Sentence examples for rate on the amount from inspiring English sources

You have to pay a flat 25 percent rate on the amount you depreciated, Mr. Francis said.

For example, they decided to hold their shares for a full year after exercising the options so that they would be taxed at a lower capital gains rate on the amount the stock rose.

Open image in new window Fig. 18 Effect of input gas rate on the amount of natural condensate (a) and water (b) in the gas outlet.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 Effect of input water rate on the amount of water in the condensate (a) and gas (b) outlets.

Fig. 11 Effect of increase in the packet arrival rate on the amount of data admitted for direct and indirect users Fig. 12 Effect of parameter W e on providing fair data admissions for direct and indirect users at the arrival rate of 140 packets/s for every user.

It is shown that the dependence of the average reaction rate on the amount of Pt in the porous layer is strongly non-linear under certain conditions and the spatial distribution of the catalytically active sites within the porous structure of the support controls the effectiveness factor to a significant extent.

That period could be lengthened; or people could, as an IFS review suggested, be taxed at "progressive rates on the total amount of gifts and inheritances that they receive over their lifetime".

The forward flow rates and backflow rates depend on the amount of pebbles that cover an edge from two different directions, and in general they are both present at the same time, but not equal.

In fact, the rental rate on capital — the amount someone who is trying to lease the use of capital to one of those monopolists receives — actually falls, by the same proportion as the real wage rate.

But the way the tax code is worded, AMT payers get the 5% rate on only the amount of gains and dividends taxed at 5% in their regular tax computation.

The pay rate, based on the amount needed to meet basic living costs, is considerably more than the government-backed legal minimum of £7.20 an hour for over 25s known as the "national living wage".