Sentence examples for rate bill from inspiring English sources

A report in May by PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the business rate bill for the country's 100 biggest retailers is now higher than their corporation tax bill.

The Conservation Program for Multi-Family Residentialandlordsgs gives landlords until the end of this month to enroll, if they want to get a flat rate bill as of July 1 , 2001

They repeatedly interrupted the floor proceedings to make rhetorical jabs that were masked as parliamentary inquiries, like asking when the House was scheduled to take up the student loan interest rate bill or why a Republican member of the Judiciary Committee was not managing debate on the bill, which is customary.

It would be unthinkable and unacceptable for powers for Scotland but a second rate bill for Wales.

The interest rate bill by then will be truly horrific higher than the outlays for Medicare and Medicaid combined.

According to their figures, someone living in an average sized house in Castlereagh, currently worth about £150,000, can expect to see their rate bill rise by 15% or the equivalent of about £137 a year.

In London, for instance, it was common to see domestic rate bills of between £8,000-£10,000 a year for highly rated properties.

For a married couple living in a property with a high rateable value, annual rate bills running into thousands of pounds were reduced to a few hundred.

"Postponing revaluation 2015 in England will avoid sharp changes and unexpected hikes in business rate bills for over 800,000 premises, including retail and small shops.

"But, if you have a few small low interest rate bills out there, it is okay to pay those off if it gives you peace of mind, " she said.

Attorneys use flat rate billing when the amount and nature of work is predictable.