also be paid.

JAPAN'S prime minister on tax reform, attracting foreign workers to Japan and why he visits the Yasukuni shrine.