Sentence examples for resilient tax from inspiring English sources

True, the party should have created a more resilient tax base amassing a surplus during the period of buoyant growth: even then, the public sector deficit in 2007 was 2.6 per cent of GDP, far outweighed by the collapse in output following the crash.

The state is benefiting from a resilient income-tax base, while cities are stuck with an eroded property-tax base.

Federal programs like the Land and Water Conservation Fund and the Farm Bill can be expanded to make communities more resilient; changes in the tax code and other federal rules can incentivize private investment".

Consumers have been resilient despite paying higher taxes this year.

For VAT, a tax that is relatively resilient to fraud, tax evasion averages about 15percentt of revenues in G-20 advanced countries.

Resiliency Millennials are resilient.

The biggest consumers of fattening food may prove similarly resilient to price increases, so a fat tax may do little to improve health, at least for today's junk-food addicts.

America's economy has proved surprisingly resilient in the face of budget cuts and tax hikes.

Given the pasting he has had in the media over tax, Jews and bankers, that's relatively resilient.

After all, a healthy tax system is an essential requirement for a resilient society.

"We are committed to ensuring our major banks are resilient [and] that they can weather shocks without calling on tax payer support".